Anyone know how wide the base is? I am trying to figure out if this will slide between the legs of a narrow table I use as a desk
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It can fit mosts normal sized desk. Unless it is an elementary desk or a desk for a child it will fit.
283832
It's approximately 20 inches from wheel to wheel! The best office chair ever!!! I Will never have another "normal" office chair again! Worth the money!!
232816
The under table foot plate is a little less than 2 in and the clamp on top uses about 3 in. My desk has 2 1/4 in clearance and works fine.
1167619
The base is 8 1/2" at the widest point. This is the best table top fan I have ever used.
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I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for the price, it works! I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for... » Read More I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for the price, it works! « Show Less
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I used it around Christmas for a buffet table. It is long and narrow perfect for that purpose. I do believe it had a little texture to the table top not anything rough. I had a plastic table cloth on top and it didn't slide.
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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
1144519
Heck, my legs are 36" wide. The table legs are only 31-1/4" wide. Always double check all dimensions with a helper. I like the table quite a bit. I was a woodworker for 30 years so I did accidentally acquire knowledge along the way. This was a good deal. By the way my waist is less than 36 so just kidding about he legs. Bob
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!
990669
Just under 2.5 inches, which creates a nice stable base. However, the way that the mounting works, you can still leave it an inch off the edge and have it create a solid clamp. I have mine only about 1.5 inches into my desk and have never had a problem. Cheers.
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I measured the height of the "foot" of the table. Ours is exactly 3/4" - if that is all the clearance that you have I would say purchasing may be risky since there is no guarantee that each of these tables are identical. Hope this helps.
1910280
Hi, I'm sorry but I've removed this item from my desk and no longer am able to give you measurements. It did, I remember, have quite a range of movement, from all the way in under the desk to all the way out, as it shows in the photo.
861432
The piece that specifically holds the tower is about 17 inches long and 9 inches wide, so it just barely fits my full sized tower. There's actually a small wheel that goes underneath it that you can't see in the pictures. If your tower is too tall or too long, you can totally get away with not installing that bar on the side that connects to the rest of the desk. That's what I did, and I also used mounting tape to prevent my tower from sliding around and BOOM, I have easy access for cleaning and it doesn't move around.
2163430
No problem. Inches between the legs is 22 3/4. Clearance from underneath side of table to floor is 26 1/2". Hope this helps.
1400319
I think it is wide enough. But, you need to consider what will happen when your guests lean into the ends of the table top. If they lean into the table top getting up they may tilt the top off the base.
1007635
Depends upon the size of your foot-rail I guess, but for my situation (which is nearly full clearance up to the mattress) the table roughly slides over the bed about 18 inches or so from the edge, with a remaining [roughly] 12 inch non-tiltable portion of the table extended beyond the bed. Hope that helped...sorry for the delay
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I can only tell you based on my experience. My table is not a flat all across the bottom, like a kitchen table type. It's an end table, with a drawer, meaning it has wood dropping down about 4" all around it, with a lip coming out 1-1/2" from that. My problem was the clamp, while the lip section is only 1" thick, and I'm sure 3/4" thick would be fine, tightening the clamp wasn't possible with the drop down section, so we literally had to cut it out, the just 4" width of the clamp as a whole, to allow for tightening the clamp down to an inch, so the table minus the laptop holder would be useless now, as it's missing a large section of wood on the side. With it, no one can tell a section was cut out. The other problem is the weight. This is very very heavy, as before cutting the end table, I first tried a small flat top table, but it was so light weight, that the laptop table holder itself made it fall over sideways, without even adding the computer. You'd have to put a counter weight of some type on the opposite side, but mine was too small for that. If I could have counter-weighted a larger flat table with a heavy lamp or something, an inch thick would have worked fine. Just be weary of how heavy it is, since it's made of thick metal and quite heavy (the specs probably show the total weight). After working out how to install it though, I have to say I love it! It's great to swing towards me when I want the computer, and back away from me when I'm done.
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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.