how does this attach to the desk? does it move around freely or is it actually attached?
1072858
No its not attached to the desk but you can put it anywhere on your desk and it stays, per rubber dots on the bottom, but its a great asset to your work station and I highly recommend it.
1072859
Does not attach to the desk. You can move it around your desk, change positions and is quite sturdy.
1072860
The stand simply rests on the desktop. It does not attach and can be moved freely.
1072861
It does not attach, it just sits on the desktop. You can move it where you want as well as adjust the level of slant for the ease of reading the documents placed on the easel. I do data entry 4-6 hours daily and wanted something that would make it easier on my eyes...and this helps tremendously. The only draw back is I wish the height could be adjustable to accommodate legal size documents. I would rate it an 8 out of 10.
1600847
hi, it attaches to wall with 4 screws that have a slot for the screw to go in and slide down. had this for 4 months and holding up well. it is sturdy.
2166609
It's a flat drawer. It goes under the desk and does not bump into your legs when you push in your chair. It can be removed the same way it is installed. Every desk in my office has the same drawer and we never had a problem. I hope I answered your questions.
1429676
It does not go above the desk. It can go to just a little below the desk surface.
1255897
it mounts to desk with gromet clamp which you have to drill into desk but the stand covers hole OR it comes with a clamp that you can just slide onto desk at the back for the clamp to work though you need to have a desk with no back board or the clamp wont work
1603764
I am using it just sitting on the surface of the desk and that has worked fine. It does come with a bracket to securely fasten it to a desk as well though.
1143472
It navigates well around the pad. If you are using it for the mouse and the keyboard you may run into movement issues. If it is just for the mouse you may run out of room on your desk... and it is a giant pad for just a mouse. Good luck!
644471
It's heavy. It can come apart of you don't mind the cam and post fasteners. You would basically have to take it completely apart as the desk portion is pretty inweildy.
614768
Mine is attached with about the same amount of desk space and is very stable even though part (maybe 1/4) of the clamp flange is beyond the edge of the desk. Since the center of the clamp is under the desk, it works quite well.
2057215
There is a little bit of wiggle, but id say its plenty stable. I use it for my main computer desktop, i spend 90% of my time at home at this desk and i'd definitely recommend it.
1255900
You can clamp it to the back or drill a hole, it comes with the stuff to do it either way. I mounted mine to the back and it has worked very well, the desk has a hutch, I just made a small cutout for the bracket to fit through.
939422
The corner mounts have 3 slots to choose from to hold the tray in place. You can either be right up against the bottom of your desk or a little below or like myself at the bottom so the mouse pad can stay extended all the time even when the drawer is closed under the desk.
527014
My desktop is mounted inside of a drawer. I pull it out when I need it and push it in when it is not needed. Earlier, I had it setting on the desk with my computer on top of it. This worked just fine also. If you extend it out very far, you need to support it someway in the back so it doesn't drop into your lap with the weight from the keyboard.
1822811
It does slide back under the desk, and it is very easy to slide in and out. Also easy to adjust up and down. One thing... If you install it exactly as the instructions say, when you slide it under the desk it still sticks out about 2 inches. Not really in the way though. When you pull it out, it comes out about 2-3 inches farther out than it really "needs" to, so if you wanted to install it about 2 inches farther back from the front of the desk than the instructions say to do, it would be completely under the desk, and still pull out plenty far. Hope that helps.
497311
I'm assuming you mean some desk other than what it was designed for and that you've checked your measurements. I don't see why attaching it would be an issue. It just screws in from the bottom if I remember correctly. You'll need to make sure that you have clearance underneath your existing desk to get a screw in where this one will attach.
130218
desk is strong and stable, what you mean cpu attachment, floor holder for desktop?
1594317
I don't know, i don't move mine since I have 2 monitors, the keyboard, mouse and some other small accessories on it. I think if you move it up and down it would be best to remove the items from the desk as you can only move one leg at a time unless you have someone help you.