How high is the lowest side of the tray?
339966
By my measurements the lowest side is just under 2 inches (1 and 7/8 inches). The top of the arch above the handles on the taller sides measures 3 inches exactly.
339967
1 3/4" from inside bottom to Top if sidewall. Closer to 2" if u measure from outside of tray as it is angled.
1008393
Without the nested trays, the inside height of the bottom is 4 inches. I am not removing the upper lid organizer, so I do not have an easy way to measure the possible height gain. I would guess only about 1/2".
76837
Unfortunately, while the board itself can be mounted either way, the supplied tray is too long to mount on the short side. Unless the manufacturer has changed the product, the tray measures 28.25" and the short side is 24".
2067473
Again, with 1-1/2 inches cut off the legs, the tray itself is about 24 inches up. The front folds down, extending 4 inches in front of the desk, with 21 inches under it. Then the tray comes out an additional 5 inches and is a few inches higher.
1807491
Top of tray 26 3/16" - top of main desk 29 11/16" th - underside of main desktop 29" - Top shelf is adjustable mine is set to 50 1/2"
854953
I ended up returning my tray because it went too far back, so I don't know. Good luck.
787424
You can only adjust the height of the tray(3 levels) not the angle. Also if you are looking for a sturdy one especially want to rest your hands on the table then this is not the one.
1867472
It's 22" high. The widest part of the tray (the lip) is 16.5"x12", but the bottom of the tray that actually sits on your table is a little smaller, more like 14.5"x10".
367451
I agree with answers 1 and 2The tray measures just under 21" I love mine as wellEasy to install :-)
1795806
about 1.5 inches high....fits under my sofa beautifully.....i purchased two of them.....much more attractive than the usual traditional snack trays!!!!!
662737
Not sure which dimension you are asking about: If it is for useable ('front to back') depth when the tray is fully extended, the answer is: 8" If you are looking for the height ('vertical clearance') dimension: the answer is 1.5"
351211
Our unit only has 2 leg sections of 12 inches each and the tray section which can be adjusted to be level or tilted at any position, so with one leg section as the base and flat on a surface, the maximum height for the bottom of the tray section would be 12 inches. The one in the image has 3 sections, so with one section as the base, the bottom of the tray section would be at 24 inches.
829096
the bottom tray is 3" deep.....the top sets in it on a ledge and is 1 1/2" deep
78727
bottom to top not edge to edge but working space. 17", 14", 12". It's a beautiful tray I have used it for everything from fruit, cookies, chips and salsa. One of my best purchase. very durable I have had a 5 pound watermelon on the top tier with no wiggle from the tray.
2061626
Almost nine inches from the edge with the hardware recessed about 1/2 inch. Wonderful tray, by the way. I left off the wrist rest since my ergonomic keyboard has one built in.
509825
I'm not sure how tall the lower side is, but I have enjoyed using mine. It's perfect for table top.
655002
You'd have to lay it on its side. The top trays can be adjusted for length only.