Can the tray slide completely under the desk? The 17 3/4" 3M model protrudes 2-3 inches from the desk when it is slid under.
2001883
Yes, you can slide tray with keyboard completely under the desk. The tray has height adjustments. When resting at top height(flush to desk) you will not be able to slide it under, but you just lower the tray, and it slides right under desk.
2001884
Mine sticks out less than 1/2", I've never even noticed that until now when I checked with a ruler. I think that could be avoided during install if your desk is deep enough though. Still very happy with my tray and would purchase another without question.
2001885
That depends on how you mount the tray. if your desk is deep enough (front to back) you can certainly mount the tray such that it will go completely underneath. With that said, it could potentially restrict the upward range of motion when fully extended.
485808
I can't advise as I have about a 4" face in front of the desk that I did not alter. I can say that even with this I can get the tray almost even with the top of the desk. That is the best I can offer for a reply.
2199995
The tray has four adjustment levels. Looks like the highest level is ~3/4", and then every 1/2" lower. My tray is ~3 3/8" below the bottom of the desk I attached it to. Denise BTW: I love my tray, as I'm a 'two-handed mouser'. . .
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.
1148918
It definitely will not. I tried to attach to a desk that only had 8 1/2" depth available on the underside of the desktop. This Fellowes tray needs 14" of clearance to secure the clamp bars to the desktop. There is no way to remove the cross bar on the underside of my desk, so this tray will not work. It also arrived with the clamp bar bent, so I had to return it either way.
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.
1388217
Yes! The tray is adjustable, it can slide as close as you want it to or as far away as you want it to. Also the top tray does come off to reveal an additional tray underneath!
2173127
It does come with the tracks that allows you to pull the tray out or push it under the table/desk. I attached mine under an Ikea desk. It's still good 2 years after my purchase.
1008402
The distance from the tray-top to the underside of desktop is 9.5 cm (3.75 in). Cheers!
1103238
It is less tha 1". I have 2 so measured the one without the tray. It is closer to 3/4".
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.
1651801
There's 3 inches of space between the top of the tray to the underside of the desk.
1822814
As indicated previously-----the mounting of the under desk bracket determines how far the shelf will slide out or back under the desk. I also find if you will lift slightly on the front of the unit as you push it back under the desk it seems to glide a bit easier. Installation location is the key to the final location of the Drawer when fully closed. Hope that this is helpful.
296658
Yes, but you can only put it part-way over. The overall tray can collapse to a total minimum width of 24.1". It cannot get any more narrow than that, so that's how much space you'll need under the desk. Although I found that I never bother to fully put away the tray anyway.
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).
1446566
I have mine mounted and don't remember the actual size of the screws...but the desk I have it mounted too is less than an inch thick and have had no problems with the tray (love it!!!)
1595010
A keyboard will slide under it, but not in the usable way unless you have a small keyboard (mine is 16" long). If you want it just for storage, the height under the drawer to the desk is sufficient to allow the keyboard to fit under the tray, but you need to slide it the long way.