Can the keyboard shelf be moved to the left, or must it be on the right as pictured? Thank you.
1043302
No, it cannot be moved. Otherwise, it is a very nice and spacious desk. I like it a lot. A word of caution: The two sections are shipped in two boxes and they are extremely heavy. You will need at least 3 or 4 stout individuals to unload it from the truck. I live on a second floor and I hired professional movers to get it there. Good luck if you decide to buy it. A very handsome desk.
1043303
Must be on right, unfortunately. We wanted to do the same. Maybe if you were handy with wood...
1043304
It must be on the right as pictured. It is a different size (3 or 4 inches larger) than the drawer on the left. This is a wonderful desk. I'm very happy with it. It is as good as desks that cost twice as much.
1043305
haven't tried because even though the desk looks beautiful, the alignment of drawers are not made well - the keyboard drawer falls off the tracks, the drawers don't slide nicely (especially if you move the desk to clean) and the finish chips. I've asked for touch up color and new drawer gliders, but they were unable to provide.
1043306
I must have an older version because I don't have a keyboard shelf. The location where one is pictured is simply another pull out drawer.
1043307
On the right only, but if you are handy, you might be able to relocate it as wanted. The CPU is on the right so your k board and mouse cords probably won't reach if you don't have wireless. Be careful when receiving, The packages were placed on a 'homemade' pallet that damaged the desk, and I did not notice until after shipper dropped it off. Have help to unpack and check condition before signing the delivery receipt.
877264
This stand is designed to be set and left. It takes a wrench to move it. You would be better off with a moveable desk.
1237111
I assume you mean for a PC or keyboard. It'd have to be a modification. Probably fastened to the main shaft. The stand is sturdy enough to take the load, but the manufacturer has more products on their website that include shelves. Take a look.
7290
Yes! I feel your pain, I kept looking and looking for the place and on the schematic it seems like it was on the part that made it turn from left to right. It is not there, it is actually in between the metal part somewhat hidden and recessed at the highest point of the articulating arm where it connects to the monitor and tray. Think of it this way, if the top/head of the arm was a donut... the adjusting weight screw is in the middle or hole of the "donut". Turning to the right adds tension. Make sure to adjust when you have your final monitors and keyboard as thats the weight you'll be working with me. Message me if you still need help.
1872635
During assembly you can decide whether to make it left or right hand return. The keyboard drawer only fits on the smaller (return) side.
882660
I purchased the set a few months ago and my husband put it together. He said it comes with instructions to put it on either side. I have it exactly as it shows in the picture, but the part on the right hand side can go to the left of the shelf/drawer.
1868585
If you are referring to the portion upon which the PC sits, then yes, you can set it up to be on either the right or left side. This desk is fantastic, very convenient, classy looking and goes with virtually any decor. the shelf for the key board pulls out and there is another shelf and I have placed my router and printer on it. Great for my uses and I'm very happy with it. hope this helps you.
62877
There really is no way to move it to the other side. Sauder does not recommend that you leave off the part all together. The desk has not been tested without it.
1025785
Screw holes are pre-drilled on the right side. I don't see any issue if you want to measure and pre-drill holes on the left to move the computer holder to the left side.
2061008
I did not even instal the keyboard tray (because I use a laptop), but I took a look now that you asked and I would say you can. You will just have to switch the initial metal bars from one side to the other.I hope this helps.
674883
Yes, there are holes in the four uprights that allow several options for positioning the keyboard shelf.
678724
I don't think you can put them on the other side because of the keyboard tray. It was an easy install though.
1088635
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.
94182
No it's not possible to move the shelves. They get screwed into pre drilled holes.
127420
Yep. All the pieces have the correct holes to be able to assemble it however you'd like to. You could put the keyboard tray on the side with the upper shelf, and you can put the shelf on the right side. I've had this desk for nearly a year, and I love it!
547325
In short yes, basically you could construct the desk in about every configuration you would want. Technically only one side has the holes to mount the keyboard tray. However, that being said, you can construct the desk in a number of different fashions, for example, I have my keyboard on the right-most wing. The two sides are pretty much identical and you could mount the quarter circle centerpiece to make it so that the desk is facing a number of ways.
1326580
The shelf under the keyboard does not seem to move-looks like it is permanent. Your monitor will definitely fit-the top shelf is adjustable and you can put it at the upper level, no problem