Can this be attched under a counter top work station?
1442789
Yes, it can mount under a counter top but I found it doesn't slide very well and I also didn't see that it had a stop before it fell off the track. So if you pushed it back under the counter top to get it out of the way and went too far, it would fall off the track.
1442790
As long as you have wide enough clearance for the keyboard tray and about 6" of clearance under the top.
1442791
I attached it under a 'l mounted on a " L" shaped desk without any problems the only drawback I have is the shelf is a little shallow to fit my Logitech keyboard and still have room for the wrist rests
1442792
Yes, as long as the countertop is secure and wide enough for the mounting bracket. I've read the previous answers and must say that mine has stops, it doesn't fall off the track. If you need to lower it, you can do as I did and secure a wood strip under the counter and mount the bracket to that.
1442793
That is primarily what it is designed to do, as long as it open in the front of the workstation to allow for leg room.
1046256
I don't think you could mount it under a cupboard because it has and vent on the top and there is nothing there to attach it to. Personally I hate mine and would not recommend it to anyone.
1785905
All the ventilation on this item comes out of the back, so it does require extra space to ventilate properly. You can only put it under a counter if you have at least 3" clearance in the back and 2" around each side.
1354877
It probably depends on the counter. I don't have anything underneath it but it's brand new and it totally could down the line.
1413091
I'm pretty sure you would not be able to mount it. Its a countertop unit only.
397128
It will NOT fit fully under the cabinet. You could install it and have the front edge of the unit extend past the cabinet since the front mounting screw holes are 2" back from the front edge of the unit. Hope it works out for you.
201688
Personally i wouldn't as it was designed for countertop use. It has vents on the back side and a fan on the bottom. The unit will overheat if constricted.
443446
I don't know off hand, this item is at work. Although, it does fit under my desk
2012902
I don't think it would work under kitchen counter as the height when lid is raised is 43" and with lid closed is almost 26" tall. The unit is 25" with lid closed.
308034
We installed ours in a hospital provider workroom attached to fairly sturdy countertops so the weight wasn't an issue. I would be more worried about it tipping over the desk (topheavy). I believe if the station was left square over your desk and not pulled forward, you COULD be fine. Try it - if it's too heavy - retune it. Amazon has a great return policy. If still unsure, don't risk injury to yourself, children or pets. Look for something else. :) Good day to you.
1569021
Yes. I installed it under a cabinet. Just make sure it's straight by looking under the cabinet at it. Mine looked straight till I looked underneath the cabinet. Had to redo.
1249185
yes, the unit can be installed under a counter, however the efficiency of the heater would be effected, not to mention the accumulation of heat under the counter. There are many other variables. The size of the room, how well the room is insulated, materials of the counter, just to name a few. To achieve the best results the unit should be in an area with the LEAST amount of obstructions as possible. l do not recommend installation under a counter. Stan R.
1752910
I would think it can be mounted under a desk or sideways behind. it has hole in the top so it can be stacked.I found a smaller cheaper model from Gall's Products and put them sideways in a wall three tall. Worked great.
1817974
This probably will not work as you need more than 10" under the desk to install the hardware.
2079573
I don't think it would work too well for that. The base isn't all that big. More suited for a counter top.
1912990
If it is in an area where it will not get bumped, it should work. It would just sit on top. The magnets hold it tightly in place for metal registers and keep it in place if bumped, etc.
166152
Possibly, but it is quite deep. A better question might be is my countertop deep enough? Your countertops would need to be at least 30 inches deep as the unit is about 24 inches deep. You will need a shelf underneath to support its substantial weight. This is best used in a commercial kitchen as I have not seen many domestic kitchens large enough for this scale of product.