12.7 x 28 - standard keyboard tray width is 11.5 inches. more expensive humanscale trays also 11.5. this 3m tray is actually more? (12.7)
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I'm not familiar with the other tray you are referring to but 12.7 is greater than 11.5 so yes it would appear that the 3M is slightly larger. I love the versatility of the 3M tray, and depending on how close you mount the slide bracket to the outer edge of your desk, offers very flexible height adjustment for those of us trying to force our posture to be more correct while sitting for hours on-end.
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The keyboard tray is 17.25 inches long by 9.25 inches deep. The mouse tray extends out another 8.5 inches more.
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Standard sized keyboard, with standard sized keys. Just the print on the key caps are bigger. I don't have measurements. Keyboard is for older folks with bad eye sight. NOT for folks with shaky hands, which was what I was hoping for. So I was disappointed.
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The tray comes with a wrist rest. Without the wrist rest the tray measures 19.5 X 10.5. With the wrist rest it measures 19.5 X 7.5. The keyboard I use is 18 X 6.5 and it works perfectly.
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36x16x6 but my keyboard (actually little larger) still fits great. 0 measures 37.75x14.25x5 and it fits great. I love the quality of it.
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This tray is 28 inches wide. Both my keyboard and mouse pad fit with extra room. This would probably be too wide if you are looking for 21 or 22 inches.
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The inside dimensions where the keyboard sits is 20.5" wide. From metal slide to metal slide (attaching to the underside of the desk is about 22". The mouse tray is additional length, connecting to the bottom of the keyboard tray (choose on right or left side). That mouse tray slides out to a maximum of 9.5 addtional inches, but slides in easily if wanted shorter. I have my keyboard tray connected to my desk as LOW as it can go and the tray sits 2.75 inches from the underside of my desk. The mouse tray is 3.5 inches from the underside of the desk. I hope this gives you a better idea of the measurements of the product. I have been using mine every day since purchased and have had no problems at all with it, measurements are the most important of course, depending on the desk. It was just the right size for my desk. I hope this helps. Best, Richard
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Hi Shari, The keyboard tray is 11-1/2 x 36 inches. It pulls out 9-1/2 inches measured from the side of desk. The desk top has a lip/edge that overhangs about an inch, so from front edge of desk it is approx 8-1/2 inches. There is a 2-3/4 inch space between top of tray and bottom of desktop. Hope this is helpful.
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The width of the keyboard tray is 23.25 inches.If you have any other questions, ask away :)
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the measurement from the top of the bottom shelf to the bottom of the keyboard tray is 21 1/2 inches. the inside width of the bottom shelf is 29 inches with a depth of 16 inches from front to back.
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Footprint (keyboard not extended): 14" x 16"; height (including paper tray): 15 3/4".
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The width of the 12 keys ASDFGHJKL plus three more is 210 mm which means that the width per key is 17.5 mm so you may call it a 92% size keyboard (relatively to a full-sized 19 mm).
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The keyboard tray is just wide enough for the keyboard to sit perfectly on it. It's a standard size for a keyboard tray.
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This keyboard is 17 and 13/16th inches wide (just a hair over 17 and 3/4"). Call it 18" with a sliver of wiggle room. An excellent keyboard! Am still very happy with it.
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The spot where the keyboard sits in mine measures 20.75 inches wide and 10 inches front to back. Mine measures 2 & 15/16 inches from the bottom of the desk to the tray. I'm using the middle setting on the bracket so you could get about another half inch of clearance by using the bottom setting.
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The keyboard itself is 33 inches by 13 inches. The white keys are 5 by 7/8 inches, while the black keys are 3 3/8 by 1/2 inches. Hope this helps you.
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The keyboard itself is about 19" x 7". Each letter key is about an inch square. So, the keyboard is about the same size as a standard keyboard, but the keys are oversized. Also, the keys are lined up in a grid, while they are offset on my standard keyboard. I find it annoying to use, but my five- and three-year-olds love it. The different colors help them learn to use the different kinds of buttons, too.