Does this keyboard tray lock while it is being used to prevent it from sliding under the desk while you are typing?
336911
Maybe I wrong, but it doesn't have any lock. Nevertheless I personally haven't had any inconvenience using it while I'm typing. It's heavy enough (plus the weight of a keyboard) and it looks like its own weight prevents from any movements while typing. I like this keyboard tray. If it was a few inches longer (space for a mouse) it would be just perfect - I had to buy an additional stand for a mouse.
336912
Yes it does if you have it installed correctly. I have had no trouble with mine pushing in while I'm typing.
336913
No, but I don't think I would have wanted it if it did. It would have to lock in every slot on the way out to accommodate the user's preference for how far out they want the tray to be when they're using it. I haven't had any issues with it moving when I'm typing or using the mouse.
336914
It does not lock in place. It just comes out and sits there. My wife has been using it with a mouse for 4 months and loves it. She has not noted a problem with it moving while she is typing...She is writer so does a lot of typing. If it were a problem, I'd just make catch for it since it is a solid useful tray as is...Hope this helps. Frank
336915
It does not lock, but there is enough friction that it doesn't usually slide while typing.
114810
My laptop has little rubber "knobs" on the bottom to prevent sliding. I'm sure sleeker/thinner laptops probably don't have that but my HP does which means that my laptop stays where I put it. If your laptop is completely flat and smooth on the bottom, it will likely slide, but you can always cover the desk with a towel or something else if it's an issue.
2082369
I keep mine in a zipper case and don't have this problem. A case keeps the iPad and keyboard locked in place and prevents it fromoving around so much.
2173126
Yes it has the tracks that allow you to push the tray under the desk and pull it out to use the keyboard.
475948
The keyboard tray comes out completely so your keyboard is 100% exposed. I have not had a problem with it. The tray has an attachment on top to put the keyboard cord through which helps stabilize the keyboard and prevents it from slipping around on the tray.
199046
Yes it works well with the sliding keyboard. I have not had any problems with the case.
434817
There is no lock in the out position but the keyboard does not slide easily during use.
2060025
It does, kinda. Each time you want to store it, you have to loosen the adjusting screw, lower it if it was set above or at the level of the desk, push it under out of the way, then tighten the screw (large knob). Its a bit annoying, but the keyboard platform is almost always out and rarely stored. It is quite sturdy though, better than the drawer type i had before. Had I known this I may have looked more for a different one.
2174180
With the longer track, the keyboard tray can retract fully under the desk surface. When using the shorter track, part of the tray sticks out of the desk edge when retracted. I guess this depends on your mounting option though. If the desk is not deep enough to take the longer track, you will have to use the shorter one.
1918980
It does not lock open. At home, I use a large, thin book (such a child's picture book) to use the keyboard in my lap. 'Course such an item isn't necessarily always handy when you're out & about.
322873
Yes, it sticks out on the bottom. This allows air circulation underneath for better cooling. It also raises the rear of the keyboard, like the tabs under a desktop keyboard. No, it does not interfere with operation in any way.
626148
Yes, the tray slides under the desk. I really like the flexibility of this tray
1016227
No... It fix mounts under the desk. I had flipped it over to extend out the front, but it's so low to the legs, that sitting that far out from the desk made it an obstacle so I put it back on per instructions. I used an iMac on it so the keyboard worked out for me on the desk surface, but have since purchased the desk I originally wanted, so I use this primarily as a laptop desk in another room. Honestly, it's a cheap "get something now" desk that served its purpose. But I was happy to get my setup on my new desk. Hope that helps.
847066
This keyboard does not lock in the open state. However, it does have the solid bottom piece under the keyboard. Therefore, if the underlying section (the width of it folded in half) is supported than you can type with it. But putting it between your legs, for example if you are on the couch or a recliner...it will fold up if the gap between your legs is wider than the bottom.
2046050
Mine had a Keyboard slide out tray. I like how this is made and how easy it was to assemble. The roll out keyboard was already attached...only had to attach the legs to the desk. It was also packaged very well. I would definitely buy from Winsome again.
2146648
Yes, once you open the keyboard, it locks in place. Not a hard lock in place, but enough for when you are ready to stop using it and close it, you will have to use some pressure to close it.
531020
No, there is no slide tray for your computer keyboard. I use an Apple IMAC anyway and the keyboard is much smaller anyway. Works great for me.