Qline Underdesk Pencil Drawer Organizer Tray 23" W slide out ball bearing slides

Attached this to my desk today and it looked great. Assembly was pretty straightforward.

I have a small secondary computer desk in a bedroom. Was looking for a way to store office items nearby but didn't have the space for it. Good thing I found this while browsing through Amazon. While I wouldn't say the price would be ideal, you do get what you pay for. I'd say it is sturdy. The materials are made of hard plastic but the rails are metal. It has enough divided space and dept to store everything that you will need. Installing is easy. The only difficulty I had with this is figuring out the placement and measurement to attach it under the desk. Once you figure that out then you're good to go. One thing important before purchasing this product is to make sure that your desk is thick enough for the screws to go in. Otherwise you'll have a screw poking through your desk on the other side. A definite buy if you're looking for one.

It is Very thin, yet holds everything I need. Easy to mount, simple design. clicks and holds in the closed position. Great purchase so far. I have it fully loaded with heavy equipment like tools, keys, flash lights, change, a binder, glasses, etc... and it doesn't phase this drawer. It really is made of quality. The rails are metal. The only thing I wish it did better, is fully extend, so you could get to the back easier. But It doesn't bother me in the least. EDIT Its been a while now, and this has held up just fine. I have this screwed underneath a cheap $5 ikea desk. Even into partical board, the screws are able to keep this in place, tight and snug. Only consideration is if the arm rest on your chair is just barely able to fit underneath the desk to begin with, then you may have to list the desk for clearance. You can buy cheap table leg risers. I did this and it has been great. Pictures below. Thumbs up my review if this has been helpful.

Very similar to one I already have. Installed without a problem and works just fine.

i am a fan of underdesk drawers and have tried dozens over many decades. this one is a dream. i got one. it was a no-brainer...i got three more. nice big footprint but great, small profile. doesn’t get in the way of my legs seated underneath. great slide action, no warping of the drawer as you use it. lots of desk items, tools, art supplies fit into it. very spacious. nothing about it is cheap. SO EASY TO INSTALL! it is obvious it will last.

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I bought one of those electric desks i automated and bought a drawer for $99.67. I see the same drawer here for, wait for it, $35.00. I bought a few. Just the way the drawer is laid out is perfect for me as I have some junk on my desk the needs to get of it. Specially when you have clients who LOVE stealing pens. The drawers are thin enough so not to interfere with your legs and I am 6'2". To make the drawer move smoothly you cannot just lay upside down and push a few screws with your cordless drill. Take time to mark the holes so the drawer is perfectly parallel with your desk front. Use blue painters tape and tape that underneath the desk and mark the holes. Drill pilot holes ensuring not to drill through a desktop. I take a small piece of wood, drill though it and then have 1/2 inch of drill sticking out. No way I can drill deeper. If your drawer does not move nicely you mounting it crooked. Since it is ball bearing it probably will outlive you.

"Sturdiness". It's plastic after all. "Value for the money". It's well worth the money to spend if you want a desk drawer under the desktop. "Easy to install". I had to modify mine to fit under the desk due to the measurements of the metal bars underneath, I took a 2 x 2, cut it down to where it fits between the two metal bars and screwed them in, and attached the drawer to the two 2 x 2's. It worked out well for me because now all that loose crap that's on top of the desk, pens, pencils, note pads, guitar tuners, picks, and strings all have a home hidden from view.