I want to store my laptop on top and my tablet underneath on an end table when not in use. Will it work for that?
878572
Yes...there is plenty of room underneath for a tablet...I love my stand! Sorry this is a little late!
878573
It would work and don't forgert like I did...well I really did not forget..I did not know...you need a wireless keypad and wireless mouseIt would work and be very functionalMaria
878574
It depends on the width/thickness of both of those. I mean, if your laptop is like any of the modern ones and the tablet too, it should fit underneath
878575
Yes that should work just fine, I actually have my Samsung and Asis tablets underneath mine.
699922
it depends how heavy the stuff in it is. i keep a laptop, charger, usb interface, cables, sustain pedal and some small stuff, mine's leans forward a tad if i set it on the base.
1281835
It is sturdy, but it isn't a lap desk. A laptop would go on top and will sit 3-4 inches above a counter or desk. So, ergonomically, it isn't really comfortable for extended use. Without an external keyboard or mouse, the stand is more for display purposes than anything else.
666678
Well it is supposed to be used as a lap stand, so I say if you were sitting in bed or on the couch, it shouldn't topple over. If you plan on leaving your laptop on it while you keep it on a table or the floor, and you are not near it, I would say a cat jumping on it would make it topple over. Hope that helps.
705521
Yes. I put my iMac on the top portion of the desk. The lower drafting table is designed as just that-- a drafting table. It will support the weight of a laptop because it is made to support the weight of someone drawing on the surface.
764922
It works well for my wife. She has a 17 inch laptop that takes up the whole top, but about two thirds of the top tips up to incline whatever you're working on. I don't know, but I think an ipad will fit on it just fine.
1711546
Absolutely! I own 2 of these tables it will roll close to the bed and hold your laptop. They are study and can be put beside a chair for a stand as well. Multiple uses you won't be sorry
2267161
Possibly. You could put the laptop on the shelf and adjust the table top to let it be used, putting the second monitor on the top / adjustable shelf. I think it would be awkward
2140058
I don't use it for that, I keep it on my desk and even if you were to put it on your lap, it wouldn't be very secure cause the laptop could maybe slide off the fan if you're not too careful. I tried once and that happened.
2174282
Correct, I don't believe this is a good solution to place your laptop on top of. It works very well for monitor stand and has plenty of space for placing laptop underneath.
1477168
No, it should be fine with your display providing some weight. Plus, one corner has Velcro tabs so you can open the drape and access or store items under the table.
1976127
It would be a little tight I guess length wise. It's a bit narrow so you will probably have to see the dimensions and match them with your tower. Though the table top has ample of space to for any laptop. The top is specious.
762270
If you tighten everything very well I would say yes. I have mine tightened in one position right now and am using it as a small table cause don't have a laptop at this time.
2271161
No. The unit is not sturdy enough to hold anything with some weight to it. A laptop and your notes are pretty much the only thing you want on there.
416780
As far as I know it would be fine to store it on it's side. Just be careful that it doesn't fall because I am not sure it this would cause it to stop working properly or not since it has the glass surface. It is very slim so it won't take up much space. Hope this helps.
504914
Yes.Not really designed for it. There is a fake leather inset and I don't know how it would do with the heat over a long period. My son has the square table with his laptop on it and it's doing ok though.
1706615
if your laptop has a squared off corner in the front on the bottom, then it may be fine. If it is rounded (like an I pad or a note book) then it may be an issue. I added a kleat (a straight piece of quarter round wood) to mine just because I am handy that way. But I would suggest that you just purchase a piece of rubberized drawer liner that can be found at Wal-Mart, Shopko, Target, Jo-Ann fabrics, Or Michaels arts/crafts, Hobby Lobby and/or Ace Hardware. That should then accommodate any portable device on your new table,...and you don't have to be a carpenter like me. Hope this helps. P.S. this was the only table we found that is easy to put together and to operate. Especially if you only have use of one hand like my Dad does.