Does this bed tray have a lip on the lift up top at the bottom to prevent books from sliding off?
1546982
Yes, and it really does come in handy. You can remove it if you want to though. It has little pegs on the bottom of the lip that just slide into the holes that are on the tray. I hope this helps!
1726668
Yes, it does! The tray also has a sort of lock-in-place when pulled out, so you don't have to keep fighting it sliding back in. Does that make sense?
634526
The tray does not lift up and over. It slides out when you pull from the front. There is a locking mechanism you have to hold onto of course. The tray is completely removable.
956508
I keep mine on a bookshelf when not in use, flattened and positioned upside down so the lip overhangs the books.
798050
Yes it does. However, my book is quite thick and doesn't stay put as there isn't enough depth to the stand. A relatively thin book (half inch?) should work fine and so will sheet music.
792320
No it does not. The black strip on the back is actually part of the soft case underneath. It sticks through the cut out in the hard cover and stops the case from sliding when placed face up.
2035245
Hi. Yes, the second and third shelves have small back lips to prevent items from falling out the back. The top shelf has the blue sky backing that goes higher. It's not the biggest bookshelf, but I am very happy with the purchase.
1649967
Yes. It lifts off so it can be raised or lowered. Legs fold flat for easier storage.
364802
If you look at the top, there is a lip which is about 1/4 inch tall. They do allow me to put standard book boxes under bed where my frame doesn't hit them.
42355
Yes, it does have the metal lip. It looks exactly as shown in the picture. The rack does a good job of holding books open while I'm reading and I haven't had any problems. The rack is sturdy and does not move when I turn pages. I've been using this rack for about five months and I am very happy with it - no complaints.
1846513
Yes. The back support can be positioned to lay against the back of the book rest part. The "total" thickness would basically be the back support, a centimeter or so for the area the book rests against and the lip or edge the base of the book rests on.
1322134
No, (unless you put a book under it...) This product is very sturdy and lightweight... I use it a lot with various sized textbooks. When it is not needed, it folds up nicely.
2277964
No, there is a slight up-curve or ridge around the edge of the plate to keep things from sliding off.
2079502
No... but there is a lot of tension in it already; I have put small books under the back feet to give it less of a slant, which increases tension a little. Silicone lubricant keeps it going smooth & cuts down on noise.
2245125
Yes..you need to attach where there is a stud according to my husband.. I have six books on mine and it hasn't fallen. What you see is actually what you get.
271525
No, there isn't a flap that lifts up like the cardboard trays; the piece to the left of the tray has magnetic tabs that stick onto the bottom of the plastic tray that lifts up.
170295
No, there's a tab that lifts. I personally hate/like it cause I had a charger that didn't work great and the tab actually kept it in place lol but it gets annoying sometimes. But the case is totally worth it. I love it and it's very protective.