Would this tray be appropriate for a curved corner desk if mounted in the middle of the curved section?
801389
No, I don't think it will work. The rear corners of the tray will catch on the radius of the desk. I don't think it will extend out far enough to clear the radius.
664445
Sorry for the delayed response. I needed to look at the tray to be sure of my response and was out of town. The depth (distance from underside of desk) is adjustable. It appears to be able to acocomodate your dimensions. I will caution you that this is not an easy tray to mount. I have bought several different models, all but this one have many adjustments as to tilt, swing and slide. This is the lease adjustable tray I have purchased and I would say probaly the most difficult to install. In my application, I had to completely assemble the tray and hold it to the underside of the desk to mark the location so that I would be able to make sure it was not obstructed or it obstructed other desk functions. I only had a small area to install this due to the desk configuration. If you have plenty of space to install the tray, it may not present the same issues. It would also be helpful if you had someone to assist with the installation.
1838684
no, a portion of the keyboard tray will stick out if you use a shorter 17" track. The desk depth will determine what track length you can use.
2122135
I installed it on a corner desktop. Works fine. Center it as best you can and measure desktop to be sure it is not much bigger than recommended.
197286
I think so. Just make sure the desk has a lip in the back where the arm can clamp on to.
1002717
You can get away wihtout the keyboard tray for sure. But that bottom shelf is questionable. I assume you are going to put a computer on the right side of desk. If you pull to the left to move the desk, you make cause some damage.
2043011
The metal track is < 18" long so that should be fine. The keyboard itself may protrude from underneath the desk, but my desk is 36" deep and the way it was installed extends in front of my desk as well. I think you'll be fine.
1969688
That's the depth I have for my desk and the track fits exactly to the template - 1/2" away from the face of the desk when butted up against the back. Unfortunately, the keyboard tray itself still protrudes from the front of the desk by 2" when pushed all the way back.
1350783
The post itself is stationary and doesn't move once fixed to the desk. The arms themselves move and pivot on the post. Using in a corner shouldn't be that difficult. Good luck! BTW, we have about 20 of these stands in the office and they all work great!
1429677
I have mine mounted to a Bush corner desk. It does not come above the height of the desktop using the standard mounting holes underneath.
1868403
The mount is not flexible, and is supposed to be flush with the fridge. I don't know that I would trust it to be secure on a curved surface.
1229821
Only if it is a couple of degrees wider, and if your shelf is 12" or less.. If the corner is intentionally much larger than 90 degrees (say 105,), then this is not the shelf for you.
1148918
It definitely will not. I tried to attach to a desk that only had 8 1/2" depth available on the underside of the desktop. This Fellowes tray needs 14" of clearance to secure the clamp bars to the desktop. There is no way to remove the cross bar on the underside of my desk, so this tray will not work. It also arrived with the clamp bar bent, so I had to return it either way.
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The tray does rotate at least 90 degrees, so it is possible to turn it sideways to slide it in. Whether that will work with your particular configuration depends on whether there is clearance under your desktop to slide it in. On my desk, the pedestal stand blocks it. It can only slide in parallel, not perpendicular, to the desk work surface.
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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.
527016
The tray is useable off the edge of the desk surface. I do that b/c I have a severe lack of space.
654832
We have a large desk and it takes up most of it. I could only imagine it would work for you if you centered it on your desk. On a side note though, my husband is loving the veridesk!