How wide are the legs? I want to actually slide my laptop keyboard 'under' the cross bar and set my separate keyboard on top.
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Hi, Ralph. The legs or side pieces can be adjusted to be either 6 or 9 inches apart, so if I understand you correctly, the stand would not be wide enough for you to slide the keyboard under the crossbar. In addition, the crossbar only sits about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch above the tabletop, so you probably wouldn't have enough clearance. Hope this helps.
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When snapped into the crossbar, the distance between the legs is 8.5 inches.
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The legs are only 8.5" wide, so not possible unless you have a VERY small laptop...the crossbar would also get in the way.
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They are just under 5 1/2 inches apart and will not fit. The whole idea about a laptop stand is to help raise the monitor up just a little bit so you won't have to bend over as much while working on a laptop hopefully for temporary use only. If you have a separate keyboard already, and do not have access to a complete set up, your best option is to put the laptop up high enough on a stand, shelf, or reams of paper so you maintain a straight neck line and correct posturing while typing. please visit https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/etools/computerworkstations/positions.html for good posture at a work station. They are just under 5 1/2 inches apart and will not fit. The whole idea about a laptop stand is to help raise the monitor up just a little bit so you won't have to bend over as much while working on a laptop hopefully for temporary use only. If you have a separate keyboard already, and do not have access to a complete set up, your best option is to put the laptop up high enough on a stand, shelf, or reams of paper so you maintain a straight neck line and correct posturing while typing. please visit https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/etools/computerworkstations/positions.html for good posture at... » Read More They are just under 5 1/2 inches apart and will not fit. The whole idea about a laptop stand is to help raise the monitor up just a little bit so you won't have to bend over as much while working on a laptop hopefully for temporary use only. If you have a separate keyboard already, and do not have access to a complete set up, your best option is to put the laptop up high enough on a stand, shelf, or reams of paper so you maintain a straight neck line and correct posturing while typing. please visit https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/etools/computerworkstations/positions.html for good posture at a work station. « Show Less
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6 1/8" TO TOP OF STAND. BELOW STAND clearance IS 21 3/4" WIDE. 4 3/8" HIGH (TO BOTTOM OF PULL OUT TRAY). My Logitech keyboard is only just over 17 1/2" wide.
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The footprint of the base is 24'' deep which includes the extra 5.75'' "feet" that comes out to add stability. The keyboard tray and these feet would likely stick out a bit but if that's not a concern then you should be fine.
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width is 23 1/2", length is 39", keyboard pull out is 11 1/2" inches. Mine is not the one in the picture though....
2052196
The inside width between the legs is 18 3/4" so your keyboard won't fit, but there is a 27" version of this shelf that should work just fine for you. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-109435-27-5-Inch-9-5-Inch-Desktop/dp/B00AJHCRCI/ref=cm_cr_pr_sims_t/178-1345040-2633023
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The width of the keyboard shelf is 25 5/16". When the keyboard table is pulled out as far as it will go, the exposed depth measures 12" with another 3" overlapped by the desk. I think that may be why the pull out keyboard shelf feels so solid because the back 3" has that extra support.
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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.
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it has rubber like pads on top to keep the keyboard from faling off of it. I like itthe only one I can find that would give me leg room, and I have 88 key Keyboardyou can adjust the width to any keyboard and the height. You can slide the keyboardaround, but some resistance, I can't find any other one like this for sale, so I am happy with it.works great
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Sort of, there are 5 height settings, at its lowest setting the bars to rest the keyboard are the furthest apart (34 1/2in), so you couldn't fit the keyboard at this setting. This height is one I like because you can sit in a standard chair and play. The next height setting up, the bars are 30 1/2 in across, then the next setting they are 25 1/2in. The 4th setting they are 20in across, which would work for your keyboard, but you would have to stand to play because your keyboard would be 3 feet off the ground. It's a great keyboard stand, but I don't recommend it for your keyboard
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Yeah that's wrong, it goes across the entire bottom side of my keyboard. It is well over a foot (whatever the length of your normal keyboard is). Good question!- MoistGamer
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Mine measures 12.5" on the long side. I had to go out to our donation pile to measure this because I finally got frustrated with the uneven touch of the various keys. I recently have replaced it with an HP USB keyboard, also from amazon.com but it is 14.75" wide.
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You can fit a regular size keyboard, and a mouse pad next to it..no problem.
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The inside dimension space is 18-1/2" wide and the bottom of the pull out tray is 2-1/4" up from the desk top. Although the pull-out tray is high enough to fit the keyboard underneath, my keyboard is 19" wide so I have to slide it in diagonally for it to fit. Please note that the pull out tray has no back on it so everytime you pull it out, things in the tray would fly out the back. I secured a cardboard back to the tray and it works fine now.
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No it won't fit width wise , unless you turn laptop sideways and slide it under drawer. Width between the legs is 15 1/4 inches wide and 14 1/2 inches deep. but it will probably stick out about 2 inches or so.
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The shelf is a shade under 16" and is about 1/2" shy of being able to hold the keyboard and magic trackpad side by side.Are you trying to fit a wireless keyboard and separate numeric keypad or an Apple one-piece keyboard / numeric keypad combo? I don't know the dimensions on that.
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The inside width between the legs is 18 3/4" so your keyboard won't fit, but there is a 27" version of this shelf that should work just fine for you. Here's the link: Monoprice 109435 27.5-Inch by 9.5-Inch Multi Media Desktop Stand
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Your best bet is to use a 1/4" piece of plywood cut to fit on the tier, then put the small keyboard on that, so that your overall stand width isn't at the minimum. The narrowest you can set the whole unit is about 22" (outside to outside.)