Does this stick to a desk? How hard would it be to slide on a wooden surface?
1409075
No it does not stick to the desk. The back is slightly textured so it does not slide under pressure of use but easily moves when not in use.
1409076
I use it on a wood laminate desk. It doesn't stick and isn't difficult to slide. I would highly recommend this product.
1409077
It doesn't adhere to a desk in an adhesive-like way. It does not slide around.
1409078
It does not stick to the desk, wood or otherwise. some have a smooth back and others have a sponge backing. either way, it slides easily on the desk, so if you are looking for something that sticks......this is NOT the product.
1409079
Sticks well when you put pressure on it, but will slide easy if you want to move it back and forth or forward and backward.
362393
Yes it will stick. Smooth it to the wall very carefully to avoid puncturing the wall paper. It's verysticky and durable. I live mine!
867870
I mounted it on to a wooden desk. It has brackets that need to be screwed in place.
2042983
I used it for drawer slides and it just sticks enough to stay in place. The outside surface would need to stay dry to work...IMHO.
1058410
I am using it for a wood desk, but since the mat is smooth, I'm sure it would be suitable for any type surface.
1802916
I'm not sure about wood. I have a painted surface in my classroom which happens to be the wall and it's not sticking to that at all. I am a little disappointed about that. However, it seems to stick to a metal cabinet the way one would want it to. I'll know better tomorrow when I get back to my classroom. If it stays on my metal cabinet, then I would guess it would be good on smooth surfaces like that, glass, plastic. I had this once before and it was great on that same wall but it was a different brand although I don't remember the name. I thought they were all the same. All I all I'm happy I guess. It will get used. I'm not sure about wood. I have a painted surface in my classroom which happens to be the wall and it's not sticking to that at all. I am a little disappointed about that. However, it seems to stick to a metal cabinet the way one would want it to. I'll know better tomorrow when I get back to my classroom. If it stays on my metal cabinet, then I would guess it would be good on smooth surfaces like that, glass, plastic. I had this once before and it was great on that same wall but it was a different brand although I don't remember the name. I thought they were all the same. All I all I'm... » Read More I'm not sure about wood. I have a painted surface in my classroom which happens to be the wall and it's not sticking to that at all. I am a little disappointed about that. However, it seems to stick to a metal cabinet the way one would want it to. I'll know better tomorrow when I get back to my classroom. If it stays on my metal cabinet, then I would guess it would be good on smooth surfaces like that, glass, plastic. I had this once before and it was great on that same wall but it was a different brand although I don't remember the name. I thought they were all the same. All I all I'm happy I guess. It will get used. « Show Less
155559
Everything on top moves as things normally move. The desk pad slips around a little but I have my desk up against a wall so it pretty much stays in place. I've heard you can make it stick better by whipping a damp cloth over the desk and then putting on the pad. Besides that, unless your the type to lean your whole body and Swype across, the pad won't move; it doesn't move very easily. My desk is a pressed wood with painted matte finish which can be slippery as you can imagine.
549875
The base has a foam bottom so the it doesn't scratch the desk. I have my stand on a nice wood desk. No problems!
745160
I put it on a textured wall and it worked great. I feel sure it will stick to wood wall.
470432
I would not recommend it because of the weight of the desk. These are O.K. for lighter furniture (like chairs). There are other products you can purchase for your desk like EZ Moves that are a heavier grade plastic.
674599
It does have a smooth surface but I wouldn't recommend it for a desk. It is sturdy enough but I don't think it is wide enough.
1119357
Will this stick to wood, a wall, and wallpaper. Yes,I know I'm demanding. Would appreciate your help.
1185489
Yes, it sticks very well. I used it on a wooden stepstool for my son and have had no problems. It will show though, if that is of any concern. It was not a concern for me. The stepstool is much safer now and it's been over a year.
1300927
Yes, it dose have rubber feet/pads that keep it from sliding. I have it on a smooth counter and it dose not slide nor scratch.
1822811
It does slide back under the desk, and it is very easy to slide in and out. Also easy to adjust up and down. One thing... If you install it exactly as the instructions say, when you slide it under the desk it still sticks out about 2 inches. Not really in the way though. When you pull it out, it comes out about 2-3 inches farther out than it really "needs" to, so if you wanted to install it about 2 inches farther back from the front of the desk than the instructions say to do, it would be completely under the desk, and still pull out plenty far. Hope that helps.
1977011
I have it on a desk that has a glass top over wood...it works well on that. I don't know if it works on a table that is only glass without the wood underneath it though.
939897
I stuck it on the back of my kitchen cabinets on some kind of fake wood stuff they used in the 80s, so yes, I think it will stick on hardboard. It's basically contact paper, just heavier. I'm very happy with it. Get a lot of compliments!