Pencil Drawer by NYCCO Underdesk Drawer 23 Inch Wide - Ball-Bearing Slides - Black

I love building things. I had this idea to design and build my own counter height dual monitor lift desk. The monitors are concealed and lift up through the desk top rather than the whole desk top lifting. Epoxy resin poured 3.5' x 6' desk top. We wanted a desk to use in our garage that also serves as a table for party's and casual uses. When done, it transforms into a computer desk with the push of a button. Towards the end of the project, I realized I needed a place to put the keyboard/mouse and other small desk top items while being used as a seating for 8 table. I found this drawer (yes, I could have made one, but not this thin), it shipped fast, packaged and well protected. Made well with drawer slides. Detent prevents drawer from opening on unlevel surfaces. Some minor assembly required (attaching the 4-mount brackets). Dimension's advertised are accurate. It literally could mounted anywhere under the desk top. I cut 2 runner strips to be level with the apron and mounted the drawer onto these for a flush fit. This drawer came with all the brackets and hardware needed to install a few different ways. Adds a really nice touch to my project. I am pleased with the quality of this drawer. Its thin in height, hardly noticeable, and provides adequate storage for my wide keyboard and other items. Great value for the cost. I will buy another just like it!

Where has they been? I mean it fit just like either was designed for my 72 inch UPLIFT desk. The exact depth to within 1/8th of an inch.. The ease of installing was a breeze, especially with an uplift desk that can raise to just over 50 inches makes it super easy get under and screw the brakes in. This is super quality made and designed. The closure is perfect. This is a fabulous addition to my office. Great value for the price also. Just order it.

I love this item. It is simple and sturdy and I expect it to last as long as I have this desk. Still, I decided to make a couple of adjustments in the installation. First, I found after I had installed it, that a few of the items I wanted to store there were a little bit too tall, so I decided to lower the drawer so that they would fit. I replaced the screws that ship with the item (shown at right in the photo) with 1 1/4 inch #10 sheet metal screws (shown at right) and 5/8 inch nylon spacers. (The screws provided are probably about #8 in size and 1 1/4 inch #8 screws would have worked fine, but my hardware store didn't carry the #8 screws in that length.) I'm very happy with the installation and don't feel I have lost any sturdiness. Of course, check that you have plenty of room between your knees and the drawer if you're considering doing this. Second, I noticed that the soft-close feature of the slides create resistance to closing the drawer when the drawer is about one inch from the fully closed position. I found it much faster and easier to open and close the drawer when I only close it to the point where the soft-close resistance begins. However, when the drawer was closed to this point, the front edge of the drawer extended out from beneath the edge of the desk. Therefore, I re-mounted the drawer one inch back from where I would otherwise have mounted it. Now I can open and close the drawer quickly, and in the closed position it is invisible beneath the desktop. Finally, I have ordered but not yet received this item: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GN44Z84/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, which appears to be well suited for dividing up the storage area in this drawer.

Like the price point, light weight, smooth slide action, good width, shallow enough to clear desk chair arms. But it was too shallow as one reviewer stated: not deep enough for staple puller. Another sd post-it notes d/n/fit in divided compartments. I fixed those two issues. I read other reviewers suggestions too. If possible, attatch drawer before your desk is set up. Preferrably turn desk or desktop upside down. I had to lay on my back with pillows under my head with headlamp on. Im handy to a point so I made it work as follows: Traced template onto cardboard. Measure, measure, measure. Cut then glued (2) 15" pieces of stop molding (3/8" thick) I had on hand onto bottom of (butcherblock) desk top. Used template again to mark hole placement. Ensured drawer lined up with marks exactly. PRE-DRILLED with 5/32 drill bit. While drilling I had to back out a few times as the butcherblock top is dense. Used BNUOK #10, 1" panhead wood screws (here on AMZ). Had to hold drawer up with one arm and occassionally also use my foot...lol...The screws went in easily. The depth of the main compartment is only 3/4" so I added 3/8" wood strips. Depth now 1 1/8" in main compartment. The stop molding was 3/8" thick and the butcherblock top is 1 1/2 thick so estimated I needed 1" screws since I will rest my wireless keyboard on the semi extended drawer. Wanted it to be sturdy for weight of my hands. Its not recommended but Ill give it whirl anyway. I also measured and installed drawer to stick out just enough to grab pen/pencil/chapstick from long pencil compartment at the front of the drawer. I used photo glue (had on hand) to glue a pretty floral B&W "no skid" shelf liner in main compartment and small compartment for paperclips. Hopefully this will prevent stuff from sliding around. I found once fully exteneded I have no problem reaching items in the back of drawer. It holds a fair amount of small office supplies. The 4 small compartments at the front of drawer are VERY shallow. One holds my staple puller without dragging the underneath side of my desk. One holds (2) 3X3 post it's but doesnt lay flat. However, since I added more depth with strips of wood, they clear the bottom of my desk top. It was time consuming to install having to lay on my back and upper body strength not what it used to be but it was worth it to have small supplies handy and off my desk top. Im satisfied with the drawer so far.

This drawer is exactly what I needed. I wish my desk had come with more storage options. However, it didn’t, so it is amazing that options like this exist. The drawer is very sturdy and serves to keep clutter off my desk. I was even able to fit additional items inside and still have some room left. The installation instructions are very clear. It is much easier installing this drawer with two people, but I’m sure it’s possible for one person. Would purchase this item again, if needed.

I wanted to add a drawer to my fold-up table that I am currently using for my computer workspace--you know, for pens and post-its--but I was concerned about how to install it to my table since it has a 1" metal edge "lip." Some reviewers mentioned adding shims, but no specifics (thankfully, one reviewer mentioned using wood). I wanted my drawer to feel solid and stable with opening/closing. So I made a trip to my local hardware store, picked up a 1" x 3" scrap of wood for a whopping 29 cents!, cut 2 pieces to fit between the two edges on the underside of my table, spray painted the wood pieces satin black with a can of primer/color spray that I had on hand so they would match the underside of my table (yeah, I wanted it to look pretty), then prepped the fiberboard underside by sanding lightly with 220 grit sandpaper; then I used Gorilla Glue EPOXY to attach the wood to the underside fiberboard of my table and clamped for 30 minutes. Then I marked the bracket holes, predrilled to avoid splitting the wood, and attached the drawer. It's beautiful! And it works! I love, love, love my new "desk." I know that the fold-up legs will be blocked by the drawer, but when I folded them down to test after installing the drawer, the legs lie about 4" away from the table, so I will wrap the table with the legs in stretch wrap if I move, or I can simply remove the drawer (just 8 screws, four on each side) for transport. Please check out my pictures. I hope this helps someone else out there. Also, by stretching my dollars, I added the <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DCFPW3A?ie=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0&link_code=hom&tag=kimnswensgollnss">monitor stand</a>, which positions my monitor at the right height and which creates an area where I can slide my keyboard for more work space when needed on my new "desk."

This fit under my gaming desk and still leaves clearance for the arm rests on my chair- holds a ton of stuff too. Main compartment is larger than a standard 8.5x11 sheet of paper so you can store files, cheat sheets or whatever. super light so holding in place while installing was very easy. has a fully closed detent so your music blasting won't vibe it open at all.

It feels like is quality materials and construction. It was easy to install. The only issue for me is that the tray is too shallow so you are limited on what office supplies and tools you can store in it. The tray also does not pull out enough, it only pulls out maybe half way. So if something in the tray is towards the back half, it can be difficult to get your fingers in there to get at it.

Good drawer for model kit supplies. Holds Testors, Model Master and Humbrol paints, some bottles too big, good for a few other supplies. Smooth rolling and closes soft and tight, hubba bubba. Worth the money. Good quality low profile. Recommended if in the market.

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他にデザインのいいものがなく、安くはないけれど購入。 それが一年前の話。 作り付けのカウンターに装着したところ、一年間いい感じで使えているので、2個目を購入。 二つ並べて設置、とても気に入っています。

取り付けのための工具は持っているので簡単に付けられた が引き出しの開けはじめ、閉める最後の部分はややかたい （使用しているうちに良くなりそうではある） もう少し、サイズのバリエーションがあるとうれしいなぁ 2023/1/12 使い込むうちに硬さが取れてきた

Seems pretty decent and working fine on a desk that I made. No problems and arrived on their schedule.