SLIDE THE SLIDER OR MATERIAL THAT IS?
1424423
Don't know if I follow tour question but.. The slide is made of material and has a removable protective (material) cover. I would not use it w/ water. It's made out of "tent" material. The inside floor is the typical bounce house (plastic) material. Had 3 yrs. and its held up great.
1663815
I am not the seller. I have purchased from this company and the product I received was a different way of putting on the sliders. I had the kind shown in the picture, so I had to remove these old ones and apply the new ones. I do find that the old ones had an easier sliding ability - more like sliding on air. I haven't found any other product close to this quality, nonetheless.
87838
That's all there is to it. And why the price is low. Hold it up to the window or the sky or an electric light. Take out the side. Put in another.I use it just to see if I want to keep the slide or toss it.
1867863
I don't think there is a slider. That is as much as the wires will go apart.
688047
I don't think so. With ours we have a piece of wood screwed into the slides, I think that is the only way to use it (then the keyboard sits on the wood).
1927181
No, there's a button on the handle for that. It takes a bit of strength to push at first, though, so I always end up using the slider on the side of the machine instead.
1397925
I believe the slidebar itself is metal. The end pieces are heavy plastic that mount with steel screws and anchors. Note, this is NOT a safety bar, and should not be used as such.
187527
The item has a rubberized material sewn on the base which has pretty good anti-slide properties. I have not had a problem with the item sliding at all. Over time, I suppose the material could harden and become slick. If that should happen, I plan to use a swatch of rubberized shelf liner to keep the item in place.
533028
extend the slides until you can see two black plastic tabs that you squeeze together. Once you do that, the slides will come apart. It's hard to explain without a picture, so if you still need help, let me know and I'll take a picture to attach.
783418
No there isn't, and it will slide if you don't find a way to properly adjust it.
1018522
It is hallow underneath so it may be difficult to move on furniture sliders. Hopefully I answered your question.
52912
I Suppose you intend to fit these specific sliders onto the legs of furniture items. Bear in mind the material the furniture is made of; wood, plastic or metal. In any case, you will have to bolt the sliders under the legs. I would use a drill to make a tentative hole, in order to ease the bolt in.
717296
There are basic instructions but nothing detailed. They provide dimensions and guidelines. However, there is quite a bit of information online about installing slides.
958539
I'm actually not sure. There is a slide carrier that might be what you need to use.
501160
I have not tried. So, I cannot say that you can or can't. I only use it to change slides. Sorry.
637972
Yes, there is a way to slide it and it is easy - you just turn the handles sideways a bit and slide, very easy.
2171935
It slide on your pants and any size belt. Think of it as a paperclip. Hope this helps.