does the slide out lock in place in the in position
1541975
Yes it locks in both the in position and when extended. Just make sure the lock handle does not contact anything. I had to notch the trim that on bumps would hit the lock handle and unlock the slide (handle was resting on the trim). After I notched the trim all was good. Great for upgrading to a flat screen in the RV.
1541976
Yes it does. It has two locking positions, fully extended and fully closed.
461498
Yes. A lock is included that locks your sliding door to the panel which is fixed in place by screws.
863613
No. But! If the door is large enough you can put one facing out and one facing in and whether you are out or in; you could slide that particular lock over. I found that this lock did not work well for us. I kept forgetting it was there and eventually broke it. But found nothing wrong with the lock itself.
1800851
the yellow switch on left side does slide to lock it ... could have bumped it down ... to fix issue slide the slider to the top
1495744
As I recall, it slides out. I haven't changed it in a while, but I have done it successfully.
434816
They do lock slightly when extended fully in or out. But nothing in between. However the rollers are not loose to where it just slides around. I have never head issues with the tray moving when i type at whatever amount it is extended out. :-) I am happy with it.
1462389
Yes it does. Although the design of the slide itself is pretty flimsy. As you run around with it, it slides a little back and forth and makes a "klingin'" sound. So if you shake it a little too hard when it's locked back, it unlocks by itself and slides back, though you can pull the trigger again and it blows the slide back and locks it back.
1739416
Yes it does slide out but you don't actually lose any stiffness when it does because the interior is made of the same material as the slide out part so no need to woory on that issue.
521442
Yes. It locks into position, if you lift and wiggle slightly, it lifts up a quarter inch and then you can rotate it. Once in the position you like, you can push it back down to secure it into place.
610632
Yes they lock in place. They do not slide unless you release them. They do not require tension from a load to stay in place.
1048656
just so far i have not noticed that it locks in , and will easily slide out , that has been my experience
827952
Yes it slide in and out, it is not perfect but it is good. I had last year and I sold the car I did not remember all the details but in general for it price on scale of 10, I give it 7 of 10.
2285150
Sort of. The top(s) independently slide toward the ends of the unit, but the locking mechanism engages both tops at the same time. So one top can be slid out, and the other is then not secured but does not have to be slid out.
832269
It depends on what you mean by lock. If you mean lock in an open position, no it doesn't. You do want to find a flat surface to place it on while you use it, otherwise it can get kind of awkward typing.
472697
No. It's claimed as a feature and I agree--the phone is very secure. You can set the amount of friction. I use it with a case on my iPhone 6 Plus and I have it adjusted to slide in and not move.
2151052
There is a tiny screw that you need to open so it will slide out. Once you install it in a box you can put it back and lock the screw.
1635720
My slide locks in in the closed position only. The very back of the slide it rolls on (the part that is screwed to the desk) has a hill on the the top and bottom it rolls over by moving the inside part of the slide further. Put your hand on the inside of the part it rolls on and slide your fingers toward the back, if you feel an area that moves in, then it should lock in position.