Does it tilt? Meaning will I be able to use it as a drafting table?
1778239
The table can have the height adjusted up to 6 different settings. The tabletop can tilt down one notch, and tilt up one notch for reverse use as an easel.
785177
I honestly don't know. We have it set up as a landscape and you can move it up and down or tilt. When I had a question about putting it together I called the manufacturer and they were able to answer my questions. I would call customer service.
468807
I sit at an architects drawing table that is at standing height. It has so many adjustments that you are bound to find a combination of settings that are just right for you. The one concern I had was for stability when leaning clear back - not to worry. It has five legs/rollers and it is Very sturdy. I feel like I could jump on it (I really haven't tried it! No sense pushing your luck) and it would stand the abuse. I absolutely love mine.
104635
It's sturdy, and the feet are wide rubber so it stays where it's put. I don't think it would tilt. It's also very lightweight and easy to place.
962139
Nope. It is a very simple pivot. It can flop this way, or that way. That being said, if you put your feet on it when it's tilted all the way one way, it won't move easily. You have to adjust where your weight is to make it rock.
931263
I am very confused about the answers to this question. It can definitely be either be tilted or flat. There are two small locks on the underside of the table that allow you to tilt at any angle, or keep flat. They lock after you determine your the best situation for you. I had an issue when I first assembled, had my laptop on the table, but hadn't locked the two levers, causing the weight of my computer to tilt the table and the computer to fall. That is how I discovered the two locking levers.
1195274
In order to tilt the center column you have to extend it (more than) fully and then place the column wherever you want. So the answer is yes. In practice you may want some counterweight for stability.
995651
Unfortunately, no. It can't tilt, nor can it swivel. I know... I wish it could swivel too. Tilting - you can maybe live without.
449897
Yes it can tilt. You can also lock it not to tilt. In addition there is a knob to control how easily it can tilt.
1356125
1. Yes, it tilts. 2. No, the top does not swivel. You'd have to swing the entire table out or push it away from the recliner. Not sure you can slide the wheel base under a recliner either. It's more like an adjustable table with wheels.
1082981
No it doesn't tilt. Sturdy in one place. There are a lot of holes for the legs - it made my tv very tall which I like because I have a low table.
1675622
No tilt. You connect it & that's that. No movement whatsoever in any direction. Very balanced base though.
398360
I believe it is. It does tilt back and you could position the legs as well as the arms so I would say so.
2173876
I use mine to record my lectures, works great. I think that you will be okay, I've had mine tilted pretty steep at times and didn't have a problem. you could use a fork or something spread or break off the tines and then weight it down with a book, that would probably work. I hope this helps.
796759
No just purchase a medium grade so you can always use it for other times. But again must be straight legs. NOT slanted
1889075
There is no way for it to tilt. Sits flat, only adjustment is the height. Just a note, it is fairly comfortable for a hard seat.
334288
Unfortunately no. This feature would have been extremely useful. I wanted a small, wooden drafting table and this one was perfect.