I have a crossbar under my desk, so there is only about 10" from the edge to install something underneath. Will this work?
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Hi Lauren,The brackets for mounting are just over 12'' apart, that means if you tried to install this unit, your cross bar would have to be no higher/lower than an inch to an inch a quarter (the bracket allows for a choice of height with a 1/4 in difference) that way you could mount one bracket on each side of the cross bar, and still have room to slide your key board out. It doesn't mount like the former/older style, but it has more stability because of its update. ( My husband mounted some extra pieces of wood under my desk in order for to install my unit. It made the mounting surface flush in order to be successful with installation.) I also had somewhat of a cross bar issue.I hope that is helpful. Hi Lauren,The brackets for mounting are just over 12'' apart, that means if you tried to install this unit, your cross bar would have to be no higher/lower than an inch to an inch a quarter (the bracket allows for a choice of height with a 1/4 in difference) that way you could mount one bracket on each side of the cross bar, and still have room to slide your key board out. It doesn't mount like the former/older style, but it has more stability because of its update. ( My husband mounted some extra pieces of wood under my desk in order for to install my unit. It made the mounting... » Read More Hi Lauren,The brackets for mounting are just over 12'' apart, that means if you tried to install this unit, your cross bar would have to be no higher/lower than an inch to an inch a quarter (the bracket allows for a choice of height with a 1/4 in difference) that way you could mount one bracket on each side of the cross bar, and still have room to slide your key board out. It doesn't mount like the former/older style, but it has more stability because of its update. ( My husband mounted some extra pieces of wood under my desk in order for to install my unit. It made the mounting surface flush in order to be successful with installation.) I also had somewhat of a cross bar issue.I hope that is helpful. « Show Less
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I am pretty sure it won't fit .. I have not even used these because they were too big to install under my desk which has a bar at about 12"
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I have the same problem. This tray is 12" long so it would stick out 2 inches. The best way to resolve this is to add some backing material to the bottom side of the desk until you have built up enough material to pass over the bar. I plan to use a material such as MDF (sawdust-type plywood). This MDF built up backing would need to be mechanically attached with screws to hold it to the underside of the desk material. Keep in mind that this also changes the clearance space below the desk. I have a desk with adjustable legs so it's not as much of a worry, if I'm able to tolerate a slightly higher working space. I have the same problem. This tray is 12" long so it would stick out 2 inches. The best way to resolve this is to add some backing material to the bottom side of the desk until you have built up enough material to pass over the bar. I plan to use a material such as MDF (sawdust-type plywood). This MDF built up backing would need to be mechanically attached with screws to hold it to the underside of the desk material. Keep in mind that this also changes the clearance space below the desk. I have a desk with adjustable legs so it's not as much of a worry, if I'm able to tolerate a... » Read More I have the same problem. This tray is 12" long so it would stick out 2 inches. The best way to resolve this is to add some backing material to the bottom side of the desk until you have built up enough material to pass over the bar. I plan to use a material such as MDF (sawdust-type plywood). This MDF built up backing would need to be mechanically attached with screws to hold it to the underside of the desk material. Keep in mind that this also changes the clearance space below the desk. I have a desk with adjustable legs so it's not as much of a worry, if I'm able to tolerate a slightly higher working space. « Show Less
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Probably not. The brackets that attach to the underside of the desk need to be mounted about 5 inches back from the front of the desktop. The brackets are about 10 inches long.
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This probably will not work as you need more than 10" under the desk to install the hardware.
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Sorry, but no, I don't think this will work for you. The back of the brackets that mount to the underside of my desk are about 16" from the front edge.
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I'm seeing the rails having a depth of about 12 inches, so you might have to look for another solution.
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It should install ok but you may not be able to slide the drawer all the way in. Another tip is unless you can turn the disk upside to install the side supports try using this. I used a couple of flat pieces of wood about 3\4 wide by 4" long and then used a small C clamp on each side to hold them. Gary
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I mounted mine under a curved desk. At the center it sticks out around 11 inches. Hope that helps!
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The bottom of the crossbars are at about the same height as the bottom of the side rails. As long as your side rails have decent clearance these should work.
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It should work, I have a 19" touch screen that is 4:3 and there is plenty of clearance to the desk.
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As long as it's close to the front edge, it will be fine. Mine is set up similar and works great !
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Probably not. I'm not in my office at the moment, but if memory serves, the diameter of the pole isn't much larger than 3". You'd probably need to cover the hole with a thin sheet of metal (couple of bucks at a hardware store) and either drill a smaller hole for the post screw or just use the included clamp. Of course, you could also use the included clamp on some other part of the desk that *doesn't* have a 3" hole in it... Put it right next to the hole and route your monitor cables through the hole, maybe?
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This rack is about 10 1/4" wide, so if you only have 10" and not a smidgen more, this will probably not work for you.
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I don't believe this will work. The depth of the sides is about 1/2 inch; not sure what's it made out of under the leather.
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Hello Paul, My experience with desk thickness is that should be fine. I operate a business and have bought dozens of various mounts. I clamped this one to a plate glass desktop (very thin) and a very thick desk top. The key to securing firmly is having enough lip for the clamp to slide unto and get a good grip. Some desks have no lip and some not very deep. If not a deep lip, the issue of course is not the top, but the underneath clamp or the knob. The knob may be to close to a side panel to turn. I some cases, I have trimmed down the knob to get closer. Which then requires using a tool to turn and get tight. But that has worked a number of times. I also have secured this mount through desktop by drilling when no lip. This is a fine mount for the price. Very sturdy. Best of Luck.
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Probably not. I use a 22" monitor, and at the maximum height, the bottom of the monitor is 10" off my desk. The vertical support just isn't long enough.
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I think that would work just fine. The clamp is designed for any horizontal surface, so if you are clamping it to a shelf instead of a desk top, it should work fine
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Sounds like this will work perfectly. Mine is 3 inches off the table top and my monitor is 12 inches.
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Mine sticks out less than 1/2", I've never even noticed that until now when I checked with a ruler. I think that could be avoided during install if your desk is deep enough though. Still very happy with my tray and would purchase another without question.
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It wouldn't run into the support. The support comes from underneath and curves up gradually to the desk, so there's about 5" of clearance back there.
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Maybe.... but I wouldn't use this under a stand-up desk. It has to be in an incline position and because it is manual the movement is at times irregular and you may need to grab something for stability.
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Yes it will slide under your desk. Make sure you verify that you have a wide enough desk so that the rails fit.
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Yes you can mount this along any edge of the desk. If the desktop is then particleboard, I would sandwich a couple thin pieces of wood to spread out the weight distribution.