How does the mouse "shelf" attach to the underside of the keyboard tray (screws, what kind, how many, etc.)?
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It's built into the tray. I don't believe it's removable, but when it's pushed all the way in, it only extends beyond the tray about 1-1/8". I hope this helps.
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The mouse tray retracts under the keyboard tray. It has four plastic washer-like pins held to the mouse tray (front and rear) with steel machine screws. It slides in steel brackets fastened under the keyboard tray that are also fastened with four steel machines screws. It is holding up well. (I'm pleased with it.)
112381
I have a regular keyboard on it and it just barely fits. The keyboard tray does not come out very far. I have the mouse up above. Other then that I am pretty happy with it.
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There is already a keyboard slide out on the computer desk. It even comes already attached and hides behind the "drawer" with the big knob when not in use.
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The inside dimensions where the keyboard sits is 20.5" wide. From metal slide to metal slide (attaching to the underside of the desk is about 22". The mouse tray is additional length, connecting to the bottom of the keyboard tray (choose on right or left side). That mouse tray slides out to a maximum of 9.5 addtional inches, but slides in easily if wanted shorter. I have my keyboard tray connected to my desk as LOW as it can go and the tray sits 2.75 inches from the underside of my desk. The mouse tray is 3.5 inches from the underside of the desk. I hope this gives you a better idea of the measurements of the product. I have been using mine every day since purchased and have had no problems at all with it, measurements are the most important of course, depending on the desk. It was just the right size for my desk. I hope this helps. Best, Richard
1883225
Yes.I see pre-holes to install the keyboard tray in the left side too, as well as in the right side and center.
1426355
27 1/2" to top surface of keyboard tray (with wheels 90% screwed in) - potentially a fraction lower
1717968
Although the keyboard tray has room for the mouse but we keep it on the desk.As there is lot of room on the top of the desk.
1901698
It does not attach. There are rubber stoppers on the top posts on which the keyboard sits and they keep it from sliding. Pretty sturdy actually. Our keyboard is on the heavy side too... If you bought a real cheap lightweight board you may be wobbly regardless and might want to put it on a table until you have a heavy one (I can lift my keyboard but it is pretty heavy and big).
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I put in a 1 x 3 inch pine board that was glued and screwed underneath my desk. Then I screwed the keyboard holder into the 1 x 3 inch board.
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You really just have to pull them all the way out, they will then stay there and you can use your keyboard/mouse with no problems. Conversely, push the tray in and they'll lock in that position as well. They should be fairly tough to push in and out, so they'll stay in their corresponding position. I hope that helps and makes sense...
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The keyboard tray came assembled on the desk top. The legs had to be put on, but they included an Allen wrench. It went together very easy.
1114849
No, its for the desk :( Pretty sure there are wall mounts the have laptop trays/mounts. Could look into wall mounted component shelves too, there's a ton of those on Amazon.
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That is the usable space available. It is large enough to put a keyboard on it and still have enough space left over to use the mouse. Be very careful when you install that everything is lined up squarely under the desks edge or it won't open smoothly.
1188179
The mouse pads slides underneath the tray. When it is slide underneath, it measures 22" from left to right. It should fit into your desk hole.
626149
Yes, it slides completely up under the desk even when the mouse pad support is in its position over the keyboard. This is the best keyboard tray I have every owned!
2275912
I sit in a standard desk chair with arms. The keyboard tray slides out to me, as does the shelf which holds the mouse.
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I don't remember how wide the tray is, but the mousepad can slide over the keyboard and it does slide under the desk like that.