How do I keep it from sliding down when I walk? It is great when sitting but slides when I walk.
782085
I've had mine about a year now, I just simply pull the velcro straps tighter, the upper and the one close to the knee, is most important. Not to tight
782086
Try putting it on while standing up and put it on over your pants, that seemed to help it stay up better.
782087
I had to tighten the straps really tight to keep it from sliding. Unfortunately, there is not much else you can do. It is a common problem with knee braces. good luck.
1750899
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.
1347138
You are exactly right and that is a drawback, the only one I can think of. My laptop has little "feet" that help to hold it in place but it still slides off from time to time. I've been looking for a small piece of silicone or rubber to prevent that issue but for me it hasn't been a deal breaker; it was for my daughter though. Good luck!
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over time, mine has started to slip down too, so i'm not sure what's going on if yours is new. i find i have to fiddle with it, by pulling up on it to create some tension and then twisting it slightly until it sticks. it's pretty finicky now...not sure why.
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I have developed the same problem ! Instead of pushing it in directly, try sliding it in from the bottom of the position.I can get it to stay like that, but it doesn't go in all the way. Still, it stays in place although not perfectly.If i find another solution, i will let you know.
653771
Try putting something under it that won't slide backwards if you have hardwood floors or tile hope that helps
1269738
Yes, it slides, though not much. But, little by little, it goes slanted over time. I don't have solution to it yet.
359459
My laptop has rubber feet so it does not slide. You could use anti-slip dycem to avoid slipping:
1490935
Once you are seated, it does not move around. Getting onto the chair from the side (I use the Drive lightweight chair), it will shift a bit, but once put back in place, it stays there. Because the cushion has some weight to it, it stays in place much better than others I've used in the past.
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I had that problem until I adjusted the straps tighter. I was losing weight, so the protector was sliding down. I don't have that issue with the straps pulled in tighter. The interior is foam, so it is a little form fitting.
1101670
Push the back cover and try to slide it down. Yes, it's tight and needs some effort to do that.
255361
There's nothing to keep the mattress from sliding off, it just sits on top of the wood. This hasn't been a problem for me until I fold it down from a sofa to a bed, the mattress slips down and I have to drag it back into place each time.
431019
Hi Mona, Make sure that the main unit or the charcoal filter inside is not in backwards I did this once and it drove me nuts late at night. I came back in the morning and found my problem. ALso the cover should slide without any resistance.
1288352
There's nothing on the bottom to keep it from sliding, but it has not been a problem for me. You could easily add small clear adhesive pads that are soft & non slippery. They can be found with the felt furniture pads.
747320
I just purchased and received this chair and I'm having the same problem with the back of the chair slowly falling back flat when the footrest is up, I figured out that if I don't put the footrest up the back of the chair is locked in place and doesn't move...soooooo.....I went on Amazon and purchased an Ottoman footrest for those times when I want the back of the chair to stay put.
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When you slide anything over this product, it will move. I have it in all my drawers and put double-sided tape along the front edge to hold it, otherwise it slides back every time I close the drawer.
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Mine doesn't actually do either. It's almost closer to being "seated" in place. Once moving I haven't had any issues. Hope this helps.