My desk has MAX width space limitation of 24" that the lip must fit into. Please verify that lip width will fit this hole. tks!
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we just measured it and it's 24 7/8 so it probably won't work for you. not sure but maybe you can cut it.
1051350
Wow, I don't know. The wide top part looks like a problem. What are the dimensions? It barely fits my board, and I haven't tried using it yet.
2170055
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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I sure hope so. I have a 10 1/4" x 24" board on mine. The width is 24" and I don't see how another 1 3/4" depth would be any problem. BTW, this is a very nice keyboard slide set. I think you'll be very happy with it.Bill
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The lower thumb screw part of clamp has a 1" diameter disc. The edge of the disc is set back approx. 3/16" from the c-clamp top. So you need about 1-3/16" lip/edge for a 'full' clamp fit,(i.e., 1" disc is fully attached to lip/edge). My desk has a 2" lip/edge which works great.
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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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I measured it and it should fit. You put the lip at the rear under the bowl first, and that helps hold it in place. The lip is intended to fit UNDER the seat. I don't know if you can return it, but I imagine that you could. Ask Amazon about that one. As for the hole being small, it is smaller than a normal toilet seat, but I didn't have any problem using it and I am obese. I don't need it anymore, I had it for when I had some surgery.
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For a secure fit you can get by if the flat U shaped underside clamp plate is fully underneath and that's 1.75"w by 4" long. If your desk lip underside is only 1.75" you'll have a little difficulty turning the knob to tighten it but I was able to get it done.
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It should fit. I have a standard size printer on the bottom shelf of my desk. It appears to be about 14" wide. The top plastic flap on mine is a bit taller than the shelf allows. When pushed all the way back, that particular piece fits in the opening behind the desk and continues to function properly.
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You are only off by 1/4" on the height. Since it calls for 24" you might need to cut the hole a little wider for it to fit, providing it can be done. All other dimensions are within range for the overall size so the rest is fine. Sorry couldn't help more.
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The mouse pads slides underneath the tray. When it is slide underneath, it measures 22" from left to right. It should fit into your desk hole.
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It would be incredibly tight, I don't think I'd recommend it. My desk is 30" deep and when fully extended, the pro plus takes up about 27". Any chance you can find a deeper desk? The pro plus is incredible!
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I'm guesstimating this, but it should fit desks up to 2" thick. The head does rotate from side to side.
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The top has a cut out in the desk side. The length is 19 1/2 in. deep, width is 13 in. I think it would fit.
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I can not answer i am sorry i suggest you call 3m snd sk them for exact measurements i do think it is for wood desks not metal but if you get a metal bit for a drill if the holes do not line up and possable a few washers it should be ok if not then an edge clamp shelf may be the answer.
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The inside dimension space is 18-1/2" wide and the bottom of the pull out tray is 2-1/4" up from the desk top. Although the pull-out tray is high enough to fit the keyboard underneath, my keyboard is 19" wide so I have to slide it in diagonally for it to fit. Please note that the pull out tray has no back on it so everytime you pull it out, things in the tray would fly out the back. I secured a cardboard back to the tray and it works fine now.
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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