I'm wanting to use an ergonomic keyboard that already has a wrist guard/rest on it... will this fit on the keyboard tray?
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yes its a nice wide tray plenty of room. its very sturdy and I highly recommend it. I have been really happy with it and use it in our office over 40hrs a week. this is top quality and not a cheesy flimsy key board tray. It has been holding up really well in our construction office! Thats saying someting ;-)
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I believe the answer is "yes", assuming your keyboard is no bigger than 11 1/2 inches by about 18 inches (allowing about 6 x 10 for a mouse). The wrist guard/support is not attached to the tray when it arrives. One can decide not to use it, which is the choice I made. I did choose to use an old wrist support for the mouse, however. By the way, I also chose not to attach the keyboard to the tray, because the keyboard is wireless. I've been very satisfied with this product, after years of putting up with cheap plastic trays which didn't last. Hope this helped.
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Should be fine. The Logitech keyboard I use has a built-in wrist rest and there is plenty of room for it. I like this product.
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I noticed previous answers gave dimensions of the keyboard tray. If that is not sufficient, try calling Ergotron Customer Service - phone number is on their website. They are very helpful and will suggest an accessory if what is on the original item doesn't work for you. Those accessories are usually available on Amazon.
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I have an under-the-desk keyboard tray, and with the keyboard tray, the extra cable feels like overkill. I originally thought the cable would be useful because I was in an "arms up on the desk" position - and that position is a little more comfortable with my arms spread wide. But I can't do that any more because it gives me upper back discomfort. If I were you I'd spend the extra $20 ... on an under-the-desk keyboard tray, instead of extra cable. My wrists became happy when I got this keyboard ... my shoulders and upper back became so happy when I got the keyboard tray so my upper arms can hang straight down :) I have an under-the-desk keyboard tray, and with the keyboard tray, the extra cable feels like overkill. I originally thought the cable would be useful because I was in an "arms up on the desk" position - and that position is a little more comfortable with my arms spread wide. But I can't do that any more because it gives me upper back discomfort. If I were you I'd spend the extra $20 ... on an under-the-desk keyboard tray, instead of extra cable. My wrists became happy when I got this keyboard ... my shoulders and upper back became so happy when I got the keyboard... » Read More I have an under-the-desk keyboard tray, and with the keyboard tray, the extra cable feels like overkill. I originally thought the cable would be useful because I was in an "arms up on the desk" position - and that position is a little more comfortable with my arms spread wide. But I can't do that any more because it gives me upper back discomfort. If I were you I'd spend the extra $20 ... on an under-the-desk keyboard tray, instead of extra cable. My wrists became happy when I got this keyboard ... my shoulders and upper back became so happy when I got the keyboard tray so my upper arms can hang straight down :) « Show Less
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The keyboard tray wrist rest has a peel off surface, I left mine on so I can slide it around.
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If you put it above the key sets in the middle, you could probably fit it but it wouldn't be the most ergonomic thing in the world. The space between the middle keys (Windows/command key, Ctrl, etc.) and the top of the keyboard is about 4 inches, so it would likely stick off the top a little. Between the control keys (the middle sets) is about 3 inches and the space between the main key wells is about 6 inches. Hope that helps.
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I use a Pro and everything fits nicely on my keyboard tray. My boss has a Pro Plus. She has an ergonomic keyboard that sits nicely on the keyboard tray, but her mousepad (which I assume would be about the size of a trackpad) must be on the desktop instead of the keyboard tray because there is not enough room next to the keyboard.
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I pulled out my tape measure and the most narrow spot on the tray is 20 inches, so your keyboard might bleed a little over each edge id you center it. However it does have an hourglass shape and the top and bottom measure 22 inches. My keyboard is 21 inches and have no issues don't imagine the extra quarter inch bleed on each side would be an issue. About the rounded arms, yes it will work although it takes a bit more tweaking to get it to be level.
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This keyboard tray is too big for your purposes I would think. It is 30" wide with a 10" deep tray.
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The measurement in width for the keyboard tray is 21 and 1/2 " I hope that helps!
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I have a regular keyboard on it and it just barely fits. The keyboard tray does not come out very far. I have the mouse up above. Other then that I am pretty happy with it.
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Sorry I hate to say it but don't know the overall dimensions of this keyboard but i will say this it does not fit on a standard keyboard tray so just a heads up. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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If the wrist rest is installed, there is really only 11" before the pivot point, and that clearly wouldn't work. If the wrist rest is removed, there is 13" before the pivot, but netbook could hang a bit over the front and that certainly could work. I really like this keyboard tray - I think a better solution for the situation you describe is to have an external keyboard on the tray and your netbook on the desktop, which is a more comfortable way to work for others in my office in this situation. But a short answer of "yes" to the original question maybe all you were looking for. If the wrist rest is installed, there is really only 11" before the pivot point, and that clearly wouldn't work. If the wrist rest is removed, there is 13" before the pivot, but netbook could hang a bit over the front and that certainly could work. I really like this keyboard tray - I think a better solution for the situation you describe is to have an external keyboard on the tray and your netbook on the desktop, which is a more comfortable way to work for others in my office in this situation. But a short answer of "yes" to the original question maybe all you were... » Read More If the wrist rest is installed, there is really only 11" before the pivot point, and that clearly wouldn't work. If the wrist rest is removed, there is 13" before the pivot, but netbook could hang a bit over the front and that certainly could work. I really like this keyboard tray - I think a better solution for the situation you describe is to have an external keyboard on the tray and your netbook on the desktop, which is a more comfortable way to work for others in my office in this situation. But a short answer of "yes" to the original question maybe all you were looking for. « Show Less
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The WorkEZ Keyboard Tray & Mouse Pad features two pieces that work together to hold mice & keyboards at the optimal height & angle for you. You can elevate keyboards to a comfortable typing height and work with your wrists neutral or drooping down. The keyboard tray's panel measures about 18x11", so in general there is room for basic wrist support with "normal" keyboards.
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The bracket in which the tray slides back and forth is exactly 18" long. As long as you have the 18" behind 1.5" strip, to the back of the desk, it will work. The "arm" which comes down from the sliding bracket would reach below the strip and out towards you. Normally, one uses the keyboard below the surface level of the desk. The only impediment would be if you tried to raise the tray straight up level with the desk top. Then, it might not work.
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The worksurface part above the keyboard tray, is about 23" across. The keyboard tray below that is about 16 3/4". You'd have to measure your keyboard to know.
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In inches I'm not sure. However, realistically it isn't, in my experience, wide enough for a keyboard and mouse to fit comfortably. I don't use the keyboard tray for anything but storage of external HDD's.
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It is designed for a straight-edged keyboard. also need to use one that has a narrow distance between the spacebar & keyboard edge; your fingers may not reach comfortably otherwise. I have one @ work & home but did sacrifice my tricked out backlit keyboard. An overall okay arrangement, this device has really helped alleviate my shoulder & neck strain.