Does that adjust 5.5 inches below the table just like a 23 inch tray?
1028379
I believe so. It is actually being used by a person in another office, but I believe it is approximately that much. Suggest installing it against front wall of the desk as it extends out quite a distance. Works well
1028380
Measuring from the level of the bottom side of the table, mine adjusts from 5.5" below that level to 2.5" above that level, i.e. a total range of 8".
1028381
The specs from the 3M page state:http://solutions.3m.com/3MContentRetrievalAPI/BlobServlet?locale=en_US&lmd;=1202748629000&assetId;=1114305874053&assetType;=MMM_Image&blobAttribute;=ImageFileMax Depth Below Mounting Surface Inches (mm)4.5" (114)I measured 4.75" Hope this helps.
1028382
The specs from the 3M page state: http://solutions.3m.com/3MContentRetrievalAPI/BlobServlet?locale=en_US&lmd=1202748629000&assetId=1114305874053&assetType=MMM_Image&blobAttribute=ImageFile Max Depth Below Mounting Surface Inches (mm) 4.5" (114) I measured 4.75" Hope this helps.
1028383
I'm not sure what you mean by adjusting 5.5 inches below the table. Are you talking about the height the tray can adjust below the table, or are you talking about how much the front of the rail needs to have to the front of the table?
2275915
I haven't seen any table height adjustments. The collar support bar is adjustable.
1205595
There is a small plastic cap on the bottom that will allow you to adjust about a half inch vertically. Its primary function is to make fine adjustments when leveling the table.
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.
925230
Yes. Dropped to it's lowest height, affords joining those at the table. The highest setting works at bar height.
325423
No. Only the 279QL is adjustable. It only tilts back and forth. Also 3" on bottom to table.
1655383
Yes, it does. It is adjustable as well. I see that someone else answered and said there will be a hole there if you move it. This is not the case on the model I have. It unscrews from under the table and you can put it anywhere you like. I prefer to have it on the long side.
1035766
The last tray is 4.5 inches and the second level from the bottom upwards is 5 inches....but because of the curve you may have to slide your box from the side....the top of the tray is open so hight is not a problem!
2230931
No. The adjustable feet are levelers only so you can keep the table from rocking on uneven floors
2109330
Yes. There is a lever that lets you tilt the face cradle up or down from the level of the table itself.
601120
It would be nice if they would put the correct dimensions on this item. I can't say if it will or will not work for your particular table, but it is an 18" bar and adjustable approximately 1/4" either direction.
1507165
No, it doesn't adjust in that way. The highest it will be is high enough to put a baby at a standard dining table. My family has a bar-height dining table, and this high chair could almost fit entirely underneath (with the baby's head under the table!).
1890907
Two 3" would probabaly work better than one 5.5" for an oblong tray. Be careful with placement so they are level.
1654158
Yes, the side trays are flush to the sides, slightly below the level of the top of the the table. Unless you have items in there that could get in the way
2009280
Dear Yap, the brackets for the food tray can be moved up and down. Beyond that, there should be no need to adjust the chair per se.
2205476
Yes. Requires pushing a tab on the tray and the tray extends to the longer size.
1649671
We used it without the tray at the table. I guess it really depends on how tall your table is.