CAN IT BE USED UNDER A DESK
1866238
It can very easily be used under a desk. Just make sure that you don't bang your knees on the desk before you get into fast pedaling. Also make sure that there is some tension on the pedals. If there is no tension it tends to wobble and for long periods of time it may break.
1866239
Depends how tall the desk is for your knees. The problem I had was that it is cheaply made and broke in less than a weeks use.
1866240
I'm 5"4" and I was hitting my knees under my computer desk. I pulled my keyboard and mouse back to the edge of the desk top and pedal away. It's hard to use the keyboard or write while you are using it though. Mine has held up really well and although not a cardio workout by any means, keeps the legs moving!
810725
Not good 'under' a desk. This stepper is made to be used standing up. I would recommend a stationery peddler if you want something under your desk.
707866
The "TOTAL" exterior height of this case is exactly 6 1/2 inches. Sorry but it wont fit under a desk with only 5 inches in height.
288382
I would not use it under a desk as heat rises and may cause some concerns. It is quiet indeed. I use mine along a wall and it does a terrific job.
1684270
If you stick a piece of plywood underneath the glass where the metal clams on it would probably be fine but that would be at the cost of aesthetics. As long as you place something underneath the desk where the metal discs clamp to distribute the load from the metal clamp to the desk it will be fine. If you do not want to see something underneath the glass then go for a stand that just rests on top of the glass
1249842
It was designed for interior use under a desk. If you are planning cable management outside there are more appropriate products.
1838683
Of course it depends on how deep your desk is, but either should go all the way under if you have the room.
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.
420286
Yes! I've had mine for over a year now and I love it. I slide it under the desk when I'm not using it.
1690703
That would depend on where you have it fastened. Mine is fastened to the desk top, and can be lowered a little bit lower than the desktop, but is not in a position where it could fit underneath it.
1148919
I don't think so. The clamps on either side of the keyboard need a flat surface to attach to. I had a bar under my desk and it would not work for me because of that.
1338743
It's not too big for a desk, but if you have a relatively small space then it may not fit. I used to keep mine on my desk, but now I just move it wherever it is needed.
327035
Yes you can use this under desk chairs. You can use this on hardwood floors but just keep in mind that it does not stick to the floor and will move an lift. It really depends on how you use it. But it definitely is a thick liner that helps protect carpet or floor from water, stains, pet dirt from paws. I even use it for under my toddlers feeding chair or use for finger painting
1676059
No, this won't fit under a desk - it's much bigger than you'd expect also too bulky, even when folded.
664444
Yes. You can also attach it to a board and then screw the board to the bottom of the desk top, but it will make the keyboard a bit lower - feet still go under??You can mount it out a bit too.
559176
Yes, we believe so. The person using the desk is short, but you have 12 inches of room under the desk part. So if you can sit down and get 12 inches of your leg under a surface this should answer the question for you.
1822813
Yes, it does slide back under the desk. depending on how far out you mount it though, it may not completely slide back under. If you mount it back a little bit, it should go completely back under the desk.