How far out can the tray be pulled out from the edge of the desk?
2061625
distance it will travel out is approx. six inches, but this depends on how you mount the unit under the desk.
2061626
Almost nine inches from the edge with the hardware recessed about 1/2 inch. Wonderful tray, by the way. I left off the wrist rest since my ergonomic keyboard has one built in.
2061627
It comes all the way if installed correctly, for instance if there are no lips at the bottom of the desk. Otherwise it worked well. You can adjust it to different angels depending on your preference.
1707869
I just measured it. If you put the tray on the bottom level you will need 4.25" (10.75cm) clearance underneath the desk (underside of desk to underside of tray). This gives you exactly 2.5" (6.25cm) of clearance for keyboard/mouse (underside of desk to top surface of tray).
339967
1 3/4" from inside bottom to Top if sidewall. Closer to 2" if u measure from outside of tray as it is angled.
88430
It extends six inches so that the top of the tray is six inches from the desk. The tray itself is then another 10 inches. Note that my desk is curved so I'm not measuring against a straight line.
1297324
it pulls out about a foot. you will have plenty of room. i love minejust be careful when you are installing the tray to hold on to it when you flip the desk up to put against the wall.
1320674
The tray is welded to the frame. Removing it would not give more inches because, when folded, the legs extend beyond the tray.
801389
No, I don't think it will work. The rear corners of the tray will catch on the radius of the desk. I don't think it will extend out far enough to clear the radius.
1662007
The pull out tray comes out on the side from underneath. It is a very nice feature that works great!
1188181
The mouse pad slides under the tray. Measures 22" when slid under. I used small C clamps to attaché to my corner style desk.
1008402
The distance from the tray-top to the underside of desktop is 9.5 cm (3.75 in). Cheers!
296660
I don't remember how wide the tray is, but the mousepad can slide over the keyboard and it does slide under the desk like that.
1707872
It's about 2 and 1/2 inches from bottom side of desk to top of the tray. I needed the tray a bit lower so I attached with screws a 1/2 inch thick board to the underside of my desk first, then attached the shelf hanging bracket. This gave me the 3 inch high clearance I needed for my computer and mouse.
954396
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.
409317
The desk thickness doesn't sound like it's enough. The screws were wood screws. You'll be putting pressure on the try and may eventually rip the screws out of the desk. Perhaps adding two 3/4" X 37 or 38" pieces of wood to the bottom of the desk where the tray is screwed in and glue with construction adhesive as well as screwing it to the desk, that would add strength and structure to installing the tray.
2177233
Depth of the workstation is fixed and cannot be adjusted. Dimensions of keyboard tray and optional extra shelf is how far it comes out from attached surface( approximately 1 foot) . Adjustments on this are for monitors ( two- way angle tilt) and vertical height of workstation.
1967026
Yes, you can pull the drawer completely out. Not sure what clearance you are referring to but you'll need about 14 inches to pull it all the way out.
247830
On the opposite end from the controls grasp the bottom edge of the toaster and pull. The tray will come out.