Is there a way to attach a keyboard slide out?
2046045
If you buy the proper kit, are handy and the kit is designed to be added onto another desk then yes, you can screw in a keyboard slide out under the desk. One caveat though is that the height of the table isn't designed to include the slide out, so if you are on the taller side it may hit your legs or make it crowded.Edit: Bad memory, correct response is in my comment below.
2046046
The one I bought has a keyboard slide out in it. Mine has a door that you open and you pull the slide out.
2046047
If you buy the proper kit, are handy and the kit is designed to be added onto another desk then yes, you can screw in a keyboard slide out under the desk. One caveat though is that the height of the table isn't designed to include the slide out, so if you are on the taller side it may hit your legs or make it crowded. Edit: Bad memory, correct response is in my comment below.
2046048
The computer desk comes with a keyboard slide out. Very happy with this purchase.
2046049
There is already a keyboard slide out on the computer desk. It even comes already attached and hides behind the "drawer" with the big knob when not in use.
2046050
Mine had a Keyboard slide out tray. I like how this is made and how easy it was to assemble. The roll out keyboard was already attached...only had to attach the legs to the desk. It was also packaged very well. I would definitely buy from Winsome again.
2015894
The sliders have 4 3/4 " mounting brackets so you can mount the support board to place your keyboard on, i used a 3/4" x 3 foot wide particle board same length as the sliders.
1017357
Sorry about 1st answer was thinking about keyboard. The Venue is just snapped in. I used my fingernail at one corner to lift it out
51889
Yes, and it is NOT worth it. There are other better methods to do the same thing, just search around on google. This is a pain. The little piece that goes between the sides of the keyboard and magic trackpad is always slipping out. It doesn't resolve the problem of clicking the trackpad on a soft surface. Definitely keep looking. There are at least 2 alternatives both of which are better and a more reasonable price.
471344
Put your thumb on the bottom edge, under the middle tab, and push it up. The computer slides right out, the opposite of the way it slid in.
1185252
Yes. All you have to do is open the drawer, flip the drawer front down, and then the drawer serves as a slide-out keyboard platform.
764082
It is separate from the structure and dose not attach. Furthermore you can choose which side the keyboard drawer is on, Because the 2 tables are only connected by the arch in the middle.
1364743
There are 3 pegs in the base which clip into 3 holes in the bottom of the keyboard. (They are similar to the way a nail holds a picture frame to a wall) You'll want to push on the base towards the back of the keyboard until each of the 3 pegs release and then simply pull off.
1212561
There is no physical release. If properly installed, you just push (or pull) the shelf containing the keyboard and it slides in or out on tracks on both sides of the shelf.
1927353
of course! type in "pull out keyboard tray" and you'll see many options. good luck!
1994794
Yes..its a case with a keyboard that slides out. I bought it for my son who used it for a bit then stopped.
80166
the front of the keyboard has an extendable piece you can put on the front. it doesn't come attached and Ive never seen a reason to put it on
988186
I mounted the slide base to the bottom of the countertop and I have 3.5+" of clearance to slide the tray with my keyboard on it, under the counter top. You might also try adding a wooden spacer between the slide base and the bottom of you mounting area to give you more clearance.
626767
remove the keyboard, the bottom half of the case is Velcro so you should be able to just pull the bottom half open and your Surface RT should slide right out.
1499314
As I covered in my write up, I found the slide-out shelf to be a bit uncomfortable. I use a swivel shelf that attaches to the keyboard to be the answer. I go into more detail in my write up. Best of luck.
1446562
The best solution I have found is to epoxy two metal plates to the underside of the desk and then use sheet metal screws to attach the keyboard tray to the metal plates. A standard wood desktop is 3/4", but particle board may vary and is not a reliable material for trays of this style.
366318
No, it isn't. I also don't use the pull out for the keyboard, it makes me too far away from the computer and I can't read the screen.