Picture does not illustrate how it attaches to the underside of a desk. How about showing brackets?
769267
I do not have pictures but assembly is very simple. There are four L-brackets that attach to the slides and are then screwed to the underside of your work surface. It took me all of five minutes to complete my installation.
769268
They are L-brackets with 3 possible heights. All of them were a little low for ke, so i drilled a fourth and cut off the excess (luckily I have access to metal-working equipment).
769269
Did not have an instruction sheet. so I receive a refund. Very flimsy product.
353757
The shelf is secured to the underneath support arms by screws that fasten to the metal inserts placed in preformed nesting holes in the glass shelf. I ran the cords outboard of the vertical mounting piece. There was insufficient room to accommodate three cables in the piece. Actually, the final appearance looks neat as the cables are concealed by the plastic cable covers I bought at the hardware store and painted beige to match my wall color. This shelf got the TV cable box out of the way and next to my wall mounted TV. The shelf fits the cable box and does not stick out from the wall too far like some other mounts. The shelf is secured to the underneath support arms by screws that fasten to the metal inserts placed in preformed nesting holes in the glass shelf. I ran the cords outboard of the vertical mounting piece. There was insufficient room to accommodate three cables in the piece. Actually, the final appearance looks neat as the cables are concealed by the plastic cable covers I bought at the hardware store and painted beige to match my wall color. This shelf got the TV cable box out of the way and next to my wall mounted TV. The shelf fits the cable box and does not stick out from the wall too... » Read More The shelf is secured to the underneath support arms by screws that fasten to the metal inserts placed in preformed nesting holes in the glass shelf. I ran the cords outboard of the vertical mounting piece. There was insufficient room to accommodate three cables in the piece. Actually, the final appearance looks neat as the cables are concealed by the plastic cable covers I bought at the hardware store and painted beige to match my wall color. This shelf got the TV cable box out of the way and next to my wall mounted TV. The shelf fits the cable box and does not stick out from the wall too far like some other mounts. « Show Less
1429676
It does not go above the desk. It can go to just a little below the desk surface.
1253638
I don't understand the measurement you're seeking. By the bottom, do you mean the desk bracket? If so, that distance varies depending on much you articulate the arm. Please clarify and I'll make whatever measurement you mean.
231464
The underside with the brackets. It´s of excellent quality. Just make sure to locate the stud inside the wall for installation. Otherwise it would not support your weight.
1495306
It doesn't look like it can be wall mounted. I don't see any attachments or brackets.
1129635
The brackets that are the feet in the photo can be rearranged to wall mount or under shelf mount. You should be able to find the manual online at Hitachi.
1072859
Does not attach to the desk. You can move it around your desk, change positions and is quite sturdy.
2177232
This attaches to the desk. It does not sit in front of the desk. I have mine attached at the corner of my L-Shaped desk so the main part of the setup is on the desk. The only part that protrudes out is my keyboard as it is at an angle.
821190
There is a c- clamp type for the edge of the desk. Or it has another mount if you want to drill into your desk for a better position. Comes with both. Works great on the edge, that is how I use it.
248670
I don't think it will work in this application. The bracket is a two piece model that clamps around a round object, holding it together with two screws. The problem is that the Culp half of bracket is molded to the cup and there is that there is not enough room for tools to turn in screw to attach it to the side of the desk.
965976
Take off the bottom piece of the mount with the clasp/screw. This leaves an angle bracket with 4 holes. I took 4 long wood screws and attached the mount to my desk and it turned out really sturdy. Your mileage may vary depending on your desk, the material, etc. Also I recommend adding a square of foam between the metal base that sits on the desk just to provide a little bit of cushioning to straighten the mount and prevent scratching.
1446564
Yes. That is what I attached mine to. My desk top is just a shelf piece used in closets so it's not real thick. It works great!
703596
It will mount on the underside of any desk that you can drive a screw into. It has to be a flat surface with no obstruction, and wide enough. If you cannot tip the desk up on its back side, you will have to lie down on you back and drill pilot holes with an electric drill and then drive the screws in with a screwdriver or a bit on an electric drill or electric screwdriver. There is no template for the placement of the holes, so you will need one person to hold it up and another to mark the location of the holes with a pointy magic marker. It took me about 20 minutes to install it, and it works just fine. I bought a wrist rest separately and recommend that. It will mount on the underside of any desk that you can drive a screw into. It has to be a flat surface with no obstruction, and wide enough. If you cannot tip the desk up on its back side, you will have to lie down on you back and drill pilot holes with an electric drill and then drive the screws in with a screwdriver or a bit on an electric drill or electric screwdriver. There is no template for the placement of the holes, so you will need one person to hold it up and another to mark the location of the holes with a pointy magic marker. It took me about 20 minutes to install it, and it... » Read More It will mount on the underside of any desk that you can drive a screw into. It has to be a flat surface with no obstruction, and wide enough. If you cannot tip the desk up on its back side, you will have to lie down on you back and drill pilot holes with an electric drill and then drive the screws in with a screwdriver or a bit on an electric drill or electric screwdriver. There is no template for the placement of the holes, so you will need one person to hold it up and another to mark the location of the holes with a pointy magic marker. It took me about 20 minutes to install it, and it works just fine. I bought a wrist rest separately and recommend that. « Show Less
1759532
It has a plastic tab at the top that you can hook around a screw that you put in the wall. It was impossible for me to get it hooked behind the unit, so the tab shows up above it. Not very attractive.
2112492
There is a plate that attaches to the underside of the desk with screws, then another piece that holds the keyboard tray fits into that. The desk I attached it to is only about an inch thick (if not a little less) and it worked fine (nothing poked through or anything!). It is made of a particle board type material. I did have to re-tighten the screws once about 3 weeks after the initial installation, but it has been very sturdy since.
674186
You do not gave to attach the piece that holds the tower. I didn't attach to my desk either and it works great! I love my desk and it looks beautiful.