Only have 9 1/2 inches from front to back under my desk.Will the brackets fit and hold the tray being atached in so close an area?
1867218
So sorry... do not have the desk anymore that this unit was attached to so can't answer....
1867219
The brackets are 10 1/2 inches apart and the tray is 14 by 22 inches, so it definitely won't fit.
1867220
It fits, you might need to find a screwdriver to fit the area(too big to fit), the bracket is easy to be broken, be gentle not yo put too much weight on the key board. Mine is no longer working due to the broken bracket .
1867221
from the front edge of my desk to the back of the brackets is 15" so I would have to say you do not have enough room. Are you sure of the 9 1/2 measurement? That is very small desk opening. My legs would not even fit under that.
1867222
Sorry, that's not enough room. From the back of the bracket to the front edge of the desk is a bit more than 16 inches.
1867223
I'm going to have to say no. This is a pretty large tray. Must be a cute desk though.
159610
It should hold them several inches out from the pole - I have two 27" monitors and can move them a couple of inches out. I'm not sure how deep your desk is, but if you let me know I can attempt to get you more exact numbers tomorrow - I'm at work now.
636299
yes, i think it should with an inch to inch in a half spare, so may be tight. the base on the bottom has a wider span, as long as your desk has room down there your good.
31091
According to the measurements of my tray, it will fit with only about a half inch to spare.
1969688
That's the depth I have for my desk and the track fits exactly to the template - 1/2" away from the face of the desk when butted up against the back. Unfortunately, the keyboard tray itself still protrudes from the front of the desk by 2" when pushed all the way back.
1004383
No. The clearance from the keyboard stand to the bottom shelf is roughly 21.8" in height. Even if you have the keyboard tray fully pulled out, the bracket holding it in would be in the way. I have a CoolerMaster HAF 932 which is 22.7" tall without the casters; it sits neatly besides the desk, because there's no getting it under the desk.
248670
I don't think it will work in this application. The bracket is a two piece model that clamps around a round object, holding it together with two screws. The problem is that the Culp half of bracket is molded to the cup and there is that there is not enough room for tools to turn in screw to attach it to the side of the desk.
2122388
Mine sits at 4 1/4" above the stand...but I could have it higher if I used the other openings on the bracket. So it should work for you. Very sturdy and solid unit. I recommend it ! Good luck with yours.
2001885
That depends on how you mount the tray. if your desk is deep enough (front to back) you can certainly mount the tray such that it will go completely underneath. With that said, it could potentially restrict the upward range of motion when fully extended.
1449557
I don't know however my 7" slides out of the case. The brackets are not very secure.
1744250
I think it will fit if you have the height at 16.9" (clearance to the bottom of the tray is adequate, but your tower will have to go 19.6" sideways rather than front to back, so it will take up a lot of the shelf on the bottom, unless you like it hanging off the front of the shelf. I agree this isn't the sturdiest construction.
1155440
My installation requires about 24" spacing between the brackets. I think you could easily place the brackets closer than my installation required. The mounting holes in the brackets are slotted which would give you a little ,maybe 1/4", on each bracket bar. Hope this helps.
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".
1442790
As long as you have wide enough clearance for the keyboard tray and about 6" of clearance under the top.
1546421
My keyboard shelf is about 23.5" wide and 13" deep. The height I've set mine to (clearance from work surface to under-desk surface using the adjustable bracket holes - for the keyboard) is 1.5", but there were several holes to choose from, so I think it can be set to allow for a little thicker keyboard... maybe another .5" (but there isn't enough room for me to see under my desk to look at the brackets).Hope this helps!
2166179
The outsides of the mounting brackets are 9 3/4" apart. (So, the back of the back bracket (at the narrower top part of it) would be 9 3/4" from the front face of your desk. The screws that attach them are 8 3/4 " on center. However, be aware that the runners extend 12 7/8" under the desk.
1561840
I don't believe so the brackets is as stated and I have a custom desk wall mounted for 2 pc's I had someone install them and the measurement. They sell these at office max and maybe you can call them for exact but this is a very nice set and I am very happy with it especially the nifty little slide out that comes with it.....for your mouse pad I believe it is 22 inches wide across and about 11 inches deep. I am no professional but those are what I just looked at :) hope it helps