Has anyone tried to attach a keyboard tray to this? I measured one keyboard tray mount I have laying around and its a little too deep at 22"....
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My daughter uses hers with a laptop. I think a keyboard would get in the way of the shelf.
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No I have not tried. We use it to do homework. My son has an Ikea table/chair in his bedroom for his computer.
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If you cannot find a keyboard tray thin enough, try a laptop pillow which has a flat tray on a pillow that would wedge in there on a tilt position. Measure your entry area first - laptop trays are different sizes (width and height) and some have a little tray depth, or a pencil holder that MIGHT grip the keyboard feet (useful for tipping a keyboard). - Old Geek response
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Maybe the one I got was a newer design, but there were pre-drilled holes for the keyboard tray on both sides. I put mine on the longer side, so that I could put my dual monitor setup on the it.
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I have the Microsoft Ergonomic keyboard and I can use it fine, but it does not quite fit. The two legs on the top hang off the top of the keyboard tray. This works for me as I just provide the tilt with the keyboard tray and the legs keep the keyboard firmly in place. In the center the keyboard tray is 7.5", but the top is an arc with the sides dropping to 6.5". The width works fine at a little over 19". Hope this helps you out.
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Mine sticks out less than 1/2", I've never even noticed that until now when I checked with a ruler. I think that could be avoided during install if your desk is deep enough though. Still very happy with my tray and would purchase another without question.
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The keyboard tray is approximately 24" wide (exact measurement is 24 1/4"). Hope this helps!
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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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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.
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The bracket in which the tray slides back and forth is exactly 18" long. As long as you have the 18" behind 1.5" strip, to the back of the desk, it will work. The "arm" which comes down from the sliding bracket would reach below the strip and out towards you. Normally, one uses the keyboard below the surface level of the desk. The only impediment would be if you tried to raise the tray straight up level with the desk top. Then, it might not work.
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The keyboard tray is approximately 9 1/2" deep. It extends about 8 1/2" from the front of the desk. I find it works fine for my keyboard with plenty of room on the side for the mouse with a pad.
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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.
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The depth is 23.5" and the height clearance under the keyboard shelf is 23-24". There is a detachable, padded part of the shelf that is meant to be held in your lap, the padding sticks out from the bottom and so there is some variance in the ground to shelf clearance.
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The depth distance between screws is 9 inches, however the total depth when the keyboard is closed is almost 17 inches. I have mine mounted under 24 inch workspace.
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The depth of your desktop really determines the length of the track you should choose. If the track length is too long it'll stick out past the front edge of the desk you won't be able to push the keyboard tray back under the desk to hide it. Hope this makes sense.
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It says in two places in the description that it adjusts 2" above the insertion level, and 5.5" below. I wish it would adjust a few more inches up, but 2" will be perfect anyway for my desk. Hope that helps..! P.S. Plus, I love the articulating mouse rest that you can swivel to float above your keyboard - that is a huge ergonomic advantage, as my right hand gets very tired from its mousing position way to the right of the kb. Since I only use the number pad infrequently, one can swing it out of the way when you need to. Plus, I need that 17" shorter mounting surface, as my desk is not deep enough for the 22" ones that are more prevalent.
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no, a portion of the keyboard tray will stick out if you use a shorter 17" track. The desk depth will determine what track length you can use.
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Not too easy. You'll need to loosen the screws on the left end (possibly the center also) enough to allow the bar that holds the tray in place to slip through. Those bars have been shaped to fit the contour of the glass supports. Cross sectioned, it would be similar to this: O)=====(O where the "O" are the glass supports and the ")===(" is the keyboard tray bar.
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I also won't purchase now knowing that it can't be mounted. The default stand will get in the way of my keyboard / desktop-working-space. When a new version is made that can be mounted, please let us know.