Will this work as slip-free surface (feet) on the bottom of a laptop?
1639585
yes this would work but you can just get adhesive backed felt or rubber pads sold at hardware stores like ACE for placing on the bottom of chair legs,tables,etc.
1639586
Yes, and other applicitatons. I used it for a backer on my holster and it's much more comfortable.
1639587
Dan, I used it as traction for my dog's feet while driving. She stands on my lap, with front feet on the car door sill, I wanted to protect the door and give her traction. It's great for protection but it's not really a tacky surface, so I would not call it slip free. It's very spongy and the adhesive holds it well, just not quite slip-free.
1639588
It seems to smooth on the non sticky side for that. I think the laptop would slide on it nearly as easily as on your laptop table. I agree with the other poster about getting adhesive backed rubber pads. Those work great for slippage.
566301
Depends on how high you mount your laptop, the higher you mount, the lower the footprint. The footprint seems minimal to me, I have a small desk.
44617
The feet have grippers. Mine is also on carpet & next to the hard drive so no slipping.
114810
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.
676406
If used on a flat surface, it will actually stay upright and will not wobble while typing. However, this will not work on your lap or any surface that is not flat.
780587
The bottom of the computer is case is ~5" from the floor. It's not adjustable unless you want to take the wheels off.
728756
It would probably stay in place but I wouldn't risk it. I would say the safest way to use this would be on a desk or on a stationary lap.
779093
Yes. The area were the lap top would sit is 17 1/2 inches across. The lip or the area that would hold the lap top and prevent it from slipping off is 7/8 of an inch deep.
624028
The mat's rubber surface isn't particularly slick and the mat is very heavy. I wouldn't think it too likely to slip.
2218869
I don't know. I have an Acer Aspire 15 in wide. Rubber covers for the part that keeps the computer from sliding forward could help.
808787
It should work quite well for that purpose. The only thing you may need to do, is purchase some small adhesive rubber feet or pads, to attach to the underside of the stand legs. That would ensure it wouldn't slide or slip on top of the desk.
470839
No, and I am not sure how effective this surface would be as an anti slip surface. There is a half inch hexagon pattern that makes up a gentle texture for you to stand on.
1388225
I don't think so. It is actually quite thin in terms of height, maybe 2 mm. I used it to mainly prevent scuff/scratching our wood floors with desks/bookcases/chests, etc.
482321
Absolutely, with one caveat...it doesn't have much "height" to the "gripper strips" on the surface, so if your laptop has vents on the bottom or tends to overheat you will need some sort of separate "riser" arrangement. Of course the internal storage compartment that is meant to hold a tablet device won't hold any laptop except possibly the smallest of netbooks. I've really been happy with this purchase and use it with both my tablet and laptop regularly in a variety of configurations.
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I don't know, I suppose it would work, better to ask someone else I didn't like the stand because my laptop kept falling off
238183
Yeah it should be fine. Its a little bigger then a standard so it will naturally lift off whatever surface ur laptop is on, increasing airflow underneath
2243579
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.)