What are the dimension, especially of the keyboard tray? And how heavy of a monitor will the top support?
513606
normal sized laptop and it is quite a easy to change systemi don't have the measurements here though
513607
Keyboard stand is 16.5 x 11 flat surface and the height is adjustable. The monitor stand holds a standard flat screen type but would not hold a bulky, heavy monitor
513608
normal sized laptop and it is quite a easy to change system i don't have the measurements here though
148725
It's a fairly heavy keyboard shelf. I've purchased 3 of them and the smallest of the three desktops was one inch thick. Excellent product!
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.
1459718
The distance between the keyboard and monitor is about 11". As for changing the dist. there are 2 grooves that run down the monitor stand but I am not certain how to adjust it - but there must be a way to do it.
1225463
keyboard tray = 29in height from the floor to the top = 30in Great product, good looking too... enjoy
1616008
The space allowed for a monitor (or in my case All-In-One computer) is about 27" wide by 22.5" tall. Works just fine for a flat screen, wouldn't recommend it for one of the old behemoth CRT's unless you want your nose about 2 inches from the glass. It is a very sturdy construction that doesn't wobble when you type; though again, a sixty pound monitor might skew the equation. Probably one of the most functional and good looking computer desks we've bought, and we've gone through a lot; fits perfectly into an empty corner.
1988989
I don't know the exact weight, but one person can probably lift it onto a desk -- and two people could do it quite easily. Basically, it's heavy enough to be a firm foundation for your keyboard and monitor, and to not rattle and vibrate as you type. The word I would use is 'solid'.
44086
U shld B able to obtain the specs on line. My recollection is that the height is 6 or 7 inches. Nice and high. You can see from the photo that there is plenty of room underneath for your keyboard to stick out, if the 18 inches is a bit too long. You just angle it, move it under, and straighten it back out. My keyboard is 18 inches. I slot my laptop underneath, closed, using an HDMI cable, and the whole setup works like a desktop, with my monitor on top. When I want to eat and need room, I angle my keyboard and shift it underneath, on top of my laptop. Great product!
1064294
The monitor will be lifted for about 5 inch. if you put the keyboard on the lower deck, it is about 3/4 inch thick. Hope this helps.
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.
464166
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.
1750213
About 31 inch / 79 cm Can carry a lot of weight Amazingly great product! I also use it as a keyboard stand :)
864672
It is 27 1/2"W x 19"D x 24 1/2"H (Height is up to the keyboard tray, not the desktop)
704238
The keyboard drawer is approx. 23 1/2 in side to side and approx 8 in front to back. I use a laptop so the keyboard drawer is uses for papers and such instead of a keyboard. The desk top itself is approx 24 1/4 in. side to side and 19 in. front to back. From the floor to the keyboard tray it is approx. 24 1/4 in. with the wheels. From the floor to the top of the desk is approx. 28 1/4 in. with the wheels. I personally have found this to be a very sturdy desk to fit all my needs and it rolls just fine on our very thick padded carpeting. I don't have the side board that is for a tower on my desk as I use a laptop and simply took that off, though it could be used to hold a trash can or something else if you have a laptop. I find the desk is lightweight enough that I can move it from my living room to my child's school room for when she is doing school. I will say that the keyboard drawer does not come out very far. It slides out to only about 3 1/2 in. though it is 8 in from front to back. So that is 5 in of it that is still underneathe the desktop. While there is plenty of room for your fingers if you know where the keys on your keyboard are, if you are a hunt and peck typist, this could be an issue.
1203901
We have ours sitting on my computer desk--the footprint is not any larger than a monitor. I use the keyboard/mouse set up but can still swipe if I have to. My advice about mounting -- make sure you have the support board nailed to joists just to insure it would not pull out. The shipping weight was 23 pounds as I remember.
205276
Honestly, do not recall the exact depth, but it easily fits a monitor with stand. Son has 2 monitors and a 40" flat screen tv set up on his (as well as other misc stuff), it is really good sized. Also, he doesn't use the keyboard drawer (didn't like how it fit with his chair) so his keyboard is also on the desk with plenty of room to spare.
1575239
The front edge of the keyboard tray is about 16" from the monitors, that puts your eyes between 24 and 27 inches from the monitors. It is about 25 inches when you are standing, at least for me.