Does it attach underneath the desk.? My desk has no sides. Is the wrist rest removable?
576903
It attaches under the desk. I love it. Not heavy and great to use. The wrist rest comes out.
576904
Yes, it attaches under the desk top. No desk sides required. I would definitely suggest putting it on the lowest level, so you have the most hand room. Yes, the wrist rest is removable.
1595010
A keyboard will slide under it, but not in the usable way unless you have a small keyboard (mine is 16" long). If you want it just for storage, the height under the drawer to the desk is sufficient to allow the keyboard to fit under the tray, but you need to slide it the long way.
466975
Yes. The desk is deep enough for your monitors, keyboard, mouse and your wrists.
1235027
No, it's not removable..., and yes, it does get in the way somewhat,,,,,,,,still usable, and a nice desk.
94369
1) The wrist pad can be removed by taking off screws at the bottom; 2) Do you mean the depth of the desk needed to put the mechanism of the keyboard tray? If so, the depth (from front to back) needs to be at least 17.1".
1554780
Hi Blake.The shelf is at best average and does not have a wrist rest.My wife uses it and is able to sit higher than the shelf itself.It doesn't slide out completely evenly on both sides, but overall it works.Hope this helps.-Nick
420405
This sits on top of your desk. It is weighted and freestanding, it does not attach to your desk.
703596
It will mount on the underside of any desk that you can drive a screw into. It has to be a flat surface with no obstruction, and wide enough. If you cannot tip the desk up on its back side, you will have to lie down on you back and drill pilot holes with an electric drill and then drive the screws in with a screwdriver or a bit on an electric drill or electric screwdriver. There is no template for the placement of the holes, so you will need one person to hold it up and another to mark the location of the holes with a pointy magic marker. It took me about 20 minutes to install it, and it works just fine. I bought a wrist rest separately and recommend that. It will mount on the underside of any desk that you can drive a screw into. It has to be a flat surface with no obstruction, and wide enough. If you cannot tip the desk up on its back side, you will have to lie down on you back and drill pilot holes with an electric drill and then drive the screws in with a screwdriver or a bit on an electric drill or electric screwdriver. There is no template for the placement of the holes, so you will need one person to hold it up and another to mark the location of the holes with a pointy magic marker. It took me about 20 minutes to install it, and it... » Read More It will mount on the underside of any desk that you can drive a screw into. It has to be a flat surface with no obstruction, and wide enough. If you cannot tip the desk up on its back side, you will have to lie down on you back and drill pilot holes with an electric drill and then drive the screws in with a screwdriver or a bit on an electric drill or electric screwdriver. There is no template for the placement of the holes, so you will need one person to hold it up and another to mark the location of the holes with a pointy magic marker. It took me about 20 minutes to install it, and it works just fine. I bought a wrist rest separately and recommend that. « Show Less
1991516
Yes. My unit was delivered with the wrist-rest not attached to the keyboard. I have never connected it to my keyboard.
2242905
my key board has no area for a wrist support, my bead rest sets on my desk below the keyboard
466974
You have plenty of room to move the keyboard around on the desk. You can rest your wrist on the desk, the keyboard or a wrist cushion if you would like. I actually use a wireless keyboard and mouse so i can move them completely off of the desk and use the desk to review/write on reports.
377840
The raised edge seems pretty permanent. It came attached already (one of the few things that does!!) when I opened the package. I think if you try to remove it you will damage the surface of the desk. I use a flat keyboard there with my computer on the right side of the desk--the raised part doesn't really get in my way so much since I am usually standing up so my hands are angled down.
296659
I was able to install the tray in a way that allowed me to push it back as far as I want with the keyboard still on, to hide it under the desk. It's not very practical to do that with the mouse on because it will probably fall off while pushing the tray back. Mine is wireless so I just put it on my desk. Hope this helps.
1168129
It slides out great from under the desk! I am glad that I purchased this item! I LOVE IT!!!!
1690703
That would depend on where you have it fastened. Mine is fastened to the desk top, and can be lowered a little bit lower than the desktop, but is not in a position where it could fit underneath it.
650049
Yes the wrist pad(s) can be removed. Don't know how thick the desk has to be.
88911
The wrist rests come unattached. They are taped on with strong double-sided tape, but if you don't attach them, then you should be good.