Is it possible adjust the height of the keyboard tray? I need the keyboard tray to be at a specific height from the ground.
852105
Unfortunately it does not allow to adjust the tray. My wife also has a similar issue and we were disappointed to learn no adjustment was possible.
852106
No it is not adjustable. You could make it higher with a sheet of plywood about a inch or two but that's about it.
639600
Yes you can adjust the distance between the keyboard and monitor, but just on the vertical plane. You can't really move either part horizontally relative to the other, only move the entire unit.
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Hi Mary, Thank you for the email and interest. Unfortunately, the keyboard keys are not adjustable. Thank you. - AramediA
2054372
I don't have any way to secure mine but your keyboard might be different. Mine just sits on top of the stand. It feels really solid to me and has holes in the top where you could bolt it down (if your keyboard has that capability).
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With my Veridesk fully raised I am Approx. 15" above the surface that the Veridesk is sitting on. I am afraid you would be looking downward to see your monitor let alone using your keyboard.
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The distance between the keyboard and monitor is about 11". As for changing the dist. there are 2 grooves that run down the monitor stand but I am not certain how to adjust it - but there must be a way to do it.
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No you can buy the VIP accessory to tilt it center higher but not the front up. I bought an articulating keyboard tray for the that. In fact you really need the VIP accessory for this keyboard.
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I don't know I have a 88keyboard on it and my keyboard is a few inches widershortest Very short, but I cannot take my system apart just to find that answer, too much equipment and computers and monitorsto do that.
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You would need some way to weight the base so that it didn't move or slide. It's really made to elevate the screen to a better height while using a keyboard at normal desk height.
100105
I really don't think you're going to need to remove the keyboard tray for legroom. I'm 6'2 and have my office chair set at the highest height. I have no problem with leg room and my legs never touch the keyboard tray / drawer. Review the dimensions if the desk and you'll see that it's very tall. However, if you had to, I'm sure you could remove the drawer, but it would leave a odd hole in your desk
1556331
Not sure but it has adjustable height. I used about the middle setting for a standard keyboard.
1375486
Just by looking at it I would think so - all of the edges are straight so you should be able to get the keyboard tray on the other side (assuming that's what you're asking?).
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Yes. Installation of the keyboard tray is a step in the normal installation. If you dont want to install it, there is nothing that depends on its installation.
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It comes with holes pre-drilled for assembly. I'm 5'6" and the keyboard try hits at the level which puts my elbows at 90 degrees. There is another 6-7" that it (the keyboard tray) could be lowered without jeopardizing the stabilizing verticle piece in the back, but you'd have to drill those holes. Otherwise, it's stationery.
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Absolutely! I have mine adjusted as follows: tray with the curl side up to keep the laptop in place, 1st joint to +75 deg., 2nd joint to -75 or -90 deg. (Depends on how much leg room you need) and the 3rd joint to 0 deg. This places the tray's legs resting on the couch on each side of your legs with the tray over your legs and angled for easy access to the keyboard. The 2nd joint angle determines the height off the couch for your legs. Hope this makes sense!
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Yes. There are pre-drilled holes to choose from where you would like the keyboard drawer to be.5 holes spaced about an inch apart giving you a keyboard drawer top surface that ranges from 2.5" below top surface of deskto about 6.5" below.+
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I have a pretty standard 104-key keyboard (alphabet next to numpad), and there is absolutely no room for a mouse. We're talking two inches, maybe. The keyboard tray is this desk's downfall. It is not wide enough for anything besides one keyboard, and it doesn't clear the glass above it enough to allow for a comfortable use of a wrist cushion.