Can you attach it to a desktop with screws?
803385
No it does not have provision for screws. The base is a soft rubbery material that grips a surface well and does not slide off a smooth table up to about 15 degrees of slope. I would suggest making a shallow hole with a Forstner bit in a wood panel that would be screwed down if you need a more secure mount. Contact cement should hold it as well.
1817973
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.
1943998
There are no pre-installed threaded holes for a mounting bracket, as there is on TVs. You could install a wall shelf and set the computer on the shelf. Reaching the touch-screen will become more difficult if working from a desk or table. No problem if you stand in front of the wall mounting, but now you need another shelf for the keyboard and mouse. Good Luck.
1615141
I don't see screw holes, and want to attach it to a wood pole. Can it be done, and how?
1577221
You can attach it to a cabinet. But, if you do mount it to the wall make sure to use the little rubber wall angers that go into the wall before the screws.
1968367
The keyboard tray, that comes with the desk is mounted with screws. But, it doesn't weigh much, and the desktop is only about 3/4" thick. The weight shown, for the tray you want to install is 18.5 lbs. That would be a big concern for me. I don't think screws would hold that much weight. I don't know exactly how it would mount. But, I sure wouldn't trust screws to hold that much weight....
1242136
You might be able to use screws designed for metal. It's difficult to answer with seeing the piece though.
409318
Sells Homes has the right idea. The screws are just about 3/4" long, and even with a desktop that is just over 3/4" thick, I had opted to run a thin washer, just to be safe (taking into consideration the thickness of the brackets). Running a shorter screw would compromise the holding strength, as the tray is fairly heavy, so you may have to engineer a solution as suggested earlier.
1242138
if you have a way to mount it to your metal piece then i don't think it would be tricky. your local home goods store can point you in the right direction as to the best screws\bits for this purpose :)
1977565
Yes you can, should have four screws on the back of the monitor. Match them up with the plate on the wall mount, make sure the weight of the monitor can be held by the wall mount.
1764085
yes you can and that is what i did, i unscrewed the top and slid it into the middlecareful w/the screws, they are small and i lost one lol
75117
I don't see why not. It can mount anywhere that there is a solid surface or stud to hold the screws.
1678467
Yes, you'd just need to drill some holes in the base. You could then screw it to anything you wanted to.
2119187
Yes you can. It comes with an adapter type of plate if you want to use it but you don't have to. I've installed it on 2 desktops and no problems.
2067689
Yes. You would need to obtain some self tapping screws from your local hardware store. Of course you could get some 5 minute epoxy and epoxy two small pieces of wood (firing strips) to the desk bottom and use standard screws to attach the tray. I really like my tray and would take the time if need be to attach it to your favorite desk. Good luck with it.
471208
It does include screws for the monitor. It does not come with the bolts to for mounting to a desk. We used four 5/16" x1" bolts. It is a very good product. I was very pleased with it.
2005824
You can customize where you mount it but it recommended mounting at least 1" of space back from the front edge of the desk. So long as there is enough room for the bracket you will be fine, just use the bracket as a guide to where exactly you want it and you can stick it there (the piece has a strong adhesive which allows you some freedom to work) and then you just put the screws in and compete setup and viola!