Can this slide out n down if there is a lip on my desk front?
596820
No it slides straight out, you would work around the issue by placing spacers on the under desk brackets to drop the whole thing down what ever fraction of an inch you need to clear the lip on the desk. Perhaps use washers or pennies. Very little vertical play in the brackets otherwise
596821
The drawer slides straight. If the lip protrudes downward it will interfere with the drawer sliding out.
596822
Hi, Sharon-These drawers will not clear anything more than a very slight (1/16" or less) lip, but it would be relatively simple to add spacers or cleats between the brackets that hold the drawer in place and the underside of the desk it mounts to. I've put in 5 of these and they are just great for those little items that you often need but tend to get lost in a deeper drawer.
655088
Would be difficult. The metal supports for the desk's surface run underneath the entire desk. You could possibly attach one that descends as you pull it out.
549996
The width depends entirely upon your needs and the space available under your desk. I have a 30" shelf on mine - laminated particle board at 1/2 " thick. There is only about 3/8 inch clearance with my keyboard in place, but that's because I have an extra 'lip' at the edge of my desk and I did not drop the slides down as far as they will go (only about 1/2 inch more). Because of the lip under the front of my desk, the slides do not come out the full 14" - but the lip is the problem,not the slides. Anyway, these are so much better constructed than the ones I paid more for at one of the big box office supply stores. The width depends entirely upon your needs and the space available under your desk. I have a 30" shelf on mine - laminated particle board at 1/2 " thick. There is only about 3/8 inch clearance with my keyboard in place, but that's because I have an extra 'lip' at the edge of my desk and I did not drop the slides down as far as they will go (only about 1/2 inch more). Because of the lip under the front of my desk, the slides do not come out the full 14" - but the lip is the problem,not the slides. Anyway, these are so much better constructed than the ones I paid more for at... » Read More The width depends entirely upon your needs and the space available under your desk. I have a 30" shelf on mine - laminated particle board at 1/2 " thick. There is only about 3/8 inch clearance with my keyboard in place, but that's because I have an extra 'lip' at the edge of my desk and I did not drop the slides down as far as they will go (only about 1/2 inch more). Because of the lip under the front of my desk, the slides do not come out the full 14" - but the lip is the problem,not the slides. Anyway, these are so much better constructed than the ones I paid more for at one of the big box office supply stores. « Show Less
1114841
I think it would without a problem and it's higher than you think. I set it right next to a desk and it slides just under it.
422251
I have to say, NO. The surface is very smooth and slippery.I have mine sitting on a table and my 17 Inch HP laptop slides a little until I get it positioned just right.
977002
Yes, the tray slides completely under the desk. I really like this tray. It's made well and allows my keyboard and mouse to easily be stowed under the desk and out of my way.
1013647
It has a 1/8" lip on the front edge which isn't enough to keep a laptop from sliding off. I put a hook over the backside (the high side) of the table and suspended the laptop with a string around the laptop's hinge. Works great with no mods to the table. Laptop CAN'T slide off now.
1321386
Yes, depending on the size that you purchase. As long as it covers the area that protrudes from the legs it will slide and be hidden if needed.
1498758
My laptop has rubber feet so it does not slide. You could use anti-slip dycem to avoid slipping: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_5?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=dycem&sprefix;=dycem
383894
I can't say with 100% certainty that it can, but I would take a chance on it. The worst part about these slides is being strong enough to pick the item up high enough to get the slide under so that you can move the item. Between my husband and I, we had a time of him lifting my L shaped desk and me positioning the slides under the desk. But once we got the slides in position, moving (sliding) the desk across the room was simple.
1839741
The lip on the back of my desk is 2 1/8", and it was a close call. 2" would probably work but the mount will not slide completely flush. And you may scrape your knuckles tightening it down. The mount is adjustable for a very wide range of thicknesses, you'll want to use the shortest of the three choices. My desk is 1 1/2" thick - at 3/4" I'd want to be sure the material it's made out of can take the weight. Unless your desk has a flimsy top, it should work fine.
624998
Yes. It installs under the desk or whatever you want it to go under and it slides out along with the mouse pad.
1905723
I'm thinking you can, but only if the chair reclines is whether you can find some use of it. It's a pretty firm foot stool too. It does have the tendency to slide a bit unless your feet are applying pressure down on it. I guess maybe adding some non-slip tape on the bottom to prevent from sliding further may work. I have mine underneath my desk almost hitting the back of the wall and therefore it really has no place to go from there. Hope this tip helped.
1750899
Mine does slide a little. I keep one corner anchored. I imagine it would depend on the smoothness of your desktop. It also manages to get dust under it. However, I love this desk pad and would buy it again.
1919518
Slide in and out from front. But ours is a little difficult to work with. Recommend using liners, etc.
1577882
When you slide anything over this product, it will move. I have it in all my drawers and put double-sided tape along the front edge to hold it, otherwise it slides back every time I close the drawer.
330137
I would think yes. The desk top is about an inch thick. In the center, the ledge from the back of the desk to the backing there is about 4 1/2 inches. Behind the drawers and cabinet there is a 2 inch ledge.