If put on wood furniture, does it slip or do I need adhesive? Is it soft where things such as computers, sink into it?
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I don't think you would need adhesive if you have it fit the furniture. It is fairly soft. It's very easy to work with and to sew. I made "pillow cases" out of it very easily to cover the cushions of my outdoor furniture to keep my cushions clean. When I have people over I take the plastic covers off. Hope that helps!
359459
My laptop has rubber feet so it does not slide. You could use anti-slip dycem to avoid slipping:
267356
On it is not sticky and you can move it around. It does not slide and will not be sliding off your table...I do not believe. I got mine because I had carpel tunnel very badly and it helped me a lot with that. Now that I have had my surgery I am not as depended on it as I was before because I am not on the computer as long as I was before!
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The surface has a bit of a rubbery texture to it and it does hold my laptop in place. Sliding should not be an issue.
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My laptop has rubber feet so it does not slide. You could use anti-slip dycem to avoid slipping: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_5?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=dycem&sprefix;=dycem
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I bought it for a friend. She said it does make it less slippery. She has in on a desktop in on RV and it stays put.
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I have to say, NO. The surface is very smooth and slippery.I have mine sitting on a table and my 17 Inch HP laptop slides a little until I get it positioned just right.
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Yes, it has for me. I was prepared to put a non-slip piece of fabric under it but it was not necessary. And all these months later, I still love my standing desk!
2009366
I am using it on finished wood and have had zero issues with the product slipping. No there was no adhesive or other backing that came on the product.
1076702
Technically, yes...however, I was unaware that furniture clips existed! But, our furniture doesn't move unless someone is extremely active. I suppose if you had it on a slick surface, it would slide around - - ours is on cement
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Depends how flimsy your desk is. My desk isn't real wood and this keyboard tray attached fine. I've been using it for at least a few years now with no harm to the desk.
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There's no adhesive or anything, it just rests on the keys. The shape holds it in place - each key fits into a slightly raised square. I have not had any problem with it sliding at all, even when typing quickly. You can take it off easily by just lifting it up.
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The metal assembly for attaching the tray to a desktop is heavy, and should be attached to solid wood 1.5" In. thick or more The unit is not very stable (without adding side stabilizers) to the keyboard when used at full width however.
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It holds it in place somewhat, it will kinda slide down till it reaches the lip on the edge. Inspite of this slight inconvenience, have still been happy with it. I have an 17" laptop on it that I think because it is kinda heavy would move on anything it is placed on.
973206
That's for the computer tower. It has rubber feet so you won't scratch the floor if you need to move it
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I'm not sure what kind of furniture covers you want to keep in place, but the felt is very thick, so it might help prevent sliding on a cloth furniture surface, but I don't think it would work on leather. It does keep furniture from sliding, though, and prevents wood signs from banging on my children's doors. :)
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I don't think this is the best choice to keep things from sliding around. This has raised ridges that actually allow items to move easily. I would choose one of the more cushion-y shelf liners if you want non-skid.