How deep is the clamp? The edge of my desk is beveled and the first 1" or so of the edge is not suitable for clamping.
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I had the same problem but I shimmed it on both sides to give it an even surface to clamp to worked out well.
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The center of the clamp screw on the bottom is about 1 1/2" in from the inside of the back of the clamp. The top post starts 1" in from the edge of the back of the clamp. If you have a beveled edge, you might consider a sturdy piece of wood on top of the table to clamp the stand to should keep it from wobbling. The total depth of the clamp is 3 3/4". The height can be adjust quite a bit, so thickness shouldn't be an issue.Hope that helps.
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The center of the clamp screw on the bottom is about 1 1/2" in from the inside of the back of the clamp. The top post starts 1" in from the edge of the back of the clamp. If you have a beveled edge, you might consider a sturdy piece of wood on top of the table to clamp the stand to should keep it from wobbling. The total depth of the clamp is 3 3/4". The height can be adjust quite a bit, so thickness shouldn't be an issue. Hope that helps.
1622512
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My desk is to big and sits in a corner so I got no way to mount it to my desk. Would flipping this upside down work? Then bolting it to my wall work... I've been slowly looking for a solution to mount my 27" iMac and 27" thunder bolt display with the VESA mount adapters i got from apple. I plan to buy a 3rd display here soon and been debating waiting to have all 3 and look for solution to hold all 3 displays up off my desk.
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No, although you may want to place something between the clamp and the desktop to protect the surfaces (top and bottom) as the clamp is tightened.
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Just under 2.5 inches, which creates a nice stable base. However, the way that the mounting works, you can still leave it an inch off the edge and have it create a solid clamp. I have mine only about 1.5 inches into my desk and have never had a problem. Cheers.
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The under table foot plate is a little less than 2 in and the clamp on top uses about 3 in. My desk has 2 1/4 in clearance and works fine.
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Ideally you want a 2" lip, although you can mount it with 1.5". The diameter of the clamp is just under 1.5". You can mount it on the front or side of the desk. I have mine mounted on the front of a computer tray table. It swivels nicely under the table when not in use (mouse and all).
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The center post is about 1-1/2" - The 4" clamp refers to the base that clamps on to the desk - that is 4" wide and 4" deep
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The clamp is adjustable from 0" to 1-58" for opening size. The depth of the clamp requires you have a overhang on your countertop of at least 1-1/2" in order for it to grab. This unit works best on a butcher-block type table or drawer that pulls out from underneath your cabinet.
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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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I've uploaded a photo of the clamp. It shows the size of the clamp and measures the opening. The clamping space is UP TO 1and 1/2 inches wide. If the thickness if the item falls within this measurement then you should be able to clamp it.. Just be sure to also account for the width of the bottom spacer
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The clamp has an adjustable back plate that should accommodate a 2 3/4 desk. I measured the back plate and it 4 1/2 long. During installation you just mound the screw plate to the set of hole in the back plate that is the best fit for you desk thickness and then just tighten down the thumb bolts.
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You'll need about 2.5-3 inches of clearance for the clamp. I was fortunate that my desk has only a shallow drawer so it wasn't a problem for me. I love the set up. It's awesome having all the desk space available.
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It would depend on thick the table is. You would want the clamp to open up wide enough to close around your table.
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I'm not using the edge mount in my application, however it can accommodate quite a thick desk surface up to 2" at least... I will dig one out tomorrow at work and take a photo to post here.
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No, I cut a hole in the sheet model in back of the desk. This allowed the clamp to work.
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Hey! Not in my office so I'm going by memory. I think the distance from back of base to center of clamps is about 1.5"
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My desk is 1" thick. Now that it's installed, don't know how long the screws were.
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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.