How tall is the space from the surface of the keyboard tray to the underside of the table top? Thanks!
1008402
The distance from the tray-top to the underside of desktop is 9.5 cm (3.75 in). Cheers!
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.
1085708
The surface area is about 12 inches deep and. You may need some kind of rubber/gripper if you were to put a laptop on top of the riser, and obviously, you'd need your keyboard at your desk level. We use the risers in our office and have our monitors on them, or have used them as a book shelf and still have some surface space below for desk supplies, etc.
9759
Mine is set at the lowest setting. My keyboard tray is just over 25" and it does not fit fully under it.
260646
I think 21 or 22 inches. We love it for our kitchen computer desk because it slides under the keyboard pullout and is completely out of the way.
1426353
From the floor (with wheels) to the very top of keyboard tray (when open/down) is 70.5 centimeters.
1651801
There's 3 inches of space between the top of the tray to the underside of the desk.
2177233
Depth of the workstation is fixed and cannot be adjusted. Dimensions of keyboard tray and optional extra shelf is how far it comes out from attached surface( approximately 1 foot) . Adjustments on this are for monitors ( two- way angle tilt) and vertical height of workstation.
1684900
keyboard tray is 24 3/4". Glass is top 29 1/2". Monitor stand is 35 3/4". The whole thing is very sturdy. I have my monitors on the glass top as I feel the stand is too high for a 28" monitor.
1496167
It is half an inch or so. Though it is tried to be softer wood but could be a little problem for some depending on how much you pull out the tray; manageable though. I don't use it for keyboard so can't comment much.
2061626
Almost nine inches from the edge with the hardware recessed about 1/2 inch. Wonderful tray, by the way. I left off the wrist rest since my ergonomic keyboard has one built in.
189458
Our unit allows about 4 inches maximum from the underside of the desk to the bottom of the keyboard tray. The tray is about 1/4" thick so that gives about 3.75" maximum drop from the bottom of the table to the tray surface.
205275
24 inches (2 feet) deep. I just measured it, and it's 3/4 of an inch thick. The 24 inch slide out keyboard tray is centered under a 30 inch wide section of the table.
1204221
the measurement from the top of the bottom shelf to the bottom of the keyboard tray is 21 1/2 inches. the inside width of the bottom shelf is 29 inches with a depth of 16 inches from front to back.
12606
To the bottom of the desk. The keyboard slider is about 4 or 5 inches lower. I am VERY pleased with the look of this desk. We started out with a desktop computer on it, and all the periphery, and it still looked good. Now, it just has a laptop on it, and looks very sleek and unobtrusive.
1346617
It's 61 x 20. The table is also higher so not very comfortable for typing. I had to get a rolling stand to put underneath so I had something to put my keyboard on at a height that would work. Don't buy an under the table mounting tray and think that will work (like I did and wasted $79).
94369
1) The wrist pad can be removed by taking off screws at the bottom; 2) Do you mean the depth of the desk needed to put the mechanism of the keyboard tray? If so, the depth (from front to back) needs to be at least 17.1".