Is the clamp padded to avoid scratching the window?
2004659
Yes. It has a thin layer of rubber-like material on both of the sides that would contact the glass (or whatever else it is being clamped to).
2004660
If it brings protection in a material that avoids hurt of the glass. In my case the glass does not bring any additional movie.
2051867
I have readjusted my clamp on an old wooden desk many times. The desk is made of good quality wood and I have not seen any impresses, or denting. I couldn't ever see getting a scratch on top of the desk. The bottom would be more likely since there is no padding on the plate, however still very unlikely.
367078
No, although you may want to place something between the clamp and the desktop to protect the surfaces (top and bottom) as the clamp is tightened.
609164
No. The clamps are there to keep the seat from sliding around (and they work extremely well).
679987
Ya it has rubber like pads on the inside of the clamp but it would have to be pulled really tight and if you plan on moveing the swing arm alot it might fall off. But if you are just putting it in a fixed position while ocationaly moveing it, yowill be fine. I also baught this product a while ago and it is still holding up great.
1410761
Yes, the window is covered with durable firm plastic that does not seem to scratch, and I've been using mine for a few months now. This is one of the best phone covers I have seen in a long while.
1894505
Yes, but its recessed and enclosed, so you should not worry about it. Almost impossible to scratch it.
2039130
Possibly, but remember that it must be screwed into the sill - opposite of where brace is attached -and thus once in place will need to be unscrewed any time you want to shut the window
238718
The clamp is metal with foam padding to keep it from scratching surfaces. Measure the depth of your table the clamp only opens up approx. 3 inches.
1445451
It's not padded at all. But we've gate checked with it multiple times, no issues.
509757
The clamp is plastic, and not all that thick. I'm not sure exactly what your set up is, but I'm thinking it will not work how you want it to with out some reinforcing.
771329
No. It is meant to slide into grooves. Not too difficult once the window sash is removed from the frame.
307671
No, it actually slides into a track on the window. There is a thin hard plastic film that slides into the track and the fuzzy part sticks out.
528491
I agree with Cypress station. Between the door and frame(roof), yes. Then the window is not an issue. I would not try to run the strap between the window and door.
1261476
The little plastic tabs slip behind the rubber window gasket. I have used mine about a month and did notice that sometimes the window molding rubber is tucked in. It was easy to pull out with a needle nose pliers and it returned to its normal shape in a few days. I tried the velcro but it would not stick well.
1201412
It is not tacked on. Use Velcro strips (male portion) glued or sewn on to fabric of the area surrounding the window.
1328384
No they are self locking and do not damage window or need to be screwed in. I would also suggest looking at a spring tension type bar that goes across the window. These work but sometimes aren't quite as secure as I would have hoped.