Does the keyboard tray slide in, or is it fixed in place?
223269
It has regular drawer slides on it & can be moved in and out. We really like ours. It's great for limited space!
1468713
also, I used the existing keyboard tray instead of the plastic one supplied - ya it's a little wobbley, but acceptable. Didn't have to buy a new desk, so it was very cost effective for us
1635717
You really just have to pull them all the way out, they will then stay there and you can use your keyboard/mouse with no problems. Conversely, push the tray in and they'll lock in that position as well. They should be fairly tough to push in and out, so they'll stay in their corresponding position. I hope that helps and makes sense...
995904
The space between the tray and the desk it is mounted to is fairly limited, so if you have a raised ergonomic keyboard it may not be able to slide under the desk.
2122355
Hmmmm...When I bought it, I didn't even know there was a sliding drawer. I never saw a sliding drawer in the picture. To answer your question, no, there is no sliding drawer and you would have to use the desktop space to rest your keyboard on. I hope this helps! Anymore questions just let me know.
2001883
Yes, you can slide tray with keyboard completely under the desk. The tray has height adjustments. When resting at top height(flush to desk) you will not be able to slide it under, but you just lower the tray, and it slides right under desk.
296660
I don't remember how wide the tray is, but the mousepad can slide over the keyboard and it does slide under the desk like that.
2217829
not sure what you're asking; but the keyboard is fixed to the case - it can't move in any direction.
434817
There is no lock in the out position but the keyboard does not slide easily during use.
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?).
1353004
Yes, the mouse tray screws into either side (a previous version of this keyboard tray could be switched at will, but this version requires that you use a wrench or similar to unscrew the bolt).
1291257
The inside dimensions where the keyboard sits is 20.5" wide. From metal slide to metal slide (attaching to the underside of the desk is about 22". The mouse tray is additional length, connecting to the bottom of the keyboard tray (choose on right or left side). That mouse tray slides out to a maximum of 9.5 addtional inches, but slides in easily if wanted shorter. I have my keyboard tray connected to my desk as LOW as it can go and the tray sits 2.75 inches from the underside of my desk. The mouse tray is 3.5 inches from the underside of the desk. I hope this gives you a better idea of the measurements of the product. I have been using mine every day since purchased and have had no problems at all with it, measurements are the most important of course, depending on the desk. It was just the right size for my desk. I hope this helps. Best, Richard
527013
The tray is sturdy and can hold your monitor with no problem. The keyboard part slides in and out. You will love it.
579558
The keyboard tray is just wide enough for the keyboard to sit perfectly on it. It's a standard size for a keyboard tray.
864499
I've never had a problem. The keyboard fits right inside the case perfectly. And for the price it's perfect.
1595010
A keyboard will slide under it, but not in the usable way unless you have a small keyboard (mine is 16" long). If you want it just for storage, the height under the drawer to the desk is sufficient to allow the keyboard to fit under the tray, but you need to slide it the long way.
2122354
It doesn't bring the keyboard sliding but the rest does come in the package