How far does the keyboard tray pull out?
1297323
it pulls out about a foot. you will have plenty of room. i love mine just be careful when you are installing the tray to hold on to it when you flip the desk up to put against the wall.
1297324
it pulls out about a foot. you will have plenty of room. i love minejust be careful when you are installing the tray to hold on to it when you flip the desk up to put against the wall.
1605383
There's a cable connecting the two separable halves. When separated, you get about 18-20 inches of clearance, which should be enough for most keyboards.
1002717
You can get away wihtout the keyboard tray for sure. But that bottom shelf is questionable. I assume you are going to put a computer on the right side of desk. If you pull to the left to move the desk, you make cause some damage.
1891898
The keyboard tray is about 26." A full size keyboard and mouse pad fit well.
1099711
I do not use the separate mouse tray and find there is plenty of room for the mouse adjacent to the keyboard on the main tray. Very pleased with this 3M Keyboard drawer. Paul Ellwood
2182740
I cannot answer the question in regards to the desk pictured here. The desk I bought is of different design and has a pullout keyboard tray made of a black melamine board of approximately 24" x 11.75".
1707869
I just measured it. If you put the tray on the bottom level you will need 4.25" (10.75cm) clearance underneath the desk (underside of desk to underside of tray). This gives you exactly 2.5" (6.25cm) of clearance for keyboard/mouse (underside of desk to top surface of tray).
1162025
I measured mine at about 55" (give or take a fraction or two) from where it comes out of the keyboard to the end of the USB plug. Maybe the length varies on them. I measured the extra keyboard since it was easier to do so with it than with the one plugged into the back of my computer tower.
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.
1029256
The tray just rests on the two armrest mouse trays. You lift the keyboard and tray off of the armrests and set it aside to get out of the chair. The trays also fold back over the armrests to ease sideways exiting.
1008402
The distance from the tray-top to the underside of desktop is 9.5 cm (3.75 in). Cheers!
894848
I have a standard keyboard that has the number pad and the home/end/delete/etc and arrow pad between the letters and numberpad. I have approximately 1.5" space on either side of the keyboard on the tray. There is not enough room for the mouse on the keyboard tray at all.
643304
No the tray is not large enough for the keyboard and the mouse. It has enough space for just the keyboard
112381
I have a regular keyboard on it and it just barely fits. The keyboard tray does not come out very far. I have the mouse up above. Other then that I am pretty happy with it.
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.
2174180
With the longer track, the keyboard tray can retract fully under the desk surface. When using the shorter track, part of the tray sticks out of the desk edge when retracted. I guess this depends on your mounting option though. If the desk is not deep enough to take the longer track, you will have to use the shorter one.
720935
from ground to keyboard tray is about 27 inches, to the desktop is about 30 1/4 inches. If mouse is taller that 2 3/4 inch, then you will have some trouble to put it in.