How flexible is this? If I cover my table or bed, will it droop well on all sides?
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Yes - this is thick enough not to tear if touched but will drop over edges - you just may need to 'smooth out' any wrinkles.
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It's very springy--you can bend it as much as you like, but it will return to flat as soon as you let go of it. (Heaven help anyone who is trying to re-wrap it to send it back!) It also has a tendency to slip to one side or the other and require frequent re-positioning, pretty much every time you make the bed. I'm going to try to invent something involving snaps and elastic to keep it in place better. But as far as folding without damage--it might get a crease if it's folded tight, but that will even out in a day or so once it's released.
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I am not sure that it will be good to let it stand freely. It is not heavy at all and I think it will move around if you don't attach it to the bedframe.
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Depends upon the size of your foot-rail I guess, but for my situation (which is nearly full clearance up to the mattress) the table roughly slides over the bed about 18 inches or so from the edge, with a remaining [roughly] 12 inch non-tiltable portion of the table extended beyond the bed. Hope that helped...sorry for the delay
852240
I got one and its a very good table you will not have a problem loading up one side. It will not tip over
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I would think so. It is pretty flexible, after all it does come rolled up in a box. I would just want to make sure that the adjustable bed frame has something to keep the mattress in place since some have complained about it slipping.
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HI Anthony, This would not be good on a Adjustable bed. This one is firm and good for flat surface..
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Yes, the mat is pretty flexible. Just do not fold the mat over itself; while it never feels that hot, the heat will collect, and the mat can damn near melt itself.
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As per the picture..it has a slight canter. So it would depend on what side of the bed you hang it off of.
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Hi. We purchased 2 of these to have 1 on each side if the bed. Although they do not snap together the instructions show how to position to use on both sides. We have been using for almost 2 months now and they work great!
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if you set in on a table and don't touch it, it will stay up. It feel durable to me and it protects well.
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It can be bent slightly (see photo) but not much more than that...it is not flexible enough to be rolled up.
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Hi, Scott. It's a very lightweight table, so unless there is an umbrella with a heavy base in the middle, I think it would easily tip over. However, I think it's pretty durable to wear and tear, despite being light. Does this help?
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No. It's not flexible side-to-side. I had to cut mine into strips to go around the bottom of a round piece of furniture
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Mines in not on a table, I use it in my bassinet. It's really secure even with the baby shifting. I have placed it on other items and it's fine since the curve supports the baby to not flip over.
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It certainly is not as flat as a sheet. I have a cover for mine and it has some loft to it, just not the three or four inches you have with down.
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This is a nice piece, it has a telescoping stand bar and I think it would go over most any bed and has 4 very stable legs with casters; but the stand base is in the middle of the two separate working tables; one is about 17"X17" and would go directly over the bed, the other is about 17X 11 and would be in easy reach but not over the bed. They tilt or lay flat and have guards on each end to keep your equipment from sliding off. You would have to measure the things you want to place on it to see if it will work for you. Good luck, you know Amazon if you don't like it you just send it back.