How deep is the keyboard tray? Can you use a laptop on it?
1675715
It depends on the size of the laptop, i can fit a standard non-gaming laptop, i think 15" is the biggest laptop you would want to use. Hope this helps.
1675716
Don't know what size your laptop is or how deep it is but on the keyboard tray the back would rest against the desk edge and have about 9" of room forward before the edge goes off the tray.
1675717
The keyboard tray is 11.5 inches deep. However, the real problem would be that the tray doesn't come out fully but only about 8 inches. So if you try to open the lid (monitor) of the laptop, it will not fully open as it will hit the working surface on top of the tray.
1675718
The keyboard tray extends about 8" past the glass desktop. My 15.4" laptop will set on it when open but it but it overhangs the edge. The tray itself measures 11 3/4" deep and 26" wide so a closed laptop would fit.
1675719
You should [place the laptop on the top level of desk. I own a different configuration of these desks. I love my desk.
2177233
Depth of the workstation is fixed and cannot be adjusted. Dimensions of keyboard tray and optional extra shelf is how far it comes out from attached surface( approximately 1 foot) . Adjustments on this are for monitors ( two- way angle tilt) and vertical height of workstation.
1418275
The tray is 21-1/4" wide. We have a full size ergo keyboard on it with number pad and there is room to spare.
1891898
The keyboard tray is about 26." A full size keyboard and mouse pad fit well.
1273583
Height wise...yes. Lenthwise, probably not unless you have one of those tablet type keyboards. I measured it side to side usable underneath space available and only came up with 15". My keyboard is a little less than 18" inches lengthwise, and it will not fit under. I guess they wanted to make sure it would fit on any computer desk. I have seen some that would allow you to do this, but they are a lot bigger overall.
1432909
I just measured it, and the platform is about 6.5" deep. Yours might still work and just hang off a little on the back. The tray comes with some special velco-like strips to keep the keyboards in place.
954394
Shari, the keyboard tray is 36" in length and is 11 1/2" in width(which is all usable space). It pulls out 8 1/2" from the front of the desk top. You are most welcome.
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.
98717
The top of the tray keyboard is 8 1/2" above the desk. The keyboard itself sits another inch above that. It's a great setup for the price.
1707869
I just measured it. If you put the tray on the bottom level you will need 4.25" (10.75cm) clearance underneath the desk (underside of desk to underside of tray). This gives you exactly 2.5" (6.25cm) of clearance for keyboard/mouse (underside of desk to top surface of tray).
579558
The keyboard tray is just wide enough for the keyboard to sit perfectly on it. It's a standard size for a keyboard tray.
2213156
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.
1155482
About 9 and 1/4 inches from the center w/ just under 3 inches between shelf and keyboard. Also, the keyboard tray is about 39 inches wide. The advantage is there is lots of room for stuff on your keyboard tray. The disadvantage is there is always lots of stuff on your keyboard tray.
342875
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.
986953
The keyboard "tray" is cantilevered under the top surface. Thus its real usable dimensions are 7 1/2" x 20 1/2".
820454
The keyboard tray is 17.25 inches long by 9.25 inches deep. The mouse tray extends out another 8.5 inches more.
1707871
From the bottom of my desk to the bottom of the tray it's exactly 2 inches. I have a slim keyboard so it's nice and tight to my desk with plenty of leg room underneath.