Would this stick to a slanted workstation top enough to keep a keyboard from sliding off?
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I think if the workstation was made of glass, but not sure if it was wood...
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My workstation is metal that is made to look like wood and it sticks pretty well if my wrists are resting on it (putting pressure on the wrist rest). If there isn't any pressure on it it slides around very easily.
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If it's on your lap and it's at an angle, yes it will. If you have it set on a table or anything flat, it stays upright.
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With the keyboard tray retracted, the base is only 20" deep and 25" if you pull the tray out all the way. So the base will not need to hang off the back of your desk. The top itself is 25" deep and rests 4" deeper than the base in the low position. But it actually protrudes a couple of inches past the keyboard tray when upright. So I think it will work for you and if you're like me, you will find yourself standing half the day which has really helped my productivity. This is a great solution and the price is hundreds less than anything I've ever seen that accomplishes this function.
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The top flat portion is adjustable as are all of the joints shown. So you probably could, but you would need to secure the IPad so it wouldn't slide off when at that angle. There are better things I would say for an IPad. Such as IPEVO Perch Desktop Stand for iPad 2 & iPad 4/3 3 - Black (S) And combined with a Bluetooth keyboard, you'd be in good shape
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The footprint of the base is 24'' deep which includes the extra 5.75'' "feet" that comes out to add stability. The keyboard tray and these feet would likely stick out a bit but if that's not a concern then you should be fine.
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You would need some way to weight the base so that it didn't move or slide. It's really made to elevate the screen to a better height while using a keyboard at normal desk height.
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My laptop has little rubber "knobs" on the bottom to prevent sliding. I'm sure sleeker/thinner laptops probably don't have that but my HP does which means that my laptop stays where I put it. If your laptop is completely flat and smooth on the bottom, it will likely slide, but you can always cover the desk with a towel or something else if it's an issue.
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Probably so....if you could get the desk delivered in one piece! I had two of these delivered and both were damaged on arrival. After the second I gave up. This is a very heavy piece of furniture though so it would probably hold the keyboard tray with no problem.
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Hey Aaron, it is pretty stationary but I think it would work fine with curved keyboard but I can't say for sure. Wish I could be of more help.
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My first inclination is that it would not. The main reason is that you have to have a clearance for the crank to go around so the desk goes up and down. In your scenario, (V-Shaped desktop) it would be difficult to set it up so that the crank has enough clearance to go around.
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When it is in the lowest position, I put the keyboard on the small pull out section below the monitor that sits right on the desk top and may be has a thickness of 1/2 inch. Look at the fourth picture on Amazon that shows this. Hope that is helpful.
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I'm sure it would. It's a pretty standard size keyboard stand. It's not super heavy duty though so just be careful of being top heavy if you have a heavy keyvoard
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Couldn't say. Mine is on a desk where that's not an issue. But it will adjust to any degree, so that might help.
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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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Probably not, due to the curved surface on it's hard plastic side. I actually use it for as a lap desk for my wireless keyboard and mouse because it keeps my arms completely parallel to the floor and to elbows close to my side allowing long periods of work.Steve
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depends the slant, the base is pretty heavy and stable so it may not slide.
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Not as is. You'll need to get a tray of some sort to support the weight. It's meant for another keyboard, but you could rig it for a laptop if needed