Does this stand slide easily? I need something stable.
832794
I have a dog (black lab) and a cat. The previous water bowl I used for them, the cat would constantly swish the water and spill it and drag the bowl. Even when I had it on a mat. Now I have this and it doesn't move (I do not have a mat under it). It is very stable. Also inside the hole that hold the bowls have rubber stoppers so the bowls don't spin when they are eating and drinking. I love this.
832795
I think this stand is quite stable and does not slide around much at all on my linoleum floors.
832796
I would say it's stable and does not slide easily. I've had no problems in that regard. I've got the stand on the rubber mat that PetFusion sells.
1187908
The stand is completely steady, light weight and well made. In fact, it's sitting on my kitchen table right now waiting for me to make some birthday cup cakes for my daughter-in-law. Unless someone deliberately knocks it over I don't think it will tip up. (I just went into the kitchen and gave it a knock to see what happens.) Well worth having in my opinion. Patricia
1010713
Yes. It's very stable. I would have no worries about using this table as a tv stand.
531801
Sure, the stand is stable and you can put a good amount of pressure on your tablet without moving the neck or the base. The only thing is the maximum height of the top edge of your tablet in landscape (I'm using an iPad Air for reference) is only 10 inches from the base. You might need to secure your tablet with Velcro tape or something so it doesn't slide around.
1833536
Depends on the surface in which it will be placed. The stand has a good weight to it and likely won't slide around. The metal tabs for holding pages are easily moved as well, but I don't know what your range of motion is. However, if you typed this question then I imagine you'll be just fine.
572450
It's pretty sturdy and stable. I bought it for my daughter's Venue 11 which has a bit of a weight to it and it holds up very well. You will need to put some strength to it for the stand to "level" :)
428645
Very stable. As long as the base is on a reasonably level surface, the stand holds the tablet in any position or slant that I put it in, and I can swipe, tap and type with no problem.
1331195
It's not as stable as the stands in a flip cover type cover, the surface area it stands on is smaller and the angle shallower, but it does pretty well. My daughter uses hers in the standing position all the time and doesn't run into much trouble unless she bumps the surface it's standing on.
1160268
I have been using my stand for quite awhile and no issues. I really was satisfied with this purchase. Easy to put together too.
573456
The stand is very stable. I mostly use it to turn my Ipad into a music stand while playing guitar, but I don't have any issues typing while on the stand or going back and forth between tabs.
239979
I am not sure I would want to move around. It is heavier than I would like for that. However it is a really nice stand! I am happy with it BUT it stays in one room.
659048
Technically, yes but I do not recommend that simply because this stand has no cushioning. I don't think it will be comfortable and is likely to be unstable.
1172841
It stands on small round feet with rubber bottoms at each corner. Each front corner has sturdy metal edges on which you can get a firm grip to pull forward. I don't think it would side easily but could be managed. Small round pieces of plastic (the size of a dime) could be kept under the feet which I believe would enable it to slide easily. I just bought a second one for my daughter. It is well made and mine has been an excellent solution for neat storage of pods.
1990275
I too, love this stand and did not nail it to the wall and it manages to be sturdy enough to hold tv, video games, game conrollers, remotes, cable boxes without tipping over. I think nailing is optional.
137083
It is stable and level but it can wobble if manually rocked. You can prevent that with a little wedge but I do not use one. It sits on my window ledge Hope that helps
2018539
I have it on it's stand and I'm confident the stand will do what it's supposed to do. You have about 78lb spread across a width of 62 inches centered at the middle of the set so of course it will wobble if you push on it; I don't see that as a problem. What I'd be more concerned about is the display falling forward in an earthquake so I have installed restraining straps on the back tethered to the table it sits on. Relax it ain't gonna fall sideways. The only way it would not wobble is if you had two stands; one at each end.
1218525
Yes.I actually returned mine though because its wobbly. Doesn't slide as softly as I hoped for!