i am looking for a width of 21 to 22 inches to fit my desk-any recommendations?
514777
This tray is 28 inches wide. Both my keyboard and mouse pad fit with extra room. This would probably be too wide if you are looking for 21 or 22 inches.
514778
This keyboard could have the width cut down. The original keyboard has indentation holes for the railing screws pre-marked, which would be cut off of one end when you cut the keyboard width down. Someone skilled in woodworking could cut the keyboard down to the size you want, but you'd have to be careful to put the screws for the railings in absolutely straight after the size was cut down. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying it would take some careful time and patience to be absolutely sure it was cut straight when the width was cut back, and to mark the new screw locations exactly straight, but in capable hands it seems doable. Got a woodworking buddy?
514779
You might try going to the hardware store and buy parts to make it yourself. I'm looking for a shelf that is about 21' deep and 12' wide to mount my scanner under the desk.Good luckMike
514780
This keyboard could have the width cut down.The original keyboard has indentation holes for the railing screws pre-marked, which would be cut off of one end when you cut the keyboard width down.Someone skilled in woodworking could cut the keyboard down to the size you want, but you'd have to be careful to put the screws for the railings in absolutely straight after the size was cut down. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying it would take some careful time and patience to be absolutely sure it was cut straight when the width was cut back, and to mark the new screw locations exactly straight, but in capable hands it seems doable. Got a woodworking buddy? This keyboard could have the width cut down.The original keyboard has indentation holes for the railing screws pre-marked, which would be cut off of one end when you cut the keyboard width down.Someone skilled in woodworking could cut the keyboard down to the size you want, but you'd have to be careful to put the screws for the railings in absolutely straight after the size was cut down. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying it would take some careful time and patience to be absolutely sure it was cut straight when the width was cut back, and to mark the new screw... » Read More This keyboard could have the width cut down.The original keyboard has indentation holes for the railing screws pre-marked, which would be cut off of one end when you cut the keyboard width down.Someone skilled in woodworking could cut the keyboard down to the size you want, but you'd have to be careful to put the screws for the railings in absolutely straight after the size was cut down. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying it would take some careful time and patience to be absolutely sure it was cut straight when the width was cut back, and to mark the new screw locations exactly straight, but in capable hands it seems doable. Got a woodworking buddy? « Show Less
2164670
Yes, the pads I am currently using are 21x21 and it just barely fits so I am certain that 22x22 will be a better suited.
1380838
The desk top is 21" wide X 15" deep, si it depends on the size of your laptop and the mouse pad. A roller ball mouse would work well.
423439
Since the legs fold under the desk, you can place them virtually anywhere you need them to be as far as width goes,(the desk itself is 20.5"). If you look at where the legs mount, you can see that they are inside of the 20.5" desk top width. So, I would say it should work just fine for you.
871368
It will fit if it's no wider than 20 inches. My desk is very sturdy and very useful I love it.
1723829
Hello Jeffrey,We recommend about 2 inches for the lip of your desk.Thank you for your questions.Taylor W.VIVO
1557803
Actually, the surface width is 22.5 inches, however the overall width is wider because of the usb port housing is extended on the left side. I like mine, but you should read my review regarding the location of the ports on the desk vs. the ports on your laptop. The included cable is very short.
1919750
My MAC {20 1/2 inches} fits and looks comfortable in that space. I don't have a printer but there is at least 15 inches to the right of the MAC. I hope this helps you decide. the desk itself is great.
397764
The lap desk (Lapgear 45303) is 22" wide and 14" top to bottom. You'd have to measure the items you'd be using.
1956343
Another idea if you are like me and hate how the plastic top of those folding desks feel; I got a couple of DeWalt adjustable height sawhorses (http://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-Adjustable-Metal-Legs-Sawhorse-DWST11031/203040645) and then you can choose your top from any material and whatever length. I used a 2' x 4' melamine board and the whole thing is plenty sturdy and looks a bit better than those ugly desks. Here's my setup (http://i.imgur.com/NGaC0SH.jpg). You could stain a nice dark slab of wood for the top and it would look even better.
804535
You might visit your local office supply store and try one of each. You can then determine which actually has the "finest, thinnest width" that meets your needs or expectations.
436109
I must have a different desk. My first measurements were an estimate It is 4-1/4" high, 21" wide and As deep as the desk. Nowhere near able to fit a printer. Barely fits a desk organizer
1848843
32 inches. pretty wide. im a gamer and im 6' 240 pounds and i find plenty of room all over and under this desk. Hope this helps.
2283717
The one I have holds both a 25" and a 27", though it requires a bit of jockeying around to get them to fit, so a pair of 22" monitors should have no problems.
1366600
For a secure fit you can get by if the flat U shaped underside clamp plate is fully underneath and that's 1.75"w by 4" long. If your desk lip underside is only 1.75" you'll have a little difficulty turning the knob to tighten it but I was able to get it done.
464161
My desk is 21" wide and it fits. The Varidesk sits on two full width bars. On my desk, the bar overhangs the desk by 5" which is not a problem, since that is the width of the part of the Varidesk that support the keyboard, which should probably overhand the desk. The part of the bars that overhangs contains rubbers buffers to protect the desk surface, so if maintaining a pristine surface is important, you should find thin, 2" rubber pads to put under the front of the bars. Three other things you should know: the Varidesk is much larger than it looks in the pictures; it is very heavy (but elevates easily); and you'll probably need longer cables for your monitor, speakers and USB hubs, if any.
63973
Hello Daniel, It is recommended the desk be between 15mm (0.59 inches) and 55mm (2.17 inches) thick, and be strong enough to support the weight of your monitor. This is another monitor mount of ours. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EQ7HTG6 It'll fit desks just under 4" thick with the clamp and about 3.75" with the bolt option. If you can purchase a longer bolt from a hardware store, you should be able to get this mount to fit a thicker desk. We also have a listing that has more on the way: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B21TLQU If you can wait a few days, this listing will be stocked with our inventory. It will fit a 4" desk. It might fit a 4.1". I hope this was of help. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thank you, Taylor W. VIVO