can the tray raise 10 inches above the desk if my desk in 2 inches thick?
915423
Nope. I measured 9 3/4" from the bottom of my desk to the top of the keyboard tray. So it would be approximately 7 3/4" above your 2" thick desk.
1768516
It looks like you need at least 2 inches. It is very adjustable to table thickness but not depth. The two clamp rods have disks at their ends that are just under 2 inches wide. You could try cutting a small hole in the side of the desk and sliding the clamp in?
1407468
I bought two, but for two desks and computers, in my opinion, I don't think that will work unless they were to be stacked higher. Hope this helps
1386323
Should not be a problem. The mounting hardware will let you set the tray at two different heights. Even the high setting ( Closest to bottom of countertop ) should leave you more than enough clearance.
626149
Yes, it slides completely up under the desk even when the mouse pad support is in its position over the keyboard. This is the best keyboard tray I have every owned!
1817974
This probably will not work as you need more than 10" under the desk to install the hardware.
1584367
I have the bolts on my set at 2 and 4 and the keyboard tray is 39 inches from the floor. Not wanting to readjust everything I turned it around and used he higher level shelf as the keyboard tray and its 42 inches from the floor. I am 5'10''
582197
No, the base is limited to the front edge of the desk. The keyboard tray area will extend beyond in order to go below desk level. I hope that helps your question. They make a different model which attaches to the back side of the desk and monitor and keyboard can push back or brought forward to your liking.
113942
The height of the metal tray can adjust, but the overall height can't be changed. Great product though!
2009725
if you were to raise the arm that supports the monitor all the way to the top of the supporting pole you would have about 10" clearance from the bottom of the monitor (mine is a 19" monitor) to the desk level...
1004816
Definitely not, too much movement on this chair and the bottom works itself loose from the base. Too low for desk and would be very uncomfortable.
1193305
Mine does seem to be able to adjust up to about the level of the desk, but not over it by any appreciable amount. I don't use it that high, so it could be that it drops a bit when you put more weight on it.
1883689
You can leave the raised monitor part off the top of the desk, but it will leave 4 holes on the desk surface. I'm not 100% sure but they're around 1/4" holes. The lower keyboard tray can also be left off without any problems. Neither of the those pieces add or take away from the strength of the desk.
1920306
It will only rise to the height of the mounting. When raised up to full height, it extends flush with the bottom of the the desk and the keyboard/mouse are level with the surface of the desk I have it mounted to.
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!
1687828
You can adjust the height of the pedals to some degree, so in most cases there would be no problem with hitting the underside of the desk.
2213155
I think the thickness would not be an issue. there is about 2 1/2 to 3 inches clearance for height. I have a standard full size keyboard with about an inch and a half on either side of the keyboard. Hope that helps. I love having the keyboard mounted under my desk top.