What's the exact under-table depth clearance needed? (vertical plate against the table, how much does the clamp reach in?) 3M's diagrams are quite bad
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Yihong,I'm sorry I can't help you with that because I mounted it where I needed it not by using the clamp but by screwing it straight through to a metal plate and I didn't keep the clamp. I'm sorry I can' t help you but I can tell you it offers several mounting options so you can probably make it work for you. It is a good stand, that is for sure.Good luck, Frank
1366600
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.
1539748
Anything above 1" should be good. Depends on the table material and the weight of your monitor really. My table was about 2" but was supporting a very light 27" monitor ~15lbs. You don't need to drill holes though. Just use the clamp.
1790305
I dont remember the measurement. It is very sturdy. I use it under one table and it works for that table. It did not fit under another table I have.
1622510
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.
1338987
We bought this for a Christmas present so we haven't actually used it yet. However it does say on the specifications that it will clamp up to 1.75 inches (so it will not work for a 2 inch table).
504112
1.75 inches. The inner measurement of the body of the c-clamp is 2 inches, but the circle of metal that sits on top of the bolt makes the maximum table thickness 1.75 inches.
970628
this would work with a round table. I feel the maximum thickness of the table should be no more than 1 inch, the clamp isn't very strong.
291580
It's press board w/laminate over it-depends how deep your clamps are....you could always if in doubt place a long piece of wood under the table to be clamped w/the table. Just a suggestion.
1207255
The clamp is large. The opening measures three and a half inches so 3 inches or less should be fine
1068982
I just measured the amount of space within the clamp. It's about 2 inches. I would recommend a keyboard with screws.
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Understand you want to attach to underside of table rather than vertical on back side. See no reason why not. The adhesive attachment seems very good hoer dr I would suggest a few small screws as well. I just that on my install. If you just have one or two cables probably not an issue, but if you have more I would suggest the screws, just make sure they are short enough not to penetrate the top.
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2" thick isn't a problem, the allowable depth for the bolts that hold it in place are just under 3". As for it being recessed, it depends. There are two bolts on the underside that would be about 1" from the edge of what you're attaching it to. The bolts have flat disks on the end that you screw up tight against the underside of the table. You could conceivably have each bolt at different depths since they operate independently. But, if they happen to hit on the edge of the recessed area where they can't be flat against the underside, then that would be a problem. This is a link to a pic I just took of mine so you have an idea of what you're dealing with. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzfelt1twuPvVGJHUlFobndCU2M/edit?usp=sharing
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It should fit. The clamp opens to 1 5/8", so you have 1/8" clearance. Then, in order to tighten it, the lip of your table needs to be less than 3/4" wide, so that the clamp doesn't hit it when screwing it tight. The table being 3/4" is no problem.
840126
The table is 2 inches thick. I clamp on a large ball winder and a swift if that helps you at all.
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The blocks underneath are not so much clamps as they are stops. There main purpose is to keep the shelf from move left to right by capturing the tub in between its jaws. When I set mine up its with a little bit of clearance so after I bolted the blocks in place I no longer have to adjust it. I just drop it on. Your issue with the curved walls, I not sure. The under blocks are 3/4" thick son as long as the curves are the same on both sides of the tub, and dont go past that 3/4" with curve you might be ok. Try it if it dont work send it back. Its a great item. ONe last thing the bolts that clamp the blocks to the plank were a bit long I cut them down to shorten them from sticking out. Regards,
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I use this system to hold my 10 in., 2 lb. tablet near my recliner to read Zinio Magazines. I am traveling right now without the clamp so my best guess is 24 in. vertical rise from the bottom table clamp to the tablet clamp. I use it as pictured.
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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.