Should the length of keyboard need to be taken in consideration? . Scissor Lift work functionally on the desk?
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Yes, it should fit the length of your keyboard and mouse. It sits on top of the desk.Rehab Solutions
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Hmmm, assuming your aim is to keep the computer on the lapdesk, this is going to depend on your chair. It would have to be deep from front to back or with the arm height for you to pull it off. The lap desk is super simple and thin and you can work in many situations. Currently I am using it in the tub (though not advisable because it's not water proof). I think it's worth getting to see what you need to do to make it work, but it alone will not be the solution, it will have to work in partnership with your chair ergonomics.I think I understand the question better now. I use it directly on my lap on my bed and fit two laptop computers on it so that's plenty of room for a mouse and keyboard. Hmmm, assuming your aim is to keep the computer on the lapdesk, this is going to depend on your chair. It would have to be deep from front to back or with the arm height for you to pull it off. The lap desk is super simple and thin and you can work in many situations. Currently I am using it in the tub (though not advisable because it's not water proof). I think it's worth getting to see what you need to do to make it work, but it alone will not be the solution, it will have to work in partnership with your chair ergonomics.I think I understand the question better now. I use it... » Read More Hmmm, assuming your aim is to keep the computer on the lapdesk, this is going to depend on your chair. It would have to be deep from front to back or with the arm height for you to pull it off. The lap desk is super simple and thin and you can work in many situations. Currently I am using it in the tub (though not advisable because it's not water proof). I think it's worth getting to see what you need to do to make it work, but it alone will not be the solution, it will have to work in partnership with your chair ergonomics.I think I understand the question better now. I use it directly on my lap on my bed and fit two laptop computers on it so that's plenty of room for a mouse and keyboard. « Show Less
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There's a pull out keyboard rest - as long as the cabinet is under 25 inches in height it should work
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It might be about 2 inches wider than normal, I would say its not much bigger than a normal keyboard.
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I think the thickness would not be an issue. there is about 2 1/2 to 3 inches clearance for height. I have a standard full size keyboard with about an inch and a half on either side of the keyboard. Hope that helps. I love having the keyboard mounted under my desk top.
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It should. I installed it on the desk and not the return. The keyboard shows it was actually designed to be mounted to the return piece. I just had to drill the holes and attach. As long as your desk is made of good wood it should work.
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no, a portion of the keyboard tray will stick out if you use a shorter 17" track. The desk depth will determine what track length you can use.
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Hi, Jeff. The keyboard's thin 6.4-millimeter profile makes desk or lap use very comfortable.
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It's a little over 7" from the top of my desk to the base of the keyboard. From the base of the plate that is attached to the underside of the desk to the bottom of the keyboard is just about 12". It is great. The only two things is this: 1. this is not a keyboard issue but make sure that you can lift your monitor up because for taller people the angle of the monitor may not be correct when standing up. 2. the only complaint I have is that it does not swivel side to side. Make sure that you have it installed EXACTLY where you want it to be because moving it side to side is not possible (unless I just don't know how to do this). Other than that, this is strong, durable, heavy material. I am standing up right now using it and I love it.
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Well that is an awfully short table! I actually move my keyboard to the lower shelf that sits on the desk and the mouse to the side when I need to sit. Otherwise I put it on the top platform as pictured when standing.
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Not for me. If you account for the depth of a typical desk and the distance you will stand back to use the keyboard, it is about the same as sitting.
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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.
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Yeap, fits mine alright. But do check the depth of the desk vs our computer; plus the positioning of the keyboard.
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I took off the try. I found it to be in the way. I am almost 6 feet tall and when I pull the deszk up to my standing height it comes out to the edge of my desk. I use the top of the veridesk for my keyboard and mouse. I bought wireless. I am very happy with the desk purchase. Price is more than fair. A few people in the office have a more expensive standing desk and it is not as stable or flexible.
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I haven't tried that---hopefully someone will and share their results. In the meantime, it's worth noting that purchasing an adjustable bench can help you achieve a comfortable keyboard height relative to your seat height. At least this is how I managw, because the minimum height of this keyboard-stand is far too high for any other chair in my room.
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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.
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It depends on the length of the chair arms. I have an average office style chair and the arms extend out from the edge of the chair cushioned back 1Ft 5inches. The mouse rests flip outward, giving you (roughly) another 6 inches before the edge of the keyboard tray, which rests easily on the rubber glides underneath. There is enough play that I can almost put the tray out almost 18inches away and it still rests on both rubber glides on the mouse rest edges. It could be even more if you rig extensions onto the tops of the arms, strapping them in place with pipe ties.