Gome Under Desk Pull-Out Drawer - Storage Organizer Office Mounted, Easy Slide-Out Pencil Drawer for Saving Space, Desk Drawer Ideal for Sit-Stand Workstation with 1.2" High Crosspiece under Desktop

It's a basic undermount drawer. I assembled it in about 10 minutes. Just pay attention to the screw sizes, if you use the wrong size screws in the wrong places, it won't work.To mount, I did not turn the desk over. I placed painters tape on the rails and placed the drawer where I wanted it to go. Then I affixed the tape to the desk. This will not hold the drawer up, but it will hold it STILL while I marked the screw holes with an awl.Then I drilled small pilot holes and screwed the drawer in. Full time, about 20 minutes working very slowly.The drawer is a little stiff to pull out and close, could be that the screws weren't centered properly and pushed the guides tighter. I dunno. It's not bad, just a small tug or push.The drawer is shallow (but I knew that). I got some 1" tall dividers. Now my drawer holds a lot of stuff that used to get knocked around on my desk:2 external HDD's with cordsUSB cords for: A to micro, A to C, A to Fitbit3 sets of earbudsA few pens, markers, and a letter opener.It's not packed tight, nearly everything is right there (the HDD's are stacked).Overall, very happy with this purchase. Even the handle looks good.

I bought a new smallish desk for doing models so I could clear my main desk for other use. It's a standing desk; not becuase I'm going to stand while I work but because I like being able to work at a higher desk while I peering at where little pieces are supposed to go. Because the desk is small and the parts need to spread out I don't really have room for drawers or trays on the top. This is a long way to getting to that the desk didn't have a drawer and I needed to add a small one for small tool and bits. I knew I wanted metal and ball bearing slides so chose this one.It arrived on time and in perfect condition. The slides and sides mounted quickly and only a little fussily with 4 screws that lined up pergfectly and screwed in easly into well tapped holes. Four more wood screws( with a little glue) into the upside down desk and we were good to go. There's a little friction in the slides which isn't actually bad since it makes it easy to bring the drawer out only as far as you want and you don't inadvertently slam it. In fact, the last bit of travel requires a firm push to click it all the way closed. I like the feeling of it being solidy shut having wrestled in the past with drawers than would stay closed if I leaned my elbows on the desk. No stars off, just a FYI about the fit finish and feel.If you need to add a smallish but solid undermount drawer to a work surface this is one to consider.

My family has all recently had move into 1 house due to inflation and unexpected babies. My Mom, her partner, my brother, his twin babies, and me all in 1 house plus pets. So me and my 2 cats r living in 1 bedroom with a kitchenette area, walk in closet and bathroom. Space is tight. I’ve ran out of places to add more kitchenette storage. Was hoping to add a drawer to store my utensils, scissors, apple slicer etc in.This drawer turned out to b slightly smaller than i was expecting. It fits my utensils but not anything else unfortunately. Even tho it’s made for table/desks with crossbar pieces it ended up being too short to work on my table so i had to add a spare scrap of mdf board to make it work. They could improve that by making the crossbar spacers on the sides height adjustable. Handle is super cheaply made plastic. Works for me mostly, just wish it would’ve been wider and deeper from front to back.

I purchased a "sit-stand" table for my new home office. These pull-out drawers really made a difference to keep the desktop workspace neat and organized. The sliders, the frame and the drawer all come out of the box in one piece. Only the handle needs to be installed separately with two supplied screws. I work by myself, so I stacked some large empty cardboard boxes under the desk to hold the drawer in place while I penciled-in the hole locations. And that was it! A five-minute installation. No kidding, five minutes. I installed two of these drawers on the same table -- one across from the other. I set the drawer back a few inches, so no one sees the drawer even when it's closed. I did some measuring, so all sides were even and squared-up. It couldn't be easier.

Extremely nice drawer. Ball-bearing slides, feels like high-quality movement. Nice solid sturdy construction. No holes or gaps in the bottom, nice black paint job (I didn't clean the front for my pics). Edges rounded, no sharp corners. Detent prevents drawer from accidentally drifting open (does shake the desktop a little when passing the detent). Perfect match for organizer: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07F7TZ75V/ "BTSKY 4 slots..." (shown in pic), and most other multi-piece organizers. I bought this mostly for writing utensils and accessories, wanted it narrow enough that I didn't hit my knee on it, and thin enough that it didn't get in the way of fixing cables under the desk, it is the perfect fit for me. There is about 1/2-3/4" of drawer remaining covered when extended fully.Cons: A bit hard to mount unless you flip the desk upside-down. I used clamps to hold the two mounting brackets in place while I screwed them to the bottom of the desktop from beneath, without the clamps it would've been extremely difficult to get it just right with the edge, straight, and exactly where I wanted it. Plastic pull handle sticks out, could've been a closer-to-flush pull-lip instead.Despite it's cons, definitely much better than any other similarly-sized under-desk drawer currently on Amazon, and quality cannot be beat (surprising), so 5 stars!