How far does the key board tray extend? I"m petite with short arms.
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From the most forward portion of the top, the slide out portion extends 7 1/2" on the coater computer desk I have.
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It extends half the depth of the whole tray-Have never had a problem with it not being enough or too much
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I measure it at a bit over 5/8". Note that the base of the arm that rides along the track is ~2 7/8" tall, so presuming you expect to move the keyboard base in and out on the track, you need 3" clearance. But then the whole keyboard tray can drop even lower, by another 5-6" at least, so your minimum clearance depends on how you expect to operate both the base moving in the track and also the tray position in the base when you move it.
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I have a pretty standard 104-key keyboard (alphabet next to numpad), and there is absolutely no room for a mouse. We're talking two inches, maybe. The keyboard tray is this desk's downfall. It is not wide enough for anything besides one keyboard, and it doesn't clear the glass above it enough to allow for a comfortable use of a wrist cushion.
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The keyboard tray itself is 17.25" across the top and 16.5" across the bottom. It is 9.25" deep. Then there is a mouse shelf that attaches to the end (on either side) which is 7.5" wide and 7.75" deep. I have a standard keyboard plus a wrist pad across the front and they both fit just fine.
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18" keyboard will not fit underneath. Rough measurement is 17". I believe max clearance height is 4'. Hope this helps.
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I pulled out my tape measure and the most narrow spot on the tray is 20 inches, so your keyboard might bleed a little over each edge id you center it. However it does have an hourglass shape and the top and bottom measure 22 inches. My keyboard is 21 inches and have no issues don't imagine the extra quarter inch bleed on each side would be an issue. About the rounded arms, yes it will work although it takes a bit more tweaking to get it to be level.
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My rough measurement was about 32" across so you should have plenty of room for your keyboard. Good luck!
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Hello, it does not extend very far at all. Just the depth of the keyboard is all.
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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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31 1/2" approx. by itself. 57 1/2" total if you include the corner section. There is an option to install the keyboard tray on either the short or long section. Hope this helps
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If you mount according to directions, the slide is at the edge of the bottom of hte desk. The drawer adjustment knob is then in front of the desk if you have it all the way up. And it can extend another 1-2" out in front of the desk, if you want. The tray can raise so that the bottom of the tray, so the bottom of your keyboard, is about flush with the bottom of the desk edge.
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I have the feet of ,mine up against the wall and the keyboard sits out about 2 feet. I hope that helps
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The tray is 12" deep by 23.5" wide inside the drawer rails. You might be able to get something a full 24" wide on it without trouble. Fits my wife's keyboard and mouse just fine.
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I'm not sure the exact measurement. My keyboard slides under easily with some room to spare.
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The spot where the keyboard sits in mine measures 20.75 inches wide and 10 inches front to back. Mine measures 2 & 15/16 inches from the bottom of the desk to the tray. I'm using the middle setting on the bracket so you could get about another half inch of clearance by using the bottom setting.
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I don't know I have a 88keyboard on it and my keyboard is a few inches widershortest Very short, but I cannot take my system apart just to find that answer, too much equipment and computers and monitorsto do that.
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The tray area is long enough (20.5") and deep enough (11.5"). I think ergonomic keyboards are usually raised a bit more than standard, so it couldn't be higher than (2.5"). Any higher than that and it will be scraping the desk. Measure how high your keyboard is. Those are the other measurements of what this tray can hold. I hope that helps.