Is there access in the back of the desk for cables from the CPU/keyboard? What is the finish?
277567
Yes, there is access holes on the back of the desk for cables... The finish is a beautiful well done stained and sealed wood. Mine is dark brown (Walnut colored). I shopped for a desk for months looking, and this is the only one that is not too huge, had all the features, and yet wasn't a piece of crap laminate finish, like Sauder and some others... No pressed wood. Heavy, but worth the price!
339439
No -- the monitor and keyboard trays are attached ... they move together as they are raised and lowered.
1114849
No, its for the desk :( Pretty sure there are wall mounts the have laptop trays/mounts. Could look into wall mounted component shelves too, there's a ton of those on Amazon.
1114851
No, its for the desk :(Pretty sure there are wall mounts the have laptop trays/mounts. Could look into wall mounted component shelves too, there's a ton of those on Amazon.
1848929
The 'desk' area is a soft surface. It is at such an angle, that I have some difficulty keeping my pc on it. Wish the lip was a little higher. As I like using a mouse rather than the keyboard, I just 'read' on it.
2085249
Yes the back is open to allow mouse and keyboard cords to go through the back. The opening in the back is the same size as the opening in the front.
882661
The desk is designed to be either side. It comes with pre-drilled holes so that you can install it on either side, which to me is a good thing since if I were to move it to another location I can swap it to the other side if I choose. The only thing I didn't like was the data charging station. It would be of more use to me if it had been a drawer. I also bought a keyboard drawer & installed it right in the middle of the underside of the desk top. That way I cleared up the desk top work space & also lower the keyboard height & can store the keyboard under the desk top when not in use.
601654
It does have a lip on it. one of the weaknesses of the desk is the keyboard pullout because it doesn't pull out quite far enough for a modern keyboard to be fully exposed. all of the Kwerty keys are visible but it could stand to pull out about another 1/2". Overall though a very good value.
688491
There are screws on the back labeled for keyboard and the storage drives. I would assume that the ram is also accessible through the back. Laptop CPU and GPU parts are usually harder to get to, but easily replaceable once the laptop is taken apart as deep as it may need to be.
764081
Yes the CPU part is seperate from the table, its a little tray with like handles on the side that sites on the floor to keep your computer off the floor.
889435
CPU is under my desk, possibly 3 - 5' away from Ergotron. I learned quickly that I needed a longer monitor cable, mouse and keyboard cable (wired) than usual to allow free upward and downward movement.
766987
Yes and no: The desk is structurally sturdy, enough that the monitor doesn't move as I type, but my keyboard tray does not lock when pulled all the way out. I'm pretty sure it's supposed to, perhaps the parts don't quite fit together properly. So it's sturdy vertically, but not horizontally. Other than that, I really like it.
1655647
The center drawer in the desk has a fold down front and a cutout in the back for wires so you could use it as a keyboard drawer.
778743
The back of the desk is plain. Same is the case with the side. The drawers; two of them are in the front
2229263
Not exact cable management, but there are 2 holes, one on top and another on bottom like you see in the picture. It depends on how you run cables, but you can use zip tide to tide up cables along the table frame. I can run keyboard and mouse through the table so well.
1539657
I no longer have access to the keyboard tray, but when I installed it there was very limited space . I was able to turn the cleats that attach it to the desk top so they faced inward instead of outward which saved about 1- 1/12" in width. It takes a little creativity and forethought but it can be done.
908563
Docking port ... lower right corner back side... conveniently located yet very stealth