Will this slide under a recliner
599082
You need about 3 1/2 inches of clearance in order for it to roll under anything .
634800
It would depend on how high your table is. My table has a side border around it so it does not slide underneath, missed clearnace by less than an inch. Since the height is non adjustable it would all depend on your table height and clearance underneath of it. Hope this helps.
171279
As long as space on which it sits has carpeting, it should not slide. It has a few strips of velcro on the bottom that grab the carpet.
1184593
I don't know , but you better have extra strong legs , it was impossible for me to get the recliner down with my legs . Had to give it away
627667
It might work because it is not wide. If you have room between your legs and the recliner arm rests, you will be able to fit this product there. Notice that it is not wide enough to stand between the arm rests, if that's what you have in mind..
684780
I bought it for a wicker set, so no problem with sliding. I guess if it did you could buy that rubber padded shelf liner and put it down first. The cushions are gorgeous, and comfortable! well made.
1515440
As long as the tray is high enough to avoid the arms of the rocking recliner it should not be a problem. Probably will not be able to swivel easily. It is OK for holding monitor (we have a laptop on it) - just be sure the plate at the bottom is under the legs of the chair - that anchors it. So it may depend on the kind of legs/base the chair is on.
993725
Yes it will. Of course the Sleep Number mattress is lighter weight and will slide, slide, slide down. I put a carpet pad under the mattress and it did help.
1539926
Not sure. Depends what is under the table. All it takes is a piece underneath to get in the way and it won't fit.
732323
I used it on my rocker recliner after hip replacement. My recliner has "ski"-like wooden runners, and they sit securely on the square pad with it's rubbery surface pads. It will still rock. Although I have never seen one, there are rocker recliners that have a different configuration on the bottom, and I don't know if these would work.
2085581
It would probably slide but the button to make it slide is in the front under the seat
1611478
If the recliner has a square shaft that the handle fits on with one scew to hold it on. See how the handle is attached now, if you can take just the handle off you will be able to check the shaft. Hope this helps.
632747
Even if you only have 1" clearance, it should still work. My Sofa has recliners on each end so it sits on a metal frame instead of legs. I can only pull it 4" under, but even if I couldn't pull it under it would still work for me.
1684814
Yes, it is smaller than most recliners and you slide a little because it doesn't recline back far enough.
1321386
Yes, depending on the size that you purchase. As long as it covers the area that protrudes from the legs it will slide and be hidden if needed.
947253
Probably not, because it would slip down through the crack between the seat and back of recliner
237289
Yes, i use it under everything, from light to heavy. I fit it to the space (overlapping pieces when i need to) and have never had a problem with it sliding (it is thick plastic.)