I have a desk w/ a 36" opening, but it has a drawer that is 14" in the middle. Can the brackets adjust to 14"? so I can mount on the drawer beams.?
1561840
I don't believe so the brackets is as stated and I have a custom desk wall mounted for 2 pc's I had someone install them and the measurement. They sell these at office max and maybe you can call them for exact but this is a very nice set and I am very happy with it especially the nifty little slide out that comes with it.....for your mouse pad I believe it is 22 inches wide across and about 11 inches deep. I am no professional but those are what I just looked at :) hope it helps
1561841
I don't believe so. They are set at a certain position already mounted. Might contact Fellowes directly.
1707870
That's adjustable. There are 4 holes on the brackets that hang down from the underside of the desk and 2 on the brackets that stick up from the tray.I'm using the 3rd from top on the down hanging bracket and top hole on the tray's bracket and it's 2" from underside of desk to top tray surface; 3" to bottom of tray (tray is 1" thick). I can drop it 1/2" by moving the screws to the 4th hole.
664445
Sorry for the delayed response. I needed to look at the tray to be sure of my response and was out of town. The depth (distance from underside of desk) is adjustable. It appears to be able to acocomodate your dimensions. I will caution you that this is not an easy tray to mount. I have bought several different models, all but this one have many adjustments as to tilt, swing and slide. This is the lease adjustable tray I have purchased and I would say probaly the most difficult to install. In my application, I had to completely assemble the tray and hold it to the underside of the desk to mark the location so that I would be able to make sure it was not obstructed or it obstructed other desk functions. I only had a small area to install this due to the desk configuration. If you have plenty of space to install the tray, it may not present the same issues. It would also be helpful if you had someone to assist with the installation.
1424900
Yes, 14 1/2 x 24 1/2 should work just fine. I think 24" exactly would be best, but the "body" of the cabinet is greater than 25" and will cover your opening.
1208196
There is a guide/rail to be mounted in cabinet, centered on drawer, and the braket which goes on the back of the drawer and into guide. Also a mounting bracket for the guide which attaches to the cabinet. There are also 2 rollers which attach to the drawer opening in the cabinet as well as all needed screws. The guide/rail can be cut to size, order your size accordingly. Enough for ONE drawer only.
95779
I'm not sure what you're asking here, but here's a stupid/joking answer: my recommendation is that you be REALLY, REALLY careful in your measurements and casework. I've put in a full extension drawer 36" wide, and I don't know whether it's just coincidence (that I didn't end up being as careful as I sometimes am) or something more, but that drawer has never worked as well as others I've put in. There just seems to be more opportunity for subtle errors that affect the operation. In other words, it works okay, but not as smoothly as other drawers I've but in. If I were re-doing things, or if I were in your situation, I'd likely go for two smaller drawers (it would be awfully easy to overload a 42x20 (almost 6 sq feet footprint) drawer! But, if you've got to go with the drawer opening you've got, I'd say that the K&V 8400P full extension would be a good slide; I sometimes go with cheap slides in undemanding situations, but with K&V in cases in which there might be more stress/strain.
1446565
Mounting screws that come with the shelf should be able to mount to a 5/8" desk. However, I cannot guarantee, as I just reused the mounting screws that already came with my desk.
366225
There is a small plastic piece that needs to be installed on the underneath side of the opening in the cabinet where the drawer would fit into. It is fastened by 2 screws. If there is no way to pre drill holes and then screw the plastic piece into place, then this is not the product for your purpose. Also, the piece that is attached to the drawer is larger than one might think. On my cabinet it takes up 2.5 inches from the top of the drawer because it can't sit flush with the top of the drawer to work properly.
708088
What I did with dual monitors (one 27" and the other 24") was mount the 24" to a wall mount that protruded about 18" out on the first top shelf (screws and mount fixed to the back panel expanding the three tables) and the 27" on the main shelf. Two 24" side by side on the main shelf will have to be brought out past the metal pillars, since the cubby area is only wide enough to fit possibly a 32, which would leave maybe 10" of work space on the desk in front of you.
881870
Bob says you could modify your cabinet and I say don't try. The bracket and waste baskets require 21 3/4 " would protrude and not allow the door to close . It is built for a 24" (23 1/2" minumum) cabinet. Best bet is to find a combination that will fit your cabinet such as the simplehuman Deluxe Twin Bucket Pull Out Recycler that Amazon offers. It would fit.
110650
The width only means that you will have a narrower shelf... or wider... my shelf is 16" wide... you claim to have 27" of open height... that is fine,,, My unit has only 21" of open height... inorder to make the unit fit, I had to cut into the base of the cabinet for the brackets to fit into.... if you have a drawer above the 27" opening, the adjustable shelf will not rise to the total height of the cabinet...
1550345
Bracket comes in two pieces, and gives you the option to bolt it together in three different sets of holes. My desk is 1.25" thick, and I have the brackets bolted together in the middle holes. In this configuration, the measurement from the bottom of my desk to the inside of the bracket is 2.25". Giving a total of 3.5". But the top of the eye bolts do take up almost .5".
2080589
only if the OPENING for your cabinet is 14.5" wide. (not the inside dimensions). If you are setting it up to pull the short side out first, then no problem.
473343
You will need 1/2 inch of space on each side. They cannot be mounted under the drawer
761172
No, it won't fit. I just tried it and they're too short. Does anyone know what size to get for drawer rails that are 13" apart?
891321
I am unable to climb up on a ladder and measure the brackets. I can tell you that the holes for mounting are right in line on the center of the brackets. There should be no problem concerning the width of the beams.We used some small bunji cords to hold the cords in place between the bike and the brackets. You might not need this on a standard bike, but we have a tandem bike. hope this helps.
390194
I have them at 30 in. but bracket is 14 inches high. Don't think you can use these.