How many inches does the tray adjust down or up when using the adjustable arm?
1735659
The top surface of the tray where the keyboard sits goes from about 4 1/4 inches below the underside of my desk to about 1 1/8 inches above it. So, there's roughly 5 3/8 inches of adjustment.
2200054
The height position on the mounting post is semi permanent, not something you would want to adjust regularly. However the arm itself provides height adjustment swing capability of about 12 inches BTW, the monitor mounting bracket also has a swing range allowing you to aim the monitor in an upward or downward direction.
1363132
Both legs and arms are adjustable. With the arms fully lowered, the range of leg adjustment from floor to top of arms is 22 - 27 inches. You could probably gain an additional arm height reduction of an inch or two by fully lowering the arms, as well.
852105
Unfortunately it does not allow to adjust the tray. My wife also has a similar issue and we were disappointed to learn no adjustment was possible.
1644807
the slide out drink tray is the lowest part of it (I believe),I just measured the bottom of the tray to be 8 1/2" from the ground ps the tray comes already attached which I thought was pretty cool!
1388219
The tray does adjust with several settings. It has worked great with my 10 month old since he was 5 months old. He is very tall/long for his age but thin and the tray adjusts from a snugger fit to a much roomier setting. Highly recommend the oxo seedling.
1667594
Yes, there is a collar that holds the arm at the desired height. It's actually pretty easy to adjust this arm any which way you want.
909904
These are approximate...I have a home made tray 5/8 inch thick. Top of tray is 1 and 11/16 inches from bottom of desk. Adjustment setting is second from top (second closest to underside of desk). Adjustment settings appear to be about 7/16 inch apart.
787175
No, it doesn't adjust down. I am 5', so even though directions say it cannot be adjusted, I had one of the pole sections cut down 2 inches. I may have it cut down one more inch because it was a slight strain on my right arm. The tension in the elastic inside was not affected. I love the single handle on it, whereas some have a thicker handle due to folding seat. There are some less expensive ones I have discovered, but I love this one.I had to wonder what Security thought when the x-rayed it. I put it in my checked luggage on the top so they didn't mess up my clothes getting to it. Sort of looks like it could be a rifle.....Happy travels!!! No, it doesn't adjust down. I am 5', so even though directions say it cannot be adjusted, I had one of the pole sections cut down 2 inches. I may have it cut down one more inch because it was a slight strain on my right arm. The tension in the elastic inside was not affected. I love the single handle on it, whereas some have a thicker handle due to folding seat. There are some less expensive ones I have discovered, but I love this one.I had to wonder what Security thought when the x-rayed it. I put it in my checked luggage on the top so they didn't mess up my clothes getting to it.... » Read More No, it doesn't adjust down. I am 5', so even though directions say it cannot be adjusted, I had one of the pole sections cut down 2 inches. I may have it cut down one more inch because it was a slight strain on my right arm. The tension in the elastic inside was not affected. I love the single handle on it, whereas some have a thicker handle due to folding seat. There are some less expensive ones I have discovered, but I love this one.I had to wonder what Security thought when the x-rayed it. I put it in my checked luggage on the top so they didn't mess up my clothes getting to it. Sort of looks like it could be a rifle.....Happy travels!!! « Show Less
1910281
I measure it at a bit over 5/8". Note that the base of the arm that rides along the track is ~2 7/8" tall, so presuming you expect to move the keyboard base in and out on the track, you need 3" clearance. But then the whole keyboard tray can drop even lower, by another 5-6" at least, so your minimum clearance depends on how you expect to operate both the base moving in the track and also the tray position in the base when you move it.
316825
Measuring roughly from the bottom of the arm-rest trough, mine will go from a minimum of 0.2" above the desk surface to 3.0" above.Because the hinge is mounted to the bottom of the desk-mount jaw, however, the thickness of your desk will cause these numbers to vary. For instance, my desk is 1.0" thick. If I wanted to lower this arm to being perfectly level with the desk, I could add 0.2" of spacer material within the jaws to do this (since my minimum was 0.2" above the desk), pushing the hinge position lower accordingly.
9759
Mine is set at the lowest setting. My keyboard tray is just over 25" and it does not fit fully under it.
52146
There is an arm that can be adjusted. You will want to make sure it stays level though.
787171
No, it doesn't adjust down. I am 5', so even though directions say it cannot be adjusted, I had one of the pole sections cut down 2 inches. I may have it cut down one more inch because it was a slight strain on my right arm. The tension in the elastic inside was not affected. I love the single handle on it, whereas some have a thicker handle due to folding seat. There are some less expensive ones I have discovered, but I love this one. I had to wonder what Security thought when the x-rayed it. I put it in my checked luggage on the top so they didn't mess up my clothes getting to it. Sort of looks like it could be a rifle.....Happy travels!!!
113942
The height of the metal tray can adjust, but the overall height can't be changed. Great product though!
341619
there is no way of adjusting, you just place it on the arm, and falls off, as stated this is worthless
1098738
I get about 45" when I measure. I measured from the floor to the top of the first post. Then I measured the four inches left above the adjustable bar. It is possible that when lowered it will slide an inch (or so) below the 45". I can't lower my rack right now to measure it specifically (while it's lowered) for you.