Is this wide enough for me to slip my laptop under? I want to put a keyboard on top with the main surface about 2 inches high so I can still see the s
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Yes, I think you could do this. with the legs completely collapsed there is already about a 2" space between the bottom and the surface you rest it on. If your laptop is wider that 15" you may have to lift the table up a bit to make more space
1396503
Yes- mine fits quite snugly, but there is a little space at the ends. If there weren't any space, it wouldn't stretch to actually put the computer in.
327991
No, it's not meant for a regular laptop. The stop at the front is not meant for something as heavy as that - it just slips down. If you try to use it opened up, the laptop sits and the wrong angle, making the keyboard up too high for comfortable typing on your lap. There are other great laptop desks out there. I use the Travelrite Portable Laptop Station by Workrite Ergonomics, and I love it.
1799517
Unless you tip it or knock it backwards, it should be all right. Because of the lip in the front and the pads at the perimeter, it is pretty secure and the lap top does not move. I use a 15" Mac Book Pro on the stand and I have no problems.
44082
I don't have the most precise measurement tools at my disposal, but the width between legs is roughly 16 1/2". You would be able to fit your keyboard underneath if you turn it slightly and then have approx. 2" to spare once it is underneath. The max height, as in underside clearance, is 5". The max height of the shelf upon which your monitor or whatever will sit is 6". Hope this helps. I'm still very happy with my purchase.
978709
The keyboard drawer slides out to 8" in front of the desktop. I tried my Toshiba and it will sit on the drawer with about 3" hanging over the front. The laptop keyboard is on the drawer, but the mouse pad is hanging over. The drawer hangs 2" below the desktop, so a folded laptop will fit under the desktop. If you can use it that way, it will fit. As far as strength wise, it is husky enough to hold the laptop.
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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).
820448
The worksurface part above the keyboard tray, is about 23" across. The keyboard tray below that is about 16 3/4". You'd have to measure your keyboard to know.
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When it is in the lowest position, I put the keyboard on the small pull out section below the monitor that sits right on the desk top and may be has a thickness of 1/2 inch. Look at the fourth picture on Amazon that shows this. Hope that is helpful.
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I don't think so. I measured mine and it is 15.75 inches across. It is about 12.5 inches deep, front to back. I think your computer will hang out over the sides and the back.
978707
I don't think it would. The pull out keyboard was the only part I had difficulty putting in. It locks whenever you try to pull it out (could be my workmanship) but even with I don't think it will pull out enough for lap top.
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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.
1877490
It may not fit all the way under (width-wise) because of the bottom support but it definitely sits high enough for a keyboard to fit part way under.
44081
If set at the max can definitely fit a keyboard under although you may have to put it in at an angle. Overall a well made product.
1877487
Definitely, there is about 3 inches of height clearance at the front of the stand and overhangs in front of the base of the stand by about 3 inches as well. If I slide my apple wireless keyboard under the stand until it touches the base about half the keyboard is covered by the overhanging stand. And there's room enough to type comfortably. I have the keyboard under the stand right now and I'm typing without hitting the laptop or stand. EDIT: Just in case I misunderstood your question, my answer above was assuming you meant could the keyboard sit in front of the base, but under the overhang. IF your question was could the keyboard actually sit ON the base of the stand and completely underneath the top of the stand then I would agree with answers below that say it's technically possible but the keyboard doesn't fit under there well, you won't be able to see the keyboard and your hands will hit against the top of the stand.
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I have to say, NO. The surface is very smooth and slippery.I have mine sitting on a table and my 17 Inch HP laptop slides a little until I get it positioned just right.
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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.