How far apart are the legs? My desk legs are 21" apart and I want the chair to slide inside when I'm not using it.
1987541
The legs are only 17.5" wide, it's the chair you'd probably have an issue with as far as sliding it under your desk. The front part of the chair is 22.5" and at its widest length, it's 24.5"
1987542
the legs wont be an issue, just measured, 18". The arms are 22" at the front of the chair, maybe you can get the bottom lip of the seat under
1987543
26 inches at the widest (not the legs but the chair arms are the widest) Hope that answers your question!
1862997
no too low your legs wont fit under the desk unless you have a VERY short chair
1100937
For the most part the answer to your question is, Yes, the chair is too big to fit under desk. At its lowest point it will only make it a few inches under the desk.
2046047
If you buy the proper kit, are handy and the kit is designed to be added onto another desk then yes, you can screw in a keyboard slide out under the desk. One caveat though is that the height of the table isn't designed to include the slide out, so if you are on the taller side it may hit your legs or make it crowded. Edit: Bad memory, correct response is in my comment below.
1473997
I didn't measure , however , I have an average glass desk and he chair slides under on the lowest setting level. These chairs are super comfy . Love mine
2092567
It can lay flat on the desk without legs spread and is about 1 1/5 inches. There are 3 levels for the legs if you open them, from about 8 1/2", top to bottom of legs, to about 6 1/2" with the legs at their shortest. Hope this helps
739579
From underneath the front of the desk it's 24 inches in length. I haven't used a computer chair as I have it in the kitchen and use kitchen chairs. Usually computer chairs can be height adjusted.
793517
I don't think chairs will slide under completely because of the trestle leg & chairs might hit the apron on top of the table.The width between the legs is 52", will take 2 chairs each side but because of trestle at the bottom and apron will not slide completely.I would suggest you should buy 4 Legs table, so chairs would slide. please let us know if you have more questions.Thanks
1121306
It's at my office, so I can't measure this evening, however, I'm 5'6, and if I were to have it raised all the way, I would slide off of it. I hope that helps.
793516
The distance between the legs is about 50inch. Using only two chairs on each side will work since the legs don't move when you extend the table. The chairs will only slide about 7inches under the table then the arm rest will hit the frame of the table top.
1048852
It's only 20 inches. Your chairs would not go under the table. I'm glad you thought of that. We love our table and chairs. We just got them last month.
1532373
If I understand you correctly...I would say no...it slides out at the same position you see in the photo, just below desk top. I do want to add one thing I recently discovered...my husband said he knew since he put the desk together...I was thinking one day all I needed was a slide out shelf and noticed just above the drawer it looked as tho it would slide out...it does!I keep saying...this is a wonderful desk. It has been perfect for my space and has most everything I could possibly need in a compact desk, for my space and my needs. realizing a desk is a very individual thing, but this one is just the best. If I understand you correctly...I would say no...it slides out at the same position you see in the photo, just below desk top. I do want to add one thing I recently discovered...my husband said he knew since he put the desk together...I was thinking one day all I needed was a slide out shelf and noticed just above the drawer it looked as tho it would slide out...it does!I keep saying...this is a wonderful desk. It has been perfect for my space and has most everything I could possibly need in a compact desk, for my space and my needs. realizing a desk is a very... » Read More If I understand you correctly...I would say no...it slides out at the same position you see in the photo, just below desk top. I do want to add one thing I recently discovered...my husband said he knew since he put the desk together...I was thinking one day all I needed was a slide out shelf and noticed just above the drawer it looked as tho it would slide out...it does!I keep saying...this is a wonderful desk. It has been perfect for my space and has most everything I could possibly need in a compact desk, for my space and my needs. realizing a desk is a very individual thing, but this one is just the best. « Show Less
1643756
cannot think there would be. You set where you place your chair. Short legs might be an advantage because you wouldn't hit your knees on the desk
91156
25 and a quarter inches. Measured from floor to where the overhand on the tray is, three times, average as stated. You may want to take 25 as your measure since the overhang can be pronounced depending on setup. As an aside, I have enjoyed the desk thoroughly. Two things I'd be wary of- you will absolutely need a hydraulic chair that can go down LOW. 25 inches isn't a whole lot of room to fit your legs under with a chair beneath you. So pay attention to that when shopping for a companion chair. Second thing, don't expect to be able to fit your hands in the tray and type with the tray pushed in. There simply isn't enough room. My tray is always pulled out. Perhaps if you buy one of the super-slim roll flat kb's, and have smaller hands, it could work. Enjoy the desk!
1278289
Just a little longer than the table is wide if I rember correctly. I only used it once because it fell apart. The particle board desk top crumbles with you screw it to the legs. If you get it, plan to cut a piece of plywood to the size of the desktop and screw the legs into that. That's what I intend to do.
1291257
The inside dimensions where the keyboard sits is 20.5" wide. From metal slide to metal slide (attaching to the underside of the desk is about 22". The mouse tray is additional length, connecting to the bottom of the keyboard tray (choose on right or left side). That mouse tray slides out to a maximum of 9.5 addtional inches, but slides in easily if wanted shorter. I have my keyboard tray connected to my desk as LOW as it can go and the tray sits 2.75 inches from the underside of my desk. The mouse tray is 3.5 inches from the underside of the desk. I hope this gives you a better idea of the measurements of the product. I have been using mine every day since purchased and have had no problems at all with it, measurements are the most important of course, depending on the desk. It was just the right size for my desk. I hope this helps. Best, Richard
1413815
Just measure it and at highest point it is just about 36.5" - but it does slope up a little so lower in front. My desk has a drawer and the chair fits most of the way under but does eventually does hit. Chair is comfortable and overall I am happy with it.