Will the tray be able to clamp onto a table with a rim that has a somewhat sloped underside (the bottom of rim is not completely parallel to top)?
597990
No. Sadly that was very similar to my issue and wouldn't clamp for my table. It pretty much has to be a flat surface like pictured or it won't work. If I was in your situation -- I wouldn't buy it. Best of luck though.
597991
Yes, this has a supper sturdy clip that adjusts to your table. However, it won't fit on a table thicker than 2 inches.
246286
as long as there is nothing to stop the clamps from clamping down on both sides of the table, then you shouldn't have any problem. You will also half to have at least a 60 inch wide table. Hope this helps!
303987
Hi Natalia, I don't know since I had to throw it away after the seat attachment broke. Sorry. Try the manufacturer's website. However, the tray part sits on the table with the clasp underneath it, so you probably need about a foot +- under the table. I don't recommend the product.
1353139
This item is useless to me, I wish I had not bought it. As one of the previous answers indicates, the tray is angled, it is not level. That means everything slides. I am saving it to see if I can salvage the pieces of it for other purposes, but it failed for use as a tray table. My advice is, do not buy.
444286
I could not guarantee it would work. It will depend on how your slide-out tray is designed and the measurements of each item.
1467584
If you have a really low table. Bottom of tray is about 27" high, whereas most tables are around 30".
51001
The peace under the arm that you twist to make it tight to the table can be on something that is not perfectly flat. However, it should be on something basically flat and in such a way that it will not slide. If it slides then you are in trouble. If it goes on crooked but in such a way that it is not going to move around you should be fine, within limits of course. The under table clamp is 1/2" or maybe a more from the edge of the table. so, if the decorative bevel is not too deep or does not extend too far from the edge of the table it should be find. I suspect you could have a decorative bevel one inch below the bottom of the table that extends one inch of the edge of the table and the arm will work find. No guarantee, but I feel reasonable confident that should not be a problem. If the clamping part hits the bevel but also hits the bottom of the table and will tighten in that position you should also be find. Again, no guarantees but I believe that would also work. Good luck, it's a great arm and very strong. The mounting bracket has several adjustments and in the worse case you can drill a single small hole through the table and put the locking peace directly under the table and it doesn't matter what that hole is. You can mount in in the middle of your desk (bad idea) or off to the side or close to the front, whatever you want, but you have to be willing to drill the hole. Good luck.
1039413
i have it securely clamped on a tabletop lip that's only 5/8" tall w 7/8" clear overhang to apron. 3/4" overhang is pushing it to the limit but will probably work. Top surface must be flat to allow 1 1/2" clear for top surface of clamp to bite down.
232816
The under table foot plate is a little less than 2 in and the clamp on top uses about 3 in. My desk has 2 1/4 in clearance and works fine.
1808152
The underside is a grid of plastic molding. As you use your clamp it would be possible to secure a square of wood as a base to help steady and secure it. Or the feet of the clamp may well fit in between the ridges of the molding.
695310
Clamps work less well with circular surfaces, so that may be the problem. I can't imagine that you would have a problem, but I understand your reluctance, given the return problem. I would say, just from looking at the clamp, that anything around three inches thick, and flat, not rounded, would be safe for this product, and it really does create a very firm hold. I have certainly had no problem.
2073303
No, it really cannot. The tray is at the table height. You would not be able to use the table as the tray.
1767729
No. The bottom diameter of this tray is 17-1/4". The top diameter is 21", but that's measuring rim to rim. The diameter quickly decreases with the slope of the rim.
1707177
It will be tilted the same amount as the divider that is lower. You could use a folded dish cloth to make up the difference in height and to prevent/reduce slipping.
1621366
It should, you clamp it onto each side of the table, the clamp is 2" long, I love mine
438393
You can clamp it pretty much anywhere you have a flat surface...not sure how it would do on anything sloped or tubular since the clamp surface is flat. I love mine...have my ipad connected to the table next to my recliner...lovvve it!
1165598
If the table is an inch thick than yes but if there is only an inch of overhang then it might just fall off when too much weight is placed on it (ie leaning on the tray). We've taken it to a bunch of resturants and houses and there has only been two tables so far that didn't fit! I hope this helps!!