What is the distance inside between the two legs/stands? I want to fit my 13.5" laptop underneath and place a monitor on top.
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12" between the legs. 14.5" on the black surface. I don't think you can fit 13.5" laptop in between the legs.Just out of curiosity, why you want to fit it between the legs? Why not on the black surface?
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The width of the space under the stand is 12"... and I really like this stand.
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I am currently using a 22" monitor and a 13" monitor in addition to a laptop. I have the 22 raised so the bottom of it sits slightly higher than my printer which gives me room for my 17" laptop in front of it and the 13" just to the right. There is plenty of room if you get creative in the configuration. I like this because I look straight ahead and the 22" is at eye level while seated.
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There are two sizes for these stands. I have both. One is 3.5" from the desktop to the underside of the stand with a top surface 14" wide and the other one is 4.5" from the desktop to the underside of the stand with a top surface 18" wide. Like them both.
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I have only used the rectangular stands (30336). We put the laptop under the stand and the monitors above the stand. The rectangular stands would bounce as you type. The triangular stands may be more stable.
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I keep a 23" monitor on the elevated stand part and it fits fine. The monitor also fits well on the desk area itself but I keep my mouse and keyboard there instead as I don't really use the pullout drawer for anything other than storage.
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On the stand itself, there's no room. It's got enough room for massive 17" PC laptop, but I just use a 15" MacBook Pro
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I have mine angled at 3 1/2" in front and 6" in back - it's perfect for using in conjunction with my big monitor. Front can come about an inch lower but the back would still be at 6". There's a lip in the front so the laptop does not slide off. I like the stand a lot and def recommend.
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It might be a tight fit, I measured mine at 21 1/2 inches, you might have to let the laptop hang over the edge a bit. I really like the desk.
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Yes, it's true. I just measured it. Its the curved legs that come out that make it 19.9. The top part of the stand where your computer actually sits is only about 17. Hope that helps!
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As one customer said, it's about 13" if you measure from front of table. It's true there is difficulty in putting both legs under , but I find that I keep one foot out side of the right table leg, and it works fine. This little table is NOT going to take the place of a desk, if that is what you are thinking, but is works great as a TV table. I use it by my sewing machine to press seams or for cutting small pieces. I love it.
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I don't have the most precise measurement tools at my disposal, but the width between legs is roughly 16 1/2". You would be able to fit your keyboard underneath if you turn it slightly and then have approx. 2" to spare once it is underneath. The max height, as in underside clearance, is 5". The max height of the shelf upon which your monitor or whatever will sit is 6". Hope this helps. I'm still very happy with my purchase.
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It's a little under 10" (more like 9-3/4" or 9-7/8") between each of the feet (it's square). If your laptop is a full 10", it probably will not fit unless you cut away a bit of the plastic from each leg. The legs are hollow and have a 1-3/4" diameter.
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D: I'd call the distance between the bottom edge of the monitor and the desk exactly 5 1/4 inch. There is no adjustment for the height, the high stance on the base is allow the monitor to rotate.
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For my pair of 27" monitors, you could be as low as 1" above the desk (monitor bottom resting on the base) and as high as 10-12" of space, depending on how close to go to the top of the mounting tube.
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I have a 24" TV on the desk and it just fits under the hutch with an inch to spare. I don't know the size difference between the two monitors, but the space between the desk and hutch is 17.5" with the the lip.
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Probably not. My laptop is a 13" and there's not much overhang. Love the stand but you'd want a larger one.
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In addition to my first answer. This is the second time, at least, that someone has asked this question, so there are probably more people with this question. So, it would depend on the second monitor and the laptop and what you're actually trying to do. It is a very sturdy stand, but if it gets too top heavy that wouldn't be safe. And, all depending, the laptop would probably be in the way of the monitor. But, at the cost of the stand it might be worth it to check it out. As previously stated: top = 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep with big curves and a rail in the back. At the price, I might give it a try if I was you. Good luck. In addition to my first answer. This is the second time, at least, that someone has asked this question, so there are probably more people with this question. So, it would depend on the second monitor and the laptop and what you're actually trying to do. It is a very sturdy stand, but if it gets too top heavy that wouldn't be safe. And, all depending, the laptop would probably be in the way of the monitor. But, at the cost of the stand it might be worth it to check it out. As previously stated: top = 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep with big curves and a rail in the back. At the... » Read More In addition to my first answer. This is the second time, at least, that someone has asked this question, so there are probably more people with this question. So, it would depend on the second monitor and the laptop and what you're actually trying to do. It is a very sturdy stand, but if it gets too top heavy that wouldn't be safe. And, all depending, the laptop would probably be in the way of the monitor. But, at the cost of the stand it might be worth it to check it out. As previously stated: top = 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep with big curves and a rail in the back. At the price, I might give it a try if I was you. Good luck. « Show Less