What are the dimension of the keyboard tray? I'm looking to use a keyboard and a wacom tablet (as opposed to a mouse). I need about 30-34" of width.
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The dimension of the standard keyboard tray is 26 15/16" long x 8 7/8" deep. If you upgrade, the dimensions are 26 15/16" long x 11" deep.
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8 3/4 deep by 26 1/2 inches long. It's not 30-34 inches wide.The tray is 14 inches by 23 long. It's a nice area to put your paper on.
643304
No the tray is not large enough for the keyboard and the mouse. It has enough space for just the keyboard
1368015
The actual wood tray is 28". If you include the attached slider brackets the entire width is 28 3/4", which you have to consider if you are putting it on a ready-made desk. Make sure you have enough clearance for the attaching brackets. I had to allow a total of 32 1/4" to be able to attach the whole tray to my desk. There is plenty of room for a mouse pad and I also have a small calculator on the tray. The tray works great!
1620645
Hi, I don't know for sure, but I think the width of the keyboard would exceed the slot dimension. I no longer have a keyboard or I would check it out for you.
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The tray itself is modular. It has 3 main sections plus two small end sections. The main sections are about 10-12 inches wide and the two end sections are less than 1 inch wide. You can use 2 or all 3 main sections so Your minimum available under desk width is about 22-24 inches for 2 sections or 36 or so inches for all three. The ends are not required, they just finish off the tray edges. you can also cut the third one with a Dremel to have a custom with tray. I did this to fit under my wife's desk so she could have the mouse next to the keyboard. She has been quite pleased with the entire affair. Note if you trim one section, you will have to carefully fit the metal end that screws under the desk, because that piece will no longer be in the exact middle of the tray sections. Not an issue at all.
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The keyboard tray is 35 inches wide by 11 and 9/16ths inches deep. It will accommodate a keyboard and mouse easily.
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The front edge of the tray is straight across and the back edge is curved, so it is 11-3/4" front-to-back at the very widest part (the center) and only 9-1/2" at the narrowest part (the outside area furthest from the center). So if you need the back corners of your keyboard to touch the tray, it may not work. As far as room for a mouse is concerned, the tray measures 25" left-to-right, so that would leave 3" for a mouse. So, it really depends on the size of the mouse and how much room you need to maneuver it. I hope this helped a little bit with your decision.
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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.
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I am not sure, the one I brought for my tablet fit and it was a 6-7 inch tablet. I brought the same one for my co-worker and she had an 8-9 inch tablet and it was just right. The keyboard did work for both tablets with no problems so far.
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This tray is 28 inches wide. Both my keyboard and mouse pad fit with extra room. This would probably be too wide if you are looking for 21 or 22 inches.
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keyboard itself is 9.25 x 5.25 inches. The entire case is about 10.25 x 7.5 and a little more than 1 inch tall with the tablet in it. Hope this helps!
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About 6.5" inch, I have a small keyboard & it fit okay & ﻿the mouse next to it. I really like this desk cause it solid & look good. ﻿the back of ﻿the desk have a gap that you could put a dual monitor mount, & have more space to work. I hope my info was helpful.
820451
the keyboard tray is 9.25" deep and 17.25" wide. Measure your keyboard and compare.
986953
The keyboard "tray" is cantilevered under the top surface. Thus its real usable dimensions are 7 1/2" x 20 1/2".
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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.
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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.
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The inside dimension space is 18-1/2" wide and the bottom of the pull out tray is 2-1/4" up from the desk top. Although the pull-out tray is high enough to fit the keyboard underneath, my keyboard is 19" wide so I have to slide it in diagonally for it to fit. Please note that the pull out tray has no back on it so everytime you pull it out, things in the tray would fly out the back. I secured a cardboard back to the tray and it works fine now.