Is this lapdesk flat? or would it be considered a riser, being higher in the back?
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This lapdesk is flat and has 2 non-slip strips on the bottom to prevent it from sliding.
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Hi Lu Lu, I think it is high enough. We use it to sit on the couch with our laptops and ipad.
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A 30" monitor, laptop and 6 painfully heavy books on it and it hasn't warped any over a year. However, those are spread out so a lot of the weight might be over the legs of the riser. My impression is that it's pretty tough for a desk riser. It's unlikely to warp or bend under the weight of a 46" TV.
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Not that tall. Think 3 laptop thickness stacked....unless you are short statured, I think too short. Desk height would be a factor as well.
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Too flimsy for a lap unless you use a lapdesk...you know the kind thats a pillow with a flat hard surface...
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The height of the workstation and pull-out shelf are fixed. I use with a laptop on the top work level and a keyboard on the pull-out shelf. Storage is below. Works well.
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It has a part in the back to give it that angle when using on your lap...I use mine like this all the time with no problems.
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Believe it or not--yes. I just brought my laptop down to try it out. There is a slight wobble but that's possibly because i don't have the laptop secured in the straps, etc. I just set it on top. I'm not sure this would replace my standing desk/ledge, because it's not completely motionless, but it does completely hold a laptop sturdily enough to type. I hope that helps! (and note, the laptop in question is fairly heavy--older vintage MacBook Pro, fwiw.)
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Item is not an incline sorter, it is flat. I have been very happy with this item used as a sorting stand for different art papers and for workbooks/folders both inside a cabinet and on a desktop.
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With the angle set at maximum 27 degrees, the back edge is raised close to 7 inches above tabletop. Depending on the size of your laptop, the 1/2 inch raised lip at the front edge of the stand could still retain it safely if you're using a separate keyboard, so the laptop is being not jostled around.
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Yes ~ this riser is non skid. There are pads on each corner that keeps it in place. The 2 front tabs are almost 1 inch high and 2 1/2 long so the laptop stays in the stands even on the highest pitch. I love mine and use it all the time.
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Sits flush with desk level, doesn't go lower at all. Can go 2-3 inches higher than desk level with the locking screw at the bottom.
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Hope this helps, I sit at the desk. I use it primarily for art and so the most important feature for me is the tilt. Adjusting the angle of tilt is very easy. I am on the lowest level when it is flat it's just like a regular desk. So your laptop would be fine. After this level there are two more which would probably do for your stand up desk. It's a good desk for the price. As I said hope it helps.
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This unit does not fold up flat when not in use. The only thing that's adjustable is the angle at which the laptop sits up and how high off the desk the screen of the laptop is raised to be ergonomic.
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The bottom of the lap desk has two cushions that run from left to right; the one toward the rear is a bit larger than the one in front, giving a bit of a tilt to the top surface. It's only adjustable to the extent that you can squish the beads around in the cushions. However I find it provides a comfortable angle when the desk is used on my lap. On a table, not so much. I also recommend that you get some non-skid drawer liner from a hardware store and stick it to the top so your laptop won't slide around. Since I have a wide computer (17' MacBook Pro), I removed the spring clip on the left as well. For the price, this is a very useful and comfortable product. I recommend it. The bottom of the lap desk has two cushions that run from left to right; the one toward the rear is a bit larger than the one in front, giving a bit of a tilt to the top surface. It's only adjustable to the extent that you can squish the beads around in the cushions. However I find it provides a comfortable angle when the desk is used on my lap. On a table, not so much. I also recommend that you get some non-skid drawer liner from a hardware store and stick it to the top so your laptop won't slide around. Since I have a wide computer (17' MacBook Pro), I removed the spring clip on the left... » Read More The bottom of the lap desk has two cushions that run from left to right; the one toward the rear is a bit larger than the one in front, giving a bit of a tilt to the top surface. It's only adjustable to the extent that you can squish the beads around in the cushions. However I find it provides a comfortable angle when the desk is used on my lap. On a table, not so much. I also recommend that you get some non-skid drawer liner from a hardware store and stick it to the top so your laptop won't slide around. Since I have a wide computer (17' MacBook Pro), I removed the spring clip on the left as well. For the price, this is a very useful and comfortable product. I recommend it. « Show Less
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If your laptop is heavy, it won't hold your laptop when the top panel is flat. It will tip over.
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It is flat. I would say semi-flat. I had a computer desk and the top shelf trim and the desktop trim was messed up. I took the trim off and cut the contact paper to cover the trim pieces. Just a little color difference, but looks nice. I was pleased with the end result,