How low can this tray drop from the top of the mount/bottom of table?
189456
Hello Calvin, 3.5" appears to be the maximum adjustment from the underside of the table/desk.
189457
It'll go down 5-6 inches. It also swivels and tips for comfort, and you can also lock it into place so it won't move. It's a great tray!!!
189458
Our unit allows about 4 inches maximum from the underside of the desk to the bottom of the keyboard tray. The tray is about 1/4" thick so that gives about 3.75" maximum drop from the bottom of the table to the tray surface.
1644807
the slide out drink tray is the lowest part of it (I believe),I just measured the bottom of the tray to be 8 1/2" from the ground ps the tray comes already attached which I thought was pretty cool!
1649671
We used it without the tray at the table. I guess it really depends on how tall your table is.
9759
Mine is set at the lowest setting. My keyboard tray is just over 25" and it does not fit fully under it.
527016
The tray is useable off the edge of the desk surface. I do that b/c I have a severe lack of space.
1008402
The distance from the tray-top to the underside of desktop is 9.5 cm (3.75 in). Cheers!
1205595
There is a small plastic cap on the bottom that will allow you to adjust about a half inch vertically. Its primary function is to make fine adjustments when leveling the table.
1901012
Yes you could easily. There is an approximatley 1/4 inch rim around the outside of the tray to keep things from falling off.
2273246
I guess it should be OK to remove the tray under the table. It doesn't seem to play any important role of stabilizing the table. Assume the purpose of removing tray is to gain more knee space (+ 3 inches). With tray installed, you will have 26 inches knee space under the table. If that's not your purpose, I would say leave the tray in.
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Understand you want to attach to underside of table rather than vertical on back side. See no reason why not. The adhesive attachment seems very good hoer dr I would suggest a few small screws as well. I just that on my install. If you just have one or two cables probably not an issue, but if you have more I would suggest the screws, just make sure they are short enough not to penetrate the top.
316828
Technically, you can get it to drop below the desk surface by adjusting the locking teeth (inconvenient) that allow for clamping to a thicker desk surface. That could get you maybe 3/4 inch below (and the upper limit would be correspondingly reduced).
2229748
I suppose it could. The tray can be removed entirely, so you could slide it under the table. The front legs slide (little wheels in them).
2079581
It's at my daughter's house but if I recall the height I think it can slide to a table. It has a buckle strap so if the tray is not on, it holds them in place.
316825
Measuring roughly from the bottom of the arm-rest trough, mine will go from a minimum of 0.2" above the desk surface to 3.0" above.Because the hinge is mounted to the bottom of the desk-mount jaw, however, the thickness of your desk will cause these numbers to vary. For instance, my desk is 1.0" thick. If I wanted to lower this arm to being perfectly level with the desk, I could add 0.2" of spacer material within the jaws to do this (since my minimum was 0.2" above the desk), pushing the hinge position lower accordingly.
1143230
Suggest you use make a template for screw hole position (unless you have help holding the tray) then use an ice pick to make a starter hole in the bottom of desk for the mount.
281538
Unfortunately the unit has to be lifted and drop the tray down. Not too bad of a task though...
535067
I have mine undermounted so cannot really answer for certain. I don't know why it couldn't be dropped in!