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Clamp-On Under Desk Drawer
Find your flow with EHO
At EHO, we design workspace solutions for people who type, create, and organize with intention. This under desk drawer delivers comfort, space-saving design, and effortless function—wherever you work.
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Full Extension
Tray slides out 8.2" for full access.
Quickly reach items without stretching or digging around.
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Fits Sit-Stand Desk
Two height levels fit standing desks.
Maintain comfort and space while sitting or standing.
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Tidy Desk, Clear Mind
Perfect for Workstations, Studios, and Shared Desks
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Designed for Comfort
Store Your Essentials and Stay Organized from Home
Sit, Relax, and Stay Productive All Day
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Fits Most Desks
Compatible with Flat or Curved Edges (0.5"–1.9") Not for Slanted or Inward-Curved Edges
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Two Adjustable Height Positions
Choose the Best Fit for Your Comfort Under-Desk Clearance: 5.7" / 6.3"
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Everything You Need in One Box
Includes Tray, C-Clamps, Screws, and User Manual
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Tool-Free Setup with Secure C-Clamps
Oscar P.
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024
easy to install, just what i needed
THE CYCLIST & PHOTOGRAPHER: CANON R3
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2024
GREAT SOLUTION FOR A DESK, WORK BENCH, TABLE, SHELF THAT REQUIRES A DRAWER: STRONG, ABS PLASTIC, BIG!This is my first time buying a drawer attached to a desk; it came up in my feed on Amazon and intrigued me the most because it was a drawer I could connect to a large 4x8 white folding table.I work from home and send anywhere from 100 to 300 packages monthly for auction.I've been figuring out how to add a drawer, shelf, or something I can utilize on the side.Table space is a premium.I've experimented with a drawer (think salon) on a set of castor wheels.They are mainly made out of plastic, which could be more practical.I'm a big fan of the color, matte metal.This always looks great on anything you own and will last a long time.Even if it gets beat up, it still looks great and cleans easily.Regarding the installation, being careful of what's underneath your table is pretty simple.If you can tell from the pictures, underneath the C clamp, where it will connect to your desk, there are small pieces of stiff fabric, and you do not scratch the surface.If you need more fabric, I recommend going to a craft store and experimenting with various types of thin fabric or craft board, which I have done in the past.I've used well over 50 of these C clamps on multiple surfaces; this comes from an application perspective.The last thing you want to do is scratch your beautiful desk, which I've done.DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN THE CLAMPSWhen I first bought this, I was surprised by how wide the drawer is!20 x 11.8 just north of 2 inches tall.The C clamps I used give you an extra hole or two where you can make adjustments because some tables or the lip underneath the table doesn't start for a few inches, which is critical.I put in an Apple keyboard, mouse, and other things, and it fits great.There's much organization in the drawer in a good way, which shocks me and is one of my biggest frustrations.No desk drawer?This is a great way to utilize the drawer, not compromise the style of desk you want.Desks are trending towards minimalism.Finding an excellent desk with no keyboard or essential front drawer is frustrating.If you're unfamiliar with C clamps, they hold much weight.I have C clamps that hold between 7 and 12 pounds vertically on one pole for camera equipment.By putting some of your body weight on it, you should have no reservations about breaking it.I'm happy they decided to use ABS plastic instead of metal for the drawer.It will be much lighter; I've had ABS plastic on several camera cases. This stuff is virtually indestructible.I will take this to my next hotel if I will be there for a few weeks and see how that works on the desk.Report back in 30 days to give a 30-day update.I'm building my YouTube studio.Once that's complete, I will post a full review on YouTube.If you have any questions, let me know!
Tolipa
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024
I have mixed feelings about this product, but one thing is certain - I really like all the newly available space in front of my PC that was occupied by the keyboard.This is a pretty basic setup. There are two (very heavy - 1 lb each) clamps that attach to the tray, and then clamp onto the desk. You will want to have a flat desk surface to have a good seat for the screw clamps. The total assembly time was less than five minutes. You will have two heights available to you - I chose the one that put the keyboard closest to the desk, so I wouldn't bump into it. I was worried it would be obtrusive under the desk, but that wasn't the case.Once it is assembled and attached, you are ready to put your keyboard into the tray. This is where you will decide to keep the tray or return it. My advice to you is to give it a few days, and see if you become comfortable with the new setup - I have. You will then run the wire from your keyboard out the back of the tray and into the computer. If you have a Bluetooth keyboard this is not an issue, but for me, the cord was not long enough to let me remove the keyboard and set it back up on the desk - something you will want to do if you are going to be typing for an extended period. You certainly won't want to type a lot on the keyboard while it is in the tray - it's very uncomfortable.During normal day to day use of your computer, you probably use the mouse a lot. I found my self pulling the tray out in order to touch the CTRL key, or the Caps lock key. But if I am going to do a lot of typing I will have to put the keyboard up on the desk because I cannot type with the keyboard settled into the tray - and putting the keyboard onto the desk necessitated a USB extension - which I had. In future though, If I change the keyboard, I will get a bluetooth and it won't be an issue.The tray itself seems a bit... delicate - It's not designed to hold your collection of bullion, and of course drawers like this are immediately designated as catchalls... but don't. There's not enough room and it's not designed for that weight - there's a 22 pound limit, which is not a lot. It's a keyboard tray.Overall think it's a good addition to my computer. It's (almost too) well made with its big bulky clamps, and you will really enjoy having a space in front of your computer. You could also use the tray to hold a laptop, which then gives you even more space on the desk. It will also take you a while to get used to finding the recessed handle in the front to pull the drawer out - all these things can be overlooked in pursuit of the greater good - desk space.This is a functional, useful additional drawer on your desk that will hold your keyboard and a pen - or paperclips - I recommend it.
El David Grande
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2024
Super easy assembly and installation, plastic drawer, but overall good function.The weird thing about this drawer is that it's simultaneously unexpectedly wide and unexpectedly shallow. The drawer itself is 20" wide, then the mounting brackets add another 5" to the overall width. When fully pulled out, the drawer only opens about 8.5" out from the front of the desk, and when even a narrow table is 18" or so deep it seems like a missed opportunity. Due to the simplicity of the whole thing, this is not a full-extension drawer and the usable depth of the drawer is about 10".The mounting brackets are about 1/4" high on the desk surface, so depending on the geometry of your desk if they end up under your arms you'll notice. They are smooth powder-coated (I think) steel, though, so they're not unpleasant to the touch.Good as an add-on if you have the room and need a drawer for pens and such.
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