how does it attach to the desk?
861918
There are mounting holes and screws you can kind of see them in the corners of the picture, the stretchy fabric is attached to a larger plastic plate and then the plate is what you actually attach to the mounting surface
861919
With 4 screws, one at each corner. You will need a pilot hole for metal, for wood you will just need a steady push with a screwdriver. Holds all sizes of weapon very securely, I'm very happy with it.
1282205
The desk can be cranked with items on it. It's fairly easy to crank with weight on it.
1490853
It connects with a USB cord that is sufficiently long. I have mine off to the side of my big desk. I would estimate the cord to be a few feet in length.
1195365
Also can be bolted onto desk but must drill a hole if necessary.I use stand which works well.
1597090
You can loop the cable around the leg or you can purchase another piece of equipment (as I have done) to secure it to the desk/table. I purchased the companion piece called a cable mount. I like my computer and what is on it, I would feel bad if I had the chance and I did not secure it and all I had to do was buy a couple pieces of hardware. http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-K64613WW-Mount-Cable-Anchor/dp/B0036RHAFM/ref=pd_sim_pc_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=0X50DNQ59NZRJ6VEVD21
1704363
It slides in and out, depending on how you mount it you can have stored completed under the desk.
2177232
This attaches to the desk. It does not sit in front of the desk. I have mine attached at the corner of my L-Shaped desk so the main part of the setup is on the desk. The only part that protrudes out is my keyboard as it is at an angle.
1078552
It is a stand-alone unit. Does not have to be attached to desk. Heavy enough that it doesn't shift around. It also has rubberized pads on the bottom to keep it in place.
1255902
The product comes with both a clamp to mount on the back lip of the desk OR there is a grommit mount to go through a hole in the desk. We have about 20 of these in a large law office and we love them!
1842852
No, it tucks into a tab into the back. It doesn't seem to be a problem when working on a desk.
295324
No. It's too heavy and really not attached to the desk. No holes or screws are put in my desk top.
1627547
All the holes to put screws are from the side. The top of the brackets go on the desk itself, and then we cut and stained a piece of wood to match the desk and mounted it to the slides and the keyboard rests on it.
939422
The corner mounts have 3 slots to choose from to hold the tray in place. You can either be right up against the bottom of your desk or a little below or like myself at the bottom so the mouse pad can stay extended all the time even when the drawer is closed under the desk.
821188
It has a metal plate that attaches to the unit and then screws to the desk. See this picture http://beatstruggles.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/IMG_3510-1024x682.jpg and this one http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41B2ST8mIgL._SY300_.jpg
813460
The two legs are of heavy construction and wrigh quite a bit. Plus angling the monitor on both sides inwards gives it stability....other it is more prone to fall backwards. There is also a vice clamp that can be used to secure it to desk. I am using a glass desk so I am unable to use clamp but have had no troubles.
1867218
So sorry... do not have the desk anymore that this unit was attached to so can't answer....
218134
this one can clamp to a desk but the clamp it self it doesn't come with it you have to buy separate. check out Costco.com they have one that clamps down on the desk.