The one I have slides all over the place, will this one hug better, my area to cover is a slightly curved
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My husband has this on the front seat of his welding truck and is on very tough roads and has never had a problem with it sliding. This is a great item!
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Hello Marianne I have the same issue but the engine cover is also sloped at quite an acute angle. The Hopkins console doesn't move at all. The grippy underside works really, at least on the carpeted surface we have. I even attached a book to provide an anchor for the included loop, but it doesn't need it. Hope this helps, Good Luck Regards Simon
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I have mine sitting on a large console/armrest between my back two seats and it stays in place.
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Hello MarianneI have the same issue but the engine cover is also sloped at quite an acute angle. The Hopkins console doesn't move at all. The grippy underside works really, at least on the carpeted surface we have. I even attached a book to provide an anchor for the included loop, but it doesn't need it.Hope this helps, Good LuckRegardsSimon
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I find that this model does not slide at all for me, even when empty. My area to cover is curved, as well. I don't even bother to secure it with the seat belt because it stays in place so well. Great Product! Go for it! Good Luck!
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I believe it's a flat charger, so no it won't slide. If you have it angled, yes it will.
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My best guess would be yes! It is a nice thickness and after you unroll it and give it a few minutes to warm up and flatten out it stays down like a dream. If you have concerns with sliding I would dampen the surface under the mat first to help give it some suction.
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It is hard for me to answer your question other than to say it did not feel rubbery. I was not able to properly install it as no matter what I did the alignment was off. I've got one left out of four and next week will ask my daughter-in-law who is a nurse to give it a try.
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measure the length of the slide, you want a cover that is going to be a few inches longer on each end. it is also stated in the Q&A; on the product description.
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yes, I'd say so. It doesn't squish down nearly as much. maybe you want to go for a thicker one though?
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Yes. When shopping for a cover it seemed Fintie had deeper grooves than other pads. I have had no trouble with slippage. I can highly recommend this product.
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I have a square cover and this product works really well for me. I imagine it would work for a circular spa cover as well, if the cover folds in half.
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Hi Amy. I do have a slight bump. So to cover that I just folded a blanket in half to prevent my girl from feeling it.
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It might depend on the material/quality of the area rug whether or not it might wrinkle. However, these sliders were wonders on all my furniture when I got new carpet. The contents of the furniture were not removed, and a few pieces were old solid Victorian style pieces which one can never budge. With these sliders, the furniture glided over the old ruined carpet before and after installation of new carpet.A friend of mine uses them with her area rugs, so I don't think you'd have a serious problem regardless of size of area rug. It is amazing how these little sliders let furniture glide as one were ice skating! It might depend on the material/quality of the area rug whether or not it might wrinkle. However, these sliders were wonders on all my furniture when I got new carpet. The contents of the furniture were not removed, and a few pieces were old solid Victorian style pieces which one can never budge. With these sliders, the furniture glided over the old ruined carpet before and after installation of new carpet.A friend of mine uses them with her area rugs, so I don't think you'd have a serious problem regardless of size of area rug. It is amazing how these little sliders let... » Read More It might depend on the material/quality of the area rug whether or not it might wrinkle. However, these sliders were wonders on all my furniture when I got new carpet. The contents of the furniture were not removed, and a few pieces were old solid Victorian style pieces which one can never budge. With these sliders, the furniture glided over the old ruined carpet before and after installation of new carpet.A friend of mine uses them with her area rugs, so I don't think you'd have a serious problem regardless of size of area rug. It is amazing how these little sliders let furniture glide as one were ice skating! « Show Less
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It might depend on the material/quality of the area rug whether or not it might wrinkle. However, these sliders were wonders on all my furniture when I got new carpet. The contents of the furniture were not removed, and a few pieces were old solid Victorian style pieces which one can never budge. With these sliders, the furniture glided over the old ruined carpet before and after installation of new carpet. A friend of mine uses them with her area rugs, so I don't think you'd have a serious problem regardless of size of area rug. It is amazing how these little sliders let furniture glide as one were ice skating!
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Depends how uneven. Mine is a little uneven but fits ok. It is better than nothing I think.
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It slides in between. It's a beautiful fit and nice fabric. You'll love it. Hope this helps.
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Mine does slide a little. I keep one corner anchored. I imagine it would depend on the smoothness of your desktop. It also manages to get dust under it. However, I love this desk pad and would buy it again.
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I have low indoor/outdoor carpet by the door and it slides good. I'm not sure about med. or longer-thicker carpet.
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Not more difficult I lightly wet mine down so it would not move after placing the wall around it. It kept the edges from rolling up.But later had to remove liner to re position, and the pad moved a bit so I have a lump or 2 under the liner. Just don't move the pad after this because it never goes back where you want it.
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The area you are asking about is curved. However it works well to manipulate the slide assembly off of most any object single handed.