Does the keyboard tray come already attached to the desk or is assembly required?
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The actual slide-out portion can be removed by unscrewing the inside metal support bars. HOWEVER, this does not remove the box which holds the tray. After looking at that, I believe it is integrated into the structural makeup of this desk. The back support is attached to this box from the back. I suppose that you could cut it off, leaving the back portion to support the middle wide leg. Good luck. Hope this helps in making your decision.
839668
It's already assembled. The whole desk only took me 15 mins to assemble and it is wood, not particle board.
839669
The keyboard tray came assembled on the desk top. The legs had to be put on, but they included an Allen wrench. It went together very easy.
839670
The entire desk top (tray included) is already assembled. I am 76 and it was a very easy assembly. A really beautiful piece of furniture.
2085798
Yes, though if you do, the keyboard tray is a bit low so it is likely you will bump your knees on it. I assembled it without the keyboard tray.
157427
This can be assembled without the printer stand. We have 3 of these desks and do not use the printer stand on any of them. They are being used for computer stations and have a very large work area. I love these desks. P.S. we also do not use the keyboard pullout trays. There is plenty of room on the top of the desk and they look fantastic.
14453
Hello. Yes there is a pull out keyboard shelf. You can see it in the picture. It can be attached on the right side of the desk, or the left side, or diagonally in the "corner" where both sides meet.
854956
Depends how flimsy your desk is. My desk isn't real wood and this keyboard tray attached fine. I've been using it for at least a few years now with no harm to the desk.
2017221
No. It comes already put together. It comes with everything pictured (Mouse, Keyboard, Tower) and no assembly is required other than plugging in everything.
2177232
This attaches to the desk. It does not sit in front of the desk. I have mine attached at the corner of my L-Shaped desk so the main part of the setup is on the desk. The only part that protrudes out is my keyboard as it is at an angle.
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The answer from Laurie was correct. I did want to tell you how awesome this desk is. It's very sturdy it doesn't take up a lot of space. It has plenty of room to sit underneath & the keyboard tray works great and it's sturdy too. Then assembly was easy and I did it myself but I decided not to put that top shelf on and the desk is very spacious on top now. I love this desk!
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.
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.
1449709
Neither of the previous two answers is correct. The desk is assembled with an Allen (hex-head) wrench that comes with the parts. Assembly is very straight forward and easy.
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Yes.I see pre-holes to install the keyboard tray in the left side too, as well as in the right side and center.
1726670
Hello Jeff,Yes. As you can see there are two metal pulls - the attached pulls down. The keyboard tray then slides out on runners. The runners are metal, the tray is wood. BTW, since purchasing the unit the entire tray and under mount broke off and fell off. I've had to use gorilla glue to reattach it. - Scott
532831
The tray attaches to the desk using screws. Have a good drill handy because they are rather large. I used a small drill bit to start a pilot hole which helped.
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You don't have to. It would be totally up to the individual. I attached mine because I wanted the keyboard lower than the desk.
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The keyboard tray runs the entire length of the desk. It's a sturdy little desk.
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Yes, there's a good bit of assembly. FWIW - I love the desk and am very, very happy with it.