Can it be used on a desk or countertop and then folded/rolled to put into a drawer?
1517125
you can put it on any flat surface no problem but I would not fold or roll it as it would probably damage the integrity of the plastic cover. You can tuck it to the side of a piece of furniture or in a closet.
1517126
The pad is too stiff to fold or roll up and put away which I actually prefer. It could be used on a flat surface but there are no sides to it to prevent the child from rolling off of it.
1517127
I have used it on a desk top. when not in use I put it in a closet. I don't fold or roll it. I wish I had bought something thicker with straps. My grandson at 9 months is now rolling over and is very active when changing his diaper. One with straps is much safer. I would go to Target and get one there.
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No, it is a firm pad. I use it on a large table. Great product. It is firm enough that you could slip it behind a piece a furniture when not in use. It is long enough that is can also double as a nap mat or a camping pad for a toddler.
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The reason we chose this pad is that we bought a used wooden dressing table with drawers at a garage sale for my daughter and with it being such an odd size, this pad was one of the few I could find that fits the dimensions for the top of the table. The pad is durable and you could certainly use it as a portable changing pad on top of a desk, countertop, bed, or couch. It is a good size whereas many of the portable ones that come with a baby bag are small, cheap and flimsy. After extended use you may experience wear in the fabric/vinyl from rolling it up. If you have additional questions, I will be more than happy to assist if I can. The reason we chose this pad is that we bought a used wooden dressing table with drawers at a garage sale for my daughter and with it being such an odd size, this pad was one of the few I could find that fits the dimensions for the top of the table. The pad is durable and you could certainly use it as a portable changing pad on top of a desk, countertop, bed, or couch. It is a good size whereas many of the portable ones that come with a baby bag are small, cheap and flimsy. After extended use you may experience wear in the fabric/vinyl from rolling it up. If you have additional questions, I... » Read More The reason we chose this pad is that we bought a used wooden dressing table with drawers at a garage sale for my daughter and with it being such an odd size, this pad was one of the few I could find that fits the dimensions for the top of the table. The pad is durable and you could certainly use it as a portable changing pad on top of a desk, countertop, bed, or couch. It is a good size whereas many of the portable ones that come with a baby bag are small, cheap and flimsy. After extended use you may experience wear in the fabric/vinyl from rolling it up. If you have additional questions, I will be more than happy to assist if I can. « Show Less
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You could if thre the drawer is also shallow enough that it doesn't move all that much from side to side!!!
928998
I believe you could, but it will take time to measure and cut it to fit as it is not like contact paper. However, that would be a great idea for a knife drawer, going to have to try it.
613984
Surprisingly enough, it does look like you 'could' use it folded. Since it doesn't fold in the middle, if you push too hard on the cutting end, it gets tippy/wobbly because that portion remains unsupported by the folded portion. But,...but as long as you hold it down securely on the other side, even folded, it does sit flat and level. So, yes, it 'can' be done, but probably not ideal for heavy use.
515412
Hello: Yes, it can be folded and placed in corner. I have two that I use as a room divider to hide the pile of ironing and boxes when company comes. I'm glad I got them. I also use them as room dividers for extra guests.
414264
NO! I'm using it to have on hand items from my bedroom drawers. It is working OK, I would like to buy another one, but larger dimension like 6 x 6 x 4 or 5 inches. Thanks for ask.
105133
Absolutely, it can be rolled-- you do not want to fold this for storage... I don't think you could "crease" it if you tried, but not worth taking the chance--! I roll mine around a rolling pin and secure it with rubber bands. It is completely floppy, there's no issue w/ flattening. You could probably roll it up pretty tightly, w/o a pin or dowel, but I figure some support is good for it, so it doesn't develop dents.
376028
It can be folded or perhaps more appropriately it could be rolled up and stored, it isn't rigid.
2223180
Possibly but not likely. This is a large kit and it would need to be a large drawer.
478429
Not unless you buy a separate kit. They sell a sort of "sleeve" that you mount under the counter and then you mount the drawer to this.
831479
If you had a solid cabinet door and no shelves in that area, you could. But remember, it will stick into your cabinet so you can't have anything inside where the roll will wind up.
527742
Hi. I have a desk made mostly of particle board. The particle is thicker on top but not real wood. The drawer has worked really well for me. It is sturdy and secure. I would give it a try.
981031
That's probably going to be a little too much, and I don't think the drawer would slide smoothly if at all. You may be able to use some shims or washers as shims to fill up the extra space though.
1689881
Yes, you could make it to fold, like say, packing it in a suitcase. You probably could roll it, too, to compact it.
2131353
I would believe you could use this, BUT I would definetily not straight on a desk. I would put a mat under it. You may put too much pressure and I would NOT want to damage the desk. Good Luck, Joannie :)
1676059
No, this won't fit under a desk - it's much bigger than you'd expect also too bulky, even when folded.
2172580
The drawer runs the entire width of the desk...making it a really nicely sized drawer if you don't want to use it as a keyboard holder.