can this be mounted upside down (under desk) or sideways (behind desk)? and still access digital pad?
1752909
it can be mounted upside down but you couldn't see the key pad,it also can be mounted sideways but you would lose a lot of space because there is only one shelf in the middle and the bottom of the safe, i personally would think of making a metal frame and then hang that from under the desk.
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.
41679
There is an exposed screw on the bottom which you would see if you turned it the other way. Not sure whether it would have any impact on the functionality.
1687542
I didn't secure my display to the Varidesk. I like having the option to move the monitor around on it. When I work seated, I want the monitor at the front of the desk. When I stand to work, I push the monitor to the back so I have room to also put my keyboard and mouse on the platform as well.
23501
Flip it upside down. Can even be installed horizontally, such as on the top of a sliding glass door
2091001
There isn't a quick easy way to do so. One may use a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the screws that hold the mousepad assembly in place and then use a power drill to drill holes on the other side of the platform so that the mouspad may be mounted there. However, the mousepad swivels on a rod that is off-center to the pad, so if the pad is mounted on the left, it won't line up as neatly with the edge of the platform as it does from the right side.
939422
The corner mounts have 3 slots to choose from to hold the tray in place. You can either be right up against the bottom of your desk or a little below or like myself at the bottom so the mouse pad can stay extended all the time even when the drawer is closed under the desk.
2188609
not quite sure what you are asking but you can go to you tube adn see a demo.. I love that the ipaid air can be turned either way and you can extend the pad away from the keyboard..hope this helps
2047983
I would not try mounting this camera upside down since it was designed for a vertical surface. Am sure you can find an alternative.
1796156
The tray does rotate at least 90 degrees, so it is possible to turn it sideways to slide it in. Whether that will work with your particular configuration depends on whether there is clearance under your desktop to slide it in. On my desk, the pedestal stand blocks it. It can only slide in parallel, not perpendicular, to the desk work surface.
1742604
I am using a book shelf by mounting it on the top. The unit is mounted upside down. It is a great unit I think.
662586
Yes. If you don't use bottom feed (hole in desk) the unit can be clamped onto the edge of the desk.
144575
Yes you can have the desk facing inward or outward, also you can choose to have it on the left or right side.
1557100
Seems to work just fine. The primary user with mine is a lefty. The pad orientation can be flipped in the settings.
1016227
No... It fix mounts under the desk. I had flipped it over to extend out the front, but it's so low to the legs, that sitting that far out from the desk made it an obstacle so I put it back on per instructions. I used an iMac on it so the keyboard worked out for me on the desk surface, but have since purchased the desk I originally wanted, so I use this primarily as a laptop desk in another room. Honestly, it's a cheap "get something now" desk that served its purpose. But I was happy to get my setup on my new desk. Hope that helps.
2161817
It only allows vertical installation. The plug cannot be rotated, as the screen display is just vertical.
337542
I would not mount it inverted, with the supplied equipment. Not sure why you would mount it inverted as you could always get a longer plug.
995904
The space between the tray and the desk it is mounted to is fairly limited, so if you have a raised ergonomic keyboard it may not be able to slide under the desk.