how wide is the tray including the moust pad? Can you put the mouspad over the keyboard and then slide under the desk so it will fit under desk that are not very wide?
296658
Yes, but you can only put it part-way over. The overall tray can collapse to a total minimum width of 24.1". It cannot get any more narrow than that, so that's how much space you'll need under the desk. Although I found that I never bother to fully put away the tray anyway.
296659
I was able to install the tray in a way that allowed me to push it back as far as I want with the keyboard still on, to hide it under the desk. It's not very practical to do that with the mouse on because it will probably fall off while pushing the tray back. Mine is wireless so I just put it on my desk. Hope this helps.
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.
1530778
Yeap, fits mine alright. But do check the depth of the desk vs our computer; plus the positioning of the keyboard.
194484
I have the Pro Plus, and the keyboard tray has a wide front section closer to the user and narrower deep section in the middle. The deep section roughly lines up with a cut-out in the top surface where your monitor sits. The front section is about 35 inches wide and 6 1/4 inches deep. The deeper section is about 14 1/2 inches deep and 20 inches wide. Plenty of room for a full-size keyboard. If the trackpad is separate, it would need to be no more than 6 1/4 inches deep. I set an Apple track pad there, and it fit quite comfortably.
1882229
The tray is 12" deep by 23.5" wide inside the drawer rails. You might be able to get something a full 24" wide on it without trouble. Fits my wife's keyboard and mouse just fine.
2005821
The keyboard holder includes a fairly large mounting plate that is about 6 inches wide by 18 inches deep. It attaches to the underside of the desk with several screw. Easiest way to mount the plate is to lie on your back under the desk, mark the placement of the plate in pencil and then drill pilot holes. The plate needs to be mounted within 1 inch (approx) of the leading edge of the desk. The keyboard holder can then be adjusted to a variety of heights (e.g. below, even with or above the surface of the desk). I've found slightly below the desk to be the most comfortable. When not in sue the tray can be lowered and slid completely under the desk. Hope that helps.
1595010
A keyboard will slide under it, but not in the usable way unless you have a small keyboard (mine is 16" long). If you want it just for storage, the height under the drawer to the desk is sufficient to allow the keyboard to fit under the tray, but you need to slide it the long way.
894847
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.
437639
The keyboard tray is 22" wide. I have a wide keyboard and there is not enough space for the keyboard and mouse.
98717
The top of the tray keyboard is 8 1/2" above the desk. The keyboard itself sits another inch above that. It's a great setup for the price.
2213155
I think the thickness would not be an issue. there is about 2 1/2 to 3 inches clearance for height. I have a standard full size keyboard with about an inch and a half on either side of the keyboard. Hope that helps. I love having the keyboard mounted under my desk top.
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.
1675717
The keyboard tray is 11.5 inches deep. However, the real problem would be that the tray doesn't come out fully but only about 8 inches. So if you try to open the lid (monitor) of the laptop, it will not fully open as it will hit the working surface on top of the tray.
359096
The keyboard tray is approximately 24" wide (exact measurement is 24 1/4"). Hope this helps!
1124867
as wide as the table itself. the keyboard tray is underneath the table, it rolls in and out.
894848
I have a standard keyboard that has the number pad and the home/end/delete/etc and arrow pad between the letters and numberpad. I have approximately 1.5" space on either side of the keyboard on the tray. There is not enough room for the mouse on the keyboard tray at all.
954393
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.
477499
After the mouse tray is retracted underneath the keyboard tray the total width will be $19.3". So it will be able to fit your space.