I'm trying to retrofit a rolltop, and I have 23 3/4 inch width that the keyboard tray needs to fit into. Will this tray work? Specs say 24 inch minimum.
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The metal track is &lt; 18" long so that should be fine. The keyboard itself may protrude from underneath the desk, but my desk is 36" deep and the way it was installed extends in front of my desk as well. I think you'll be fine.
2043011
The metal track is < 18" long so that should be fine. The keyboard itself may protrude from underneath the desk, but my desk is 36" deep and the way it was installed extends in front of my desk as well. I think you'll be fine.
363384
44 inches x 20 inches. Floor to bottom of keyboard tray is 24 inches. I'm not using the tray because I use a wireless keyboard. I have a 27" iMac and it fits perfectly.
1714824
The height should be find for most modern keyboards. The width would be the problem. I have a compact keyboard that would fit under it (without a numpad), but my regular keyboards would be too wide.
1206199
I just measured a keyboard and mouse while it was on my recliner. I used 22" across and 7" deep. If that is enough space for you, it should work.
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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.
820448
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.
645849
An approximately ~20" wide desk should be enough to accommodate the monitor stand & keyboard tray. Note that in this setup, the Keyboard tray is more narrow than the monitor stand. Hence, the keyboard tray can tuck under the monitor stand making things even more compact.
556569
If I remember correctly it was 24 inches. I can't measure mine because I got rid of the desk right after I got it since it was so small that my legs couldn't fit under the keyboard tray. I need more than 24 inches to fit so it was 24 inches or less.
950350
Your best bet is to use a 1/4" piece of plywood cut to fit on the tier, then put the small keyboard on that, so that your overall stand width isn't at the minimum. The narrowest you can set the whole unit is about 22" (outside to outside.)
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I sure hope so. I have a 10 1/4" x 24" board on mine. The width is 24" and I don't see how another 1 3/4" depth would be any problem. BTW, this is a very nice keyboard slide set. I think you'll be very happy with it.Bill
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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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Be happy to.......Width=37" Depth (keyboard to rear end) = 12" Height = 4" (At rear high point)
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I have the smaller 24x24 version, which works for me. I stand. The top shelf 12x24 holds my laptop so that the screen can be eye level. The bottom shelf at 24x24 is for my additional keyboard. If you're buying the 48x48 and your screens are 24" wide it's going to be a close fit. These measurements are ACTUALLY 23.5 and 11.5 and I assume the same would be true of the bigger model. Your screens would probably be angled, though, so you should be okay. I put this together myself and had a heck of a time screwing the screws in, but it's solid and I've been using it a long time now and I like the set up a lot. I have the smaller 24x24 version, which works for me. I stand. The top shelf 12x24 holds my laptop so that the screen can be eye level. The bottom shelf at 24x24 is for my additional keyboard. If you're buying the 48x48 and your screens are 24" wide it's going to be a close fit. These measurements are ACTUALLY 23.5 and 11.5 and I assume the same would be true of the bigger model. Your screens would probably be angled, though, so you should be okay. I put this together myself and had a heck of a time screwing the screws in, but it's solid and I've been using it a long time now and I... » Read More I have the smaller 24x24 version, which works for me. I stand. The top shelf 12x24 holds my laptop so that the screen can be eye level. The bottom shelf at 24x24 is for my additional keyboard. If you're buying the 48x48 and your screens are 24" wide it's going to be a close fit. These measurements are ACTUALLY 23.5 and 11.5 and I assume the same would be true of the bigger model. Your screens would probably be angled, though, so you should be okay. I put this together myself and had a heck of a time screwing the screws in, but it's solid and I've been using it a long time now and I like the set up a lot. « Show Less
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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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I just measured my cube mate's space as I ordered it for her. She has it in the area that is the widest part of the cube desk where it forms a "V." The unit seems to take up to about 26" with the way she has the keyboard set up, if it is not in the standup position. If you use it standing up all the time, it might work as the unit is about 19" at the base. It will be very close though. I hope this helps.
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Hi Marilynn, I am not sure if it will fit. I bought the tray for my Mother-In-Law who lives in an assisted living/retirement home. We go to take her out for dinner and shopping on Wednesday evenings I could measure and let you know on Thursday.-Kathy
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It fits a standard keyboard with number pad. I am using just a plain old Dell keyboard with this tray and there is maybe an inch of extra room.