How much space can there be between the inside edge of the keyboard tray and the back of the chair? I'm a big person and need enough room for me.
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This is a huge variable and depends alot on your chair. The depth of the seat pan, adjustability of the pan to the back, and the location and size of the arm rests. I have about 14" with a short seat pan and back adjusted close with short arm rests. I would think that I am near the minimum possible. I can see gaining as much as 6" with longer arm rests and the back rest adjusted further back. Add in a longer seat pan and you might even get an addition two or more inches.
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The tray is not attached to the armrest in any way except the friction of the rubber feet under the tray and the plastic arms. I'm not small either, and there is plenty of room to put the tray out as far as I need. The problem is that there is nothing supporting the fold out arms that you rest the tray on expect for the plastic hinges, and they tend to crack and break after a while if you tend to pound on your keyboard. It takes months to break (unless you are REALLY hard on it), but break it will. It also causes the tray to jump up and down with the movement of the arms, which is a little annoying. The tray is not attached to the armrest in any way except the friction of the rubber feet under the tray and the plastic arms. I'm not small either, and there is plenty of room to put the tray out as far as I need. The problem is that there is nothing supporting the fold out arms that you rest the tray on expect for the plastic hinges, and they tend to crack and break after a while if you tend to pound on your keyboard. It takes months to break (unless you are REALLY hard on it), but break it will. It also causes the tray to jump up and down with the movement of the arms, which is a little... » Read More The tray is not attached to the armrest in any way except the friction of the rubber feet under the tray and the plastic arms. I'm not small either, and there is plenty of room to put the tray out as far as I need. The problem is that there is nothing supporting the fold out arms that you rest the tray on expect for the plastic hinges, and they tend to crack and break after a while if you tend to pound on your keyboard. It takes months to break (unless you are REALLY hard on it), but break it will. It also causes the tray to jump up and down with the movement of the arms, which is a little annoying. « Show Less
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It depends on the length of the chair arms. I have an average office style chair and the arms extend out from the edge of the chair cushioned back 1Ft 5inches. The mouse rests flip outward, giving you (roughly) another 6 inches before the edge of the keyboard tray, which rests easily on the rubber glides underneath. There is enough play that I can almost put the tray out almost 18inches away and it still rests on both rubber glides on the mouse rest edges. It could be even more if you rig extensions onto the tops of the arms, strapping them in place with pipe ties.
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This keyboard tray is too big for your purposes I would think. It is 30" wide with a 10" deep tray.
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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".
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Hi Shari,The keyboard tray is 11-1/2 x 36 inches.It pulls out 9-1/2 inches measured from the side of desk. The desk top has a lip/edge that overhangs about an inch, so from front edge of desk it is approx 8-1/2 inches. There is a 2-3/4 inch space between top of tray and bottom of desktop. Hope this is helpful.
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The worksurface part above the keyboard tray, is about 23" across. The keyboard tray below that is about 16 3/4". You'd have to measure your keyboard to know.
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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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It does not come with a keyboard tray, but you can get one online or at any office supply store to meet your needs.If you were to install a keyboard tray under the desktop between the drawers, that space is 26 1/2" wide and 16 5/8" deep. The depth of the desk is actually 23 5/8", but there is a short "modesty panel" that drops down from the desktop. If you need the height of the space, for any reason, the sides of the drawers are 5 3/8" high.
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Although the keyboard tray has room for the mouse but we keep it on the desk.As there is lot of room on the top of the desk.
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If you were to install a keyboard tray under the desktop between the drawers, that space is 26 1/2" wide and 16 5/8" deep. The depth of the desk is actually 23 5/8", but there is a short "modesty panel" that drops down from the desktop. If you need the height of the space, for any reason, the sides of the drawers are 5 3/8" high.
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The keyboard tray is 21" wide. the mouse tray adds an additional 7 1/2" in width. Hope this helps. If you don't have use for the mouse tray, it will slide under the keyboard tray.
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the keyboard tray is 9.25" deep and 17.25" wide. Measure your keyboard and compare.
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The tray is 21-1/4" wide. We have a full size ergo keyboard on it with number pad and there is room to spare.
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Shari, the keyboard tray is 36" in length and is 11 1/2" in width(which is all usable space). It pulls out 8 1/2" from the front of the desk top. You are most welcome.
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31 1/2" approx. by itself. 57 1/2" total if you include the corner section. There is an option to install the keyboard tray on either the short or long section. Hope this helps
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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 maximum height of the desktop is 15 inches... I'm not sure about the height of the keyboard tray. This model is going to be uncomfortable for you unless you use a tall monitor stand of some kind (e.g. Ergotron workfit models).
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The spot where the keyboard sits in mine measures 20.75 inches wide and 10 inches front to back. Mine measures 2 & 15/16 inches from the bottom of the desk to the tray. I'm using the middle setting on the bracket so you could get about another half inch of clearance by using the bottom setting.