Can you slide this right up to the table with the tray attached? So the tray would rest on the table?
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If you have a really low table. Bottom of tray is about 27" high, whereas most tables are around 30".
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To slide the tray feet under your sofa, you would need at least 1" of clearance. I also found that the post w/ tray leans. This is caused by the foot that the post inserts into is too short to keep the post straight. This is a design flaw, it will not stand as shown in the picture.
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The wheels lock in place, without the wheels it would still slide, you would have to find a way to bolt it to the top of the table else put it at the end of the table so you can pull the trays from both sides.
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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.
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The tray is made from hard plastic, so it will slide on a hard floor. You could put some dots of hot glue on the bottom to keep it from skidding (note, don't glue the tray to your floors, just flip the tray upside down, dot the bottom with hot glue, wait for hot glue to completely dry then flip the tray back over)
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I was able to install the tray in a way that allowed me to push it back as far as I want with the keyboard still on, to hide it under the desk. It's not very practical to do that with the mouse on because it will probably fall off while pushing the tray back. Mine is wireless so I just put it on my desk. Hope this helps.
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I bought these chairs as gifts, but everyone who has them uses the tray. It doesn't move with the chair, so it is stable. The tray is one of the chair's best features, so I can't imagine not wanting to include it. Try it though, I'm sure you could change your mind.
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The tray does not lift up and over. It slides out when you pull from the front. There is a locking mechanism you have to hold onto of course. The tray is completely removable.
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NO. This unit is designed for a cup.If you use a small cup it may jump off the tray, as the whole unit does vibrate a lot.Russ
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I think it would be a tight fit if at all with the tray. Without the tray may work
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As long as you take the trays off - yes they will slide up & down easily. The trays are easy on & easy off. I love my craft tables. I bought 2.
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Sorry to take so long to answer. The turntable does seem to be sturdy and should be able to handle the wood tray. Of course, it might depend on how thick the tray is. Attachment is your choice. That might be helpful and would prevent any sliding or shifting of the board. I hope this has been helpful to you.... Marie
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My tray is mounted under a compressed board that is one inch thick. I've had no problems with it.
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Yes, it can. That's a good idea! It doesn't lock in place like it does with the lid on the top, but it should be perfectly fine in that position with ice below. These trays are a great value for this price. Very well designed, too. Can't go wrong.
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It's at my daughter's house but if I recall the height I think it can slide to a table. It has a buckle strap so if the tray is not on, it holds them in place.
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Yes. The top tray is just sitting on the legs. It is very pretty, but not sturdy.
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I don't think so. The tray is a soft rubber like material and doesn't appear to be designed to be stackable.