use my laptop on my dining rm table. it has approx a 1 1/2 inch lip will this work? I have degenerating bone in my wrist & need some forearm support
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I apologize about my last answer. I see now that the clamp has dual clamp adjustments. There is a screw that can be loosened to allow for large scale adjustment of the clamp in addition to the finger wheel. It looks like it can clamp tables up to 1.75 inches thick.
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The Ergorest grip is ~4.2 cm long, so since you have ~3.5 cm it's not ideal but should still be usable. The main issue is tables with round edges.
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Hi Leroy - I just measured the adjustable vice that attaches the device to my desk and it appears to have a 1.5" depth - front to back. In terms of top to bottom, the height can be adjusted with the aid of an hexagonal allen wrench to an approximate depth of two inches." I hope this helps. Steve
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I measured mine and the clamp won't open to 1.5 inches. I looks like it can open to 1.25 inches maximum.
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I've got a Dell U2713HM which is around the 23-24 lb mark. Holds it up fine and I adjust the arms quite often from sitting to standing. a little keyboard jitter depending on how you have it extended but can't really fix that with an arm.
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The bracket in which the tray slides back and forth is exactly 18" long. As long as you have the 18" behind 1.5" strip, to the back of the desk, it will work. The "arm" which comes down from the sliding bracket would reach below the strip and out towards you. Normally, one uses the keyboard below the surface level of the desk. The only impediment would be if you tried to raise the tray straight up level with the desk top. Then, it might not work.
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It would not be comfortable. Should be used with a chair. The laptop would be better on even a kitchen table. Sorry
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I don't see why not. It might be a little uncomfortable for the rider. What about a laptop lapdesk?
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Ideally you want a 2" lip, although you can mount it with 1.5". The diameter of the clamp is just under 1.5". You can mount it on the front or side of the desk. I have mine mounted on the front of a computer tray table. It swivels nicely under the table when not in use (mouse and all).
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There is a metal lip that full supports my Dell 17inch llaptop. Never has been an issue - turns my laptop into a desktop with a wireless mouse and keyboard.
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Mine works very well on a hard surface, such as a desk, but in my opinion it is too small to use on the lap.
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absolutely you can use this for a laptop....in fact because the bottom of the table is curved (the glass is straight and one piece with the arm)..you can fit your legs comfortably under your computer
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You can adjust this so that the computer is tilted forward. It has little hooks on it to hold your computer on the table, so it may work for you.
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It wouldn't do much good around just a table leg. If the leg has some kind of open bracket at the top, you feed it through that. Then, they would need to remove the table leg to take the laptop and lock.
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if your laptop has a squared off corner in the front on the bottom, then it may be fine. If it is rounded (like an I pad or a note book) then it may be an issue. I added a kleat (a straight piece of quarter round wood) to mine just because I am handy that way. But I would suggest that you just purchase a piece of rubberized drawer liner that can be found at Wal-Mart, Shopko, Target, Jo-Ann fabrics, Or Michaels arts/crafts, Hobby Lobby and/or Ace Hardware. That should then accommodate any portable device on your new table,...and you don't have to be a carpenter like me. Hope this helps. P.S. this was the only table we found that is easy to put together and to operate. Especially if you only have use of one hand like my Dad does.
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Yes, I think you could do this. with the legs completely collapsed there is already about a 2" space between the bottom and the surface you rest it on. If your laptop is wider that 15" you may have to lift the table up a bit to make more space
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Unfortunately no, it needs to have a stable surface to provide usefulness. Otherwise the laptop will tip.
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The monitor is about the weight if a normal 15" inch laptop. The arm should hold with no issues.
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It is meant for a keyboard and has a built in wrist rest. However, you could try a laptop, if you check dimensions.
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It'll probably hold it, but I wouldn't use it for a laptop for a couple of reasons: #1 - table isn't mobile enough to adjust easily to accommodate ease of computer use; #2 - since glass is bolted on, off center, with one bolt, use in this way may tend to loosen the top more readily. That's my personal preference, mind you - if it turns out to be comfortable for you, the table is certainly sturdy enough to hold it. We use the tables for supper in front of the TV. The only drawback to that is, as I said, occasional loosening of the bolt from moving it around so often.