Can you slide the keyboard tray out if the doors are only opened parallel to the sides? I don't have room to open the doors flat against the sides.
290038
Yes, you are able to slide the keyboard tray out without the doors being all the way open
290039
Yes, I would think you could. The doors don't interfere with the slide out tray unless they are closed.
290040
The keyboard slides straight out and the doors do not have to be flush against the side of the cabinet. In the space I have the armoire is in a corner so one door can fold all the way back and the other is opened enough so that the keyboard can slide out. Hope this helps.
290041
Yes, when the doors are open parallel to the sides, the keyboard will slide in and out. The track for the shelf that the keyboard sits on is on the interior sides of the unit, so as long as the doors can open straight out or slightly greater than 90 degrees from their starting point, the keyboard tray will slide all the way out.
1883226
Yes. I see pre-holes to install the keyboard tray in the left side too, as well as in the right side and center.
1421328
The only way it might is if you don't install the keyboard tray underneath. I have a full tower and it fits without that tray.
2068151
The vertical bar is fixed to the drawer and can't be opened, the height of the bar above the drawer surface is a little more than 1/4 inch. It doesn't bother my wrists, you can either move the keyboard further towards the back or get a wrist rest pad so your wrists will be more comfortable.
2069175
The keyboard tray *IS* the drawer, going the full depth of the desk. Set an organizer on it instead of a keyboard, and you have a nice drawer.
1117952
Yes, keyboard tray does turn from side to side. You can search online for full instructions in PDF which wasn't included in mine maybe because I bought it used here.
65162
Don't think you'd have enough room to open your laptop. The keyboard shelf only has one place that it can go.
99102
The storage compartment is removable (in fact it rattles a bit when I use the keyboard) so theoretically you could put something flat over the "hole" to make a larger mouse surface. It IS an opening that is covered by the tray, however- nothing underneath it.
643304
No the tray is not large enough for the keyboard and the mouse. It has enough space for just the keyboard
1353004
Yes, the mouse tray screws into either side (a previous version of this keyboard tray could be switched at will, but this version requires that you use a wrench or similar to unscrew the bolt).
2064298
Not really. The mouse platform move forward and backward about 3 inches. Flush with front of keyboard is about halfway. That would mean it would only be about an inch and a half out if keyboard drawer is pushed in.
108875
Yes you can !!.....Keyboard shelf is a pain in the A_s to put in anyway.desk is very neat & clean... U will have to clean it every day,,,dust !!!!Keep in mind if you move the file storage to the other side, the door will be a bit inconvenient swing to the left !!!!
1724021
No. It allows for the depth of a standard keyboard. It would be very sloppy.
142958
If you mount according to directions, the slide is at the edge of the bottom of hte desk. The drawer adjustment knob is then in front of the desk if you have it all the way up. And it can extend another 1-2" out in front of the desk, if you want. The tray can raise so that the bottom of the tray, so the bottom of your keyboard, is about flush with the bottom of the desk edge.
1730362
This keyboard tray is too big for your purposes I would think. It is 30" wide with a 10" deep tray.
995904
The space between the tray and the desk it is mounted to is fairly limited, so if you have a raised ergonomic keyboard it may not be able to slide under the desk.
1081439
I agree with the other answers - there is a small overhang, if you will, but the hutch (if you purchase it) aligns flush with it, so the desk would be essentially flush with the wall on either side. And the keyboard tray can be on the right, left or in the middle of the "L". Very happy with the product.