Can this be used on a regular desk? Or is this just an add-on product to be used with another product from this manufacturer?
2010339
As long as there is a 3-4" lip on the front edge of the desk these will work. I suggest getting the extra piece that adds a platform above the keyboard.
2010340
No, this is an add-on product. The work surface for Workfit is a 23"x15" very strong piece of wood with a metal handle substructure that precisely fits on the Workfit sit/stand desk.
821190
There is a c- clamp type for the edge of the desk. Or it has another mount if you want to drill into your desk for a better position. Comes with both. Works great on the edge, that is how I use it.
1361579
Works fine w/o a pad on my white surface desk. For shiny surfaces like a glass coffee table, you will need a mouse pad (or just a piece of paper). Don't know about other situations.
2133109
It uses two L brackets on the back to attach to any desk that is of equivalent or greater width. It is designed to also rest its back against the wall. If you are going for a free-standing unit, I recommend buying a second set of L brackets to bolt down the front. That is what I did.I now have a free-standing desk and hutch, and the hutch is bolted down nice and secure with my modifications.
2202814
Thats sounds pretty crazy to me, but I actually think it would work - are you planning on putting it on top of an existing desk? If so, then yes it should work
1518228
Yes, it would be very useful on a desk. I use it on my table at home, and it has done exactly what you mention... taken the pressure off my wrists. I use it primarily without the black pad, and use the black pad when I'm on my couch, etc. I love this thing! Hope this helps!
1566669
I have a keyboard stand & a wireless mouse so I don't use the desk pad with my mouse. I did try it for you and it seems ok.
1015452
It attaches like a vice, you can add whatever between the desk and the device, maybe 2-3 inches. It is strictly personal preference. I have 3 different ones that use the someone and a 4th states this is not needed for her. ?? Hope this helps�
2174180
With the longer track, the keyboard tray can retract fully under the desk surface. When using the shorter track, part of the tray sticks out of the desk edge when retracted. I guess this depends on your mounting option though. If the desk is not deep enough to take the longer track, you will have to use the shorter one.
679312
Nope. WAY too big. It's so big it won't fit the desk I originally bought it for. You need a large sturdy desk for this item.
67593
Yes you can mount this along any edge of the desk. If the desktop is then particleboard, I would sandwich a couple thin pieces of wood to spread out the weight distribution.
1195365
Also can be bolted onto desk but must drill a hole if necessary.I use stand which works well.
1214064
I am in a very small area and when you raise the desk part it comes to you. If the base will fit on your desk you should have not issue. BTW. I am really enjoying mine!
1617556
No, this is made for clamping to a desk. If you need one that sits on a flat surface, consider purchasing a normal non-desk mounted surge protector.
808784
It certainly can be used on top of a desk. It's actually more sturdy on a harder surface rather than a softer like a bed or couch.
2094412
You could... but the desk provides more stability to the unit...it is meant to be there....you can find another similar unit without the desk.
662586
Yes. If you don't use bottom feed (hole in desk) the unit can be clamped onto the edge of the desk.