Any reason why I couldn't use this for a monitor and wireless keyboard as long as they fit and are under the weight limit?
907046
Yes, in concept. In reality, might be a bit crowded on the platform; I use a notebook/laptop and works great. You would want to clamp or secure the monitor so it doesn't topple off. And would need to be a smaller keyboard probably.
907047
So long as you don't worry about the vertical stability (tippiness) of the monitor, it would probably work ok. You might need to stabalize the monitor when raising or lowering the platform. I use mine with a laptop so never tried it with a separate monitor.
44081
If set at the max can definitely fit a keyboard under although you may have to put it in at an angle. Overall a well made product.
158852
Possible, are you looking to connect an eternal monitor and keyboards? You could just strap the laptop into the CPU area or but it on the keyboard tray. If no monitor is overkill
1999566
I measured the keyboard platform at a little under 19" wide. You might be able to leave off the end caps and make it fit leaving off the mouse platform. Seems risky. This thing is pretty flimsy: a couple of years after installation the platform has warped and the keyboard is not stable. I would not buy it again but it is not so bad I will replace it before it finally breaks.
290473
I use my Varidesk Single for a 25 inch monitor & keyboard. To try to answer your question I set a 20 pound HP Touchsmart 320 PC on it, and it seems fine.The Varidesk is sturdy and easy to use. I love being able to stand and work at my computer ! Mary
799517
It won't work for a monitor. I use it for a drawing tablet and a keyboard. Much more and it drops. I tried putting a 21" wacom tablet on there and sank.
1809321
No, I don't think so .... it's made for a Laptop ... I use it only for my Keyboard and Mouse to stand occasionally ... 10 pounds would be too much in my opinion
1281833
You would need some way to weight the base so that it didn't move or slide. It's really made to elevate the screen to a better height while using a keyboard at normal desk height.
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.
204555
I don't think it would fit a keyboard and a mouse...we have a 17 inch laptop and it fits that w a tiny amount of room left over
2267639
As long as the lower player doesn't mind the overhang, and the upper player keeps the top keyboard level, I don't see why not. Third criterion: you'll want the heavier keyboard to be the lower one. That said, you're probably better served by buying a pair of X stands for less total cost than the two-tier.
2135354
The base cannot be adjusted enough to allow a monitor to stand on it. In fact, when I opened my laptop on the shelf it covered up the monitor in it's clamp. There is also a weight limit, which I exceeded in the dual monitor station (plus laptop). When you exceed the weight limit the monitor and keyboard walk down the poll. If you have the right weight, it is fairly easy to raise and lower everything between a sitting and standing position.
1011206
It's as long as a full size desktop keyboard. So if it's going to extend well past the edge of the laptop; other than that there's not reason you couldn't use it as long as your laptop was on a desk/table/etc.
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.
1967909
Probably. But it is narrow so there would not be much room in front of the keyboard.
1717970
I have a very large Microsoft wireless keyboard and my mousepad barely fits without having to shift the keyboard to the extreme left side of the tray. Normal keyboards should have no trouble. Hope this helps.
361197
Works fine for them. Most similar desks have drawers insufficiently wide for a keyboard and mouse pad.