With the arms fold back does it fit under a table or desk?
136624
Yes. It works great for sliding my mom right up to the table when taking her out to eat.
136625
Yes it fits under a table or desk even with arms down. My only complaints are seat is not high enough from floor (recommend a 4 in cushion), no hand brakes for attendant, wheels could be larger, hand lock levers could be longer. However it is very light weight, sturdy and foldable.
1887803
I have an 18 inch keyboard and a full size mouse pad on mine. My wife has a 15 in laptop. I just checked it out. more than enough clearance under desk when folded.
366254
It folds in pieces that lock (snugly) underneath the table. Its travel size is therefore exactly the same dimensions as the table top.
693604
We use these chairs @ a round oak Bfk. table. The arms are about 2inches below the apron part of table top. No problem pushing arms under table.
2016759
I don't know the height of the armrests, but I believe it will fit under a table.
1216818
Hi Yes it fit under the table. Pics are on our web www.vacationrentalfl.com Home 779 Chairs are in the Breakfast Area.SincerelyAngela
428665
I'm unable to answer but I did NOT purchase the chair with arms because of a space issue in my den. My previous chair did have arms and I could NOT slide it into the desk. The issue wasn't so much the height of the arms but the width in my case...
1595010
A keyboard will slide under it, but not in the usable way unless you have a small keyboard (mine is 16" long). If you want it just for storage, the height under the drawer to the desk is sufficient to allow the keyboard to fit under the tray, but you need to slide it the long way.
466975
Yes. The desk is deep enough for your monitors, keyboard, mouse and your wrists.
1855904
The armrests wouldn't fit under my table--I like to sit closer to the table, but the seat height would be fine.
245653
Our table top is 30" in depth. The arm is mounted on the back side of the table top. When the arm is fullly extended over the table top the entire keyboard tray out stretches over the table top. I hope that is understandable.
892932
If you keep it clean underneath the arms, it shouldn't damage the table at all. We absolutely LOVED this chair!!! It was perfect in our small home since we didn't have room for a full high chair and would definitely buy another one if we needed to.
1842852
No, it tucks into a tab into the back. It doesn't seem to be a problem when working on a desk.
764923
The fold up part of the desk is good for holding your iPad air up. I have an iPad as well and its perfect for that, however, the inside width of your chair is just a bit wider than the desk itself so it would not rest on the arms of your chair, but instead the desk may just sit in your lap.
833515
Our seller gave us the option to purchase a Cruiser with full arms or under-desk arms. The picture I see now is full arm but look elsewhere to see under-desk arms. The full arms give you ample room to "push off/out" of the chair.
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Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder and neck pain when I did some typing for long extended hours. Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder... » Read More Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder and neck pain when I did some typing for long extended hours. « Show Less
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Yes, the tray slides under the desk. I really like the flexibility of this tray