What is the length of the screws in which the tray attaches to the underside of the desk? This would help me understand if my desk is thick enough.
1680895
I do not remember the length of the screws, but my desk is only an inch thick to give you an idea and I really didn't have any issue installing it.
1707871
From the bottom of my desk to the bottom of the tray it's exactly 2 inches. I have a slim keyboard so it's nice and tight to my desk with plenty of leg room underneath.
88653
Screws are used to attach the drawer to the desk, so a very thin desktop would not work. My desk is 3/4 inch thick so screws do not show on the top.
1811565
From what I found about people installing them in that the screws are 1 inch and the desk thickness is recommended to be at least 1.5 inches. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
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what is the width of the right hand side bottom tray? - approximately 11 3/4"How much weight can that shelf hold on the right side? -Not sure, but it should hold a gaming CPUHow many inches are there between the bottom right tray and space under the desk? What is the depth of the that tray on the right? -Approximately 19 3/4"
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I obviously don't have the screws available to look at as they are in the desk. However that is a normal desktop thickness so I don't anticipate any issues. If you purchase this device you can measure the screws and if they are too long replace them with shorter ones, or introduce a few flat washers so they don't go in as far.
475950
The keyboard tray is approximately 9 1/2" deep. It extends about 8 1/2" from the front of the desk. I find it works fine for my keyboard with plenty of room on the side for the mouse with a pad.
443446
I don't know off hand, this item is at work. Although, it does fit under my desk
156403
There is a plate connector that fits under the desk and is screwed up into the desk. If your desk has a lip that extends down from the top, you will have to add a filler strip like a piece of plywood under the desk. It is pretty easy to attach. It is very solid and weighs more than other keyboard trays, but that is a big plus.
626148
Yes, the tray slides under the desk. I really like the flexibility of this tray
1978945
I'm not sure how much weight. If you put much weight on it you will definitely need longer screws. I used longer ones on my desk. All I have on my under desk tray are my mouse, keyboard and a calculator.
2222808
The bottom of mine is 3 1/2" below the desk. The depth is supposed to be adjustable, but I never figured out how to adjust it. It pulls out about 9".
1452411
Completely depends on the type of desk l and material. I used 3/4" x #12 wood screws to mount to the underside of a wooden shelf.
142959
Depends how you mount it. With the mount just about flush with the front face of a desk, you can get up to about a 5" gap between the tray and the desk.
1373315
I can't give you a for sure yes or no and here's why. If it's put together as in the photo and instructions, you have almost 34 inches of width to work with on the right side and easily 12 inches of depth. There is a 1-inch decorative strip along the underside. The tray would have to have an arm to navigate around that or you could simply choose to not install that piece of trim when you assemble it. Here's the big "but"! You would be drilling into the top surface. I assume it's particle board under the laminate, not solid wood. (The other visible wood parts of the desk are particle board.) I've never drilled into particle board and don't know if it would splinter. The top is 11/16ths inch thick so no matter what, you can't use big screws. I wouldn't try it for fear of wrecking the surface. You should contact their customer service to see what they say.
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The plate that gets fastened to the underside of your desk is 5-1/2" X 17-1/4". This unit is very sturdy and meets my full expectation. You can put your wrist weight on the tray and the tray doesn't flex hardly at all so your mouse will stay put without movement when you are typing. This is a well built product.
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That's adjustable. There are 4 holes on the brackets that hang down from the underside of the desk and 2 on the brackets that stick up from the tray.I'm using the 3rd from top on the down hanging bracket and top hole on the tray's bracket and it's 2" from underside of desk to top tray surface; 3" to bottom of tray (tray is 1" thick). I can drop it 1/2" by moving the screws to the 4th hole.