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Question: Can the stand adjust so it isn't horizontal with the ground? I find I need to prop my projector up with a book under the back half of it .
Document: This stand is perfect. If you are considering a single table stand with telescoping legs your plan is not going to work if you want to use your projector in different locations. We have used our projector indoors in several rooms, and in our back yard with a DVR and a laptop. With a single table stand where do you put the DVR/laptop? On the ground? The Gigant stand has solid legs and two tables so you have a place for your input device.
The projector table height is close to perfect for a standard screen. It is easier to place the projector on this stand, and move my screen up or down a few inches to center the picture than it is to adjust the four telescoping legs on he other style of projecor tables. The projector table has a nice feature to easily change the angle of the table which is faster then using the little feet on the projector for this task. It folds flat, and stores easily. This table gets it done.
Depending on how much I use this stand, I can see that it might be necessary to make small repairs down the road.The top platform has an adjustable brace that allows it to tilt. As illustrated with a projector, this would rotate the image from side-to-side. I'm guessing the intent was to have the projector at 90 degrees to that so the tilt raises or lowers the image on the screen.
Bought this item for use as LCD projector and laptop stand. Works great for use in tradeshows and lectures. Highly recommend it for functionality and portabililty.On an extra note, the initial order which was done with more than sufficient lead time arrived damaged and unusable (UPS created). With a deadline looming I contacted Da-Lite and they shipped a replacement in record time. Congratulations to Da-Lite for excellent response and to Andrea for the best customer support I have seen in years.
But I was unable to determine how the lower shelf was supported. On further examination, I noted that there was a slot on the bottom side of that shelf and there were two holes in the A-frame uprights. This suggested some sort of brace of bent rod for this support. But there was nothing else in the package.I contacted Wayfair and told them I had a specific need for this product.
Short and simple  - this stand is perfect for it's intended use. It makes setting up a projector a breeze, especially my Epson MovieMate 30S that does not have built in leveling legs.
It is small, light, portable, and a snap to put up. It is sturdy enough and roomy enough for my 17 inch laptop as well as a projector. I use it regularly in my classrooms.Robert PattonProfessor of MissionsCrown College of the Bible
da-lite is doing it right with a modern design  based on the old ladder style stand. this projection stand is made to last with many adjustment features not often found in other projector platforms. da-lite has given us a way to excell in presentation and lecture quality with a solid no worries platform that has plenty of desk top room. may i say its a bargin at twice the price! !
Works well, but wood for the laptop split soon and I had to screw again a little off it's original location. It turned out fine.
It's good quality material. Clean and professional looking. Light weight enough. The packaging was a little messy though. The Styrofoam essentially fell apart when I was unpacking it. Little white bits of Styrofoam everywhere.
Answer: The top shelf has an adjustable angle, the lower shelf is in a fixed angle. Shown in the picture, you could adjust the angle of the projector side to side. If you turn the projector to point to the left side of the picture you could then adjust the front and back angle to fix your problem. Make sense?