Please measure the dimensions of the area which could hold a keyboard tray...the depth, width and the height of the opening would be great! Thanks!
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I have monitor with stand and I can easily fit 2 keyboard one by one by it Thanks
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If you were to install a keyboard tray under the desktop between the drawers, that space is 26 1/2" wide and 16 5/8" deep. The depth of the desk is actually 23 5/8", but there is a short "modesty panel" that drops down from the desktop. If you need the height of the space, for any reason, the sides of the drawers are 5 3/8" high.
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I have monitor with stand and I can easily fit 2 keyboard one by one by itThanks
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The width of the laptop is no problem and the vertical clearance is good with the laptop unopened. With the keyboard tray extended to the front of the desk, I have about 7 inches of tray extended in front of the desk.That may not be enough room to open the laptop for use. You might test that just using a shelf or flat surface and putting 7inches of the open laptop on the shelf and check the balance. Hope this helps. Wes
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Hi Wendy, I don't have the exact measurements with me, but I believe that drawer should be wide enough to hold a keyboard.
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I'm not sure the exact measurement. My keyboard slides under easily with some room to spare.
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I just measured my cube mate's space as I ordered it for her. She has it in the area that is the widest part of the cube desk where it forms a "V." The unit seems to take up to about 26" with the way she has the keyboard set up, if it is not in the standup position. If you use it standing up all the time, it might work as the unit is about 19" at the base. It will be very close though. I hope this helps.
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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.
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Keyboard tray measures 22"x 11". It slides under the desk top(when not in use) so you loss the use of a couple of inches on the top of the tray when you slide the keyboard out. I have a standard size wireless keyboard & have no problems with it. Hope this helps.
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The tray is 12" deep by 23.5" wide inside the drawer rails. You might be able to get something a full 24" wide on it without trouble. Fits my wife's keyboard and mouse just fine.
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The tray (which I use for a keyboard, not a laptop) is 16.5 W X 10.75 D, with a 1/2 inch lip so it can be at any angle you adjust it to. The removable mouse tray, which can be slipped into a notch on either side of the keyboard tray, is 5.75 W x 6.25 D. The height is adjustable as well. I keep it at 8 inches for standing atop my desk.
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The keyboard tray is about 12 inches deep (that's more than your keyboard) and about 19.5 inches wide at the narrowest point (in the middle where the tray curves in) and 21.5 inches wide where the flares out at time and bottom of the tray. See product photos to see how tray is shaped -- it's not a perfect rectangle. So depending on where your keyboard feet are, and whether you extend the feet or use it flat, it may work just fine. My chair also has rounded foam arms. But once the Mobo arm rests are attached properly, they will level based on how they are tightened. I have no problem. The arm rests are very firmly attached on top of the rounded foam arms, which are recessed within the Mobo arm rests. The keyboard tray is about 12 inches deep (that's more than your keyboard) and about 19.5 inches wide at the narrowest point (in the middle where the tray curves in) and 21.5 inches wide where the flares out at time and bottom of the tray. See product photos to see how tray is shaped -- it's not a perfect rectangle. So depending on where your keyboard feet are, and whether you extend the feet or use it flat, it may work just fine. My chair also has rounded foam arms. But once the Mobo arm rests are attached properly, they will level based on how they are tightened. I have no... » Read More The keyboard tray is about 12 inches deep (that's more than your keyboard) and about 19.5 inches wide at the narrowest point (in the middle where the tray curves in) and 21.5 inches wide where the flares out at time and bottom of the tray. See product photos to see how tray is shaped -- it's not a perfect rectangle. So depending on where your keyboard feet are, and whether you extend the feet or use it flat, it may work just fine. My chair also has rounded foam arms. But once the Mobo arm rests are attached properly, they will level based on how they are tightened. I have no problem. The arm rests are very firmly attached on top of the rounded foam arms, which are recessed within the Mobo arm rests. « Show Less
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It does not come with a keyboard tray, but you can get one online or at any office supply store to meet your needs.If you were to install a keyboard tray under the desktop between the drawers, that space is 26 1/2" wide and 16 5/8" deep. The depth of the desk is actually 23 5/8", but there is a short "modesty panel" that drops down from the desktop. If you need the height of the space, for any reason, the sides of the drawers are 5 3/8" high.
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Hi Mike,The keyboard slide out tray is 11 5/8" x 35", I am still very happy with this desk.
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Probably so....if you could get the desk delivered in one piece! I had two of these delivered and both were damaged on arrival. After the second I gave up. This is a very heavy piece of furniture though so it would probably hold the keyboard tray with no problem.
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The Keyboard tray is 27.5 in. wide and 15.5 in. deep when opened. Our keyboard is 18 wide. so I think you have plenty of room for a keyboard and a mouse.
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Just by looking at it I would think so - all of the edges are straight so you should be able to get the keyboard tray on the other side (assuming that's what you're asking?).
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The keyboard tray is 21" wide. the mouse tray adds an additional 7 1/2" in width. Hope this helps. If you don't have use for the mouse tray, it will slide under the keyboard tray.
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I believe the answer is "yes", assuming your keyboard is no bigger than 11 1/2 inches by about 18 inches (allowing about 6 x 10 for a mouse). The wrist guard/support is not attached to the tray when it arrives. One can decide not to use it, which is the choice I made. I did choose to use an old wrist support for the mouse, however. By the way, I also chose not to attach the keyboard to the tray, because the keyboard is wireless. I've been very satisfied with this product, after years of putting up with cheap plastic trays which didn't last. Hope this helped.