Does it slide or stay in place on table?
893771
The mat has a bit of natural weight to it and unless you are working on a slippery surface the rubber bottom grabs well.
1639588
It seems to smooth on the non sticky side for that. I think the laptop would slide on it nearly as easily as on your laptop table. I agree with the other poster about getting adhesive backed rubber pads. Those work great for slippage.
162785
It holds fine in the hand but will slid on a smooth surface, table top etc.
103696
It has rubber feet underneath. As long as it's properly set, it doesn't slide. If you put it at an angle it is less stable, but we haven't had an issue yet since we make sure it's straight & set well.
401243
My table is marble finish and I have no issues with mine sliding. I believe it's heavy enough that you would have no problem, but can't say for sure.
2208475
It will move around unless you fasten it with the safety tabs. I have it on a changing table with four sides, and it is a very snug fit, so in my case it doesn't move at all. If you have a changing table like that, then you might be okay.
1768363
My table doesn't move around at all. I set it on a sturdy kitchen table and it stays completely in place.
1969954
Simple answer, "Yes." I find that I sometimes have to slide it back in place. I believe that's to be expected but it serves it's purpose. Very satisfied with item.
256869
It will slide down. I used this on my tennis game and it keeps sliding down, so annoying.basketball frequently run and jump so i dont think this is good.
1836467
yes, but the table top has NO stability so anything on it slides off even if its not moving. I bought this when my husband was ill to use at the couch it was a complete failure, nothing stayed on it, if he tried to eat off it everything moved. Lowering it was difficult. JUNK
101650
It should not slide off the table if that's what you mean. It does not wrap around and protect the screen though. If you lay it face down it would be good.
1371345
Yes, it remains stable, and does not slide. I tested it on a kitchen tile floor.
1249362
It does, but the rubber coaster-like attachment on the bottom doesn't totally prevent slipping. I recommend sitting down and holding it between your knees, rather than trying to hold it down on the counter/tabletop.
1117047
The folds will probably come out in time,mine stays on the table,with a nice vinyl tablecloth,it holds firm no slipping or sliding,I have small grandchildren and it protects my table really well,if you feel it's too damaged return it and ask for a replacement.
471848
No, it doesn't slide on my countertops. I have been very pleased with this board, however, my countertops are made of ceramic tiles held together with grout which may make them less slick than yours and better able to stabilize the board. I hope this answer helps.
1654161
The T-Square will slide, but the neck is not touching the surface of the table as the "head" of the T-square is held about 1/4" away from it. Even without the trays, the tray holding clips hold it away. HOWEVER, I use the trays only on the left side and removed the clips" on the right side with a Phillips screw driver. Problem solved in about 2 minutes or less. You could even do so on both sides if you wanted to remove all the tray clips.
1969956
No, it doesn't slide on our wood floor. I have the two sides flush against the desk with the center piece that goes under the desk. Then there is the heavy rolling chair on it. I roll across it a lot to reach different areas and have not had it slide at all.