I would like to cover the vacant space between the desk and wall. Is this protector sturdy enough to cover that space and remain ridged or would it start to fold under toward the floor b/c it is thin?
1024460
I am using it on my radio work bench and it is working oout very well. The thickness is .045" and it is holding up well to the abrasions and spilled including alchol.
629400
It does not fit flat against the wall. There is a protruding part at that left of the back. On the right I had enough room for the plug so I lost about 2 to 3 inches of counter depth. I still had enough room in the front on the counter so I'm happy with it. I hope this helps you. Best of luck!
1555082
I think so. When closed the thickness of the cover and slight space that recesses the screen seems pretty protective from average bumps and drops. Not heavily cushioned.
1780748
The pad would work just fine. If the corner of the desk is really sharp it may leave a little bit of a crease but I don't think it is a big problem. My desk has a shark corner and I sometimes cover it with the pad.
1636121
No. The corners are still very exposed, as is the face if it's dropped. There is less than a mm of plastic protecting the front. Enough to protect it if you set it on a desk, but not for a drop.
515414
Yes, it folds up nicely and could cover a corner with no problem; it expands and covers quite a bit of space and I also find that one does not have to stretch it all out; you can use just part of it and leave the rest folded.
844924
I know this is was posted awhile ago, but figured I would answer it for future buyers :) It will open properly against a wall, BUT I did notice that it has really started scratching the paint off of the cabinet we have ours against. I would suggest a two inch clearance gap to avoid this.
1269739
I placed part of the mat under two feet of my desk and have not had a problem. (The desk's feet hold the mat in place.)
1627681
I wouldn't use this as a shelf liner as the edges will start to fall apart if they are exposed.
2030982
No, unfortunately the pad isn't that strong. Although i like it very much but now after 3 months of use the bag has taken a curve like shape so sometimes i find it difficult to put it against a wall unless it's really stuffed. Hope it answered your question.
1787128
I agree with Mr Simmons... too thin. Unless you folded it, which you will unless your windows are huge... There is probably foam you can buy for this purpose
744240
It's thin enough to go behind a wall mount but some of that depends on the size of the mount. I'm not sure how this would affect the reception. I originally mounted it on a wall behind my entertainment center and didn't get the reception I wanted. Once I moved it to the floor, reception improved greatly. Hope this helps.
378431
You need to get at least enough inches to cover your opening. If it is larger, that is ok. You can always fold any excess over the screen.
175805
It probably would hide an uneven surface like that as long as you smooth the surface underneath as much as possible. There is enough texture on this wallpaper to hide those types of defects underneath, I think.
272858
The product is flexible, however for the best protection, it should be laid flat on the floor. I would recommend shaping it to the desired curvature, and laying a brick on the fold to hold the shape. Hope you found this helpful.
223457
In theory, this may work to mount the wall assembly above the cabinet. It will fold down across a cabinet mounted below the wall mount. My concern is that the board would be too high, unless the cabinet was very short. You may loose the back half of the board for ironing because it is over the cabinet.
987225
If you are referring to where the protector plugs into the wall the answer is no it is a vertical connection which means you do need some extra space between your device and the wall.