I have an ergonomic keyboard and need 8" of space for the board. How much space is available front to back for the keyboard ?
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You have at least this amount. The tray has an adjustment that raises or lowers it. You have basically the full depth of the drawer which is over 20". This is a quality well made slide out tray
1432907
7" with wrist pad in place if you remove wrist pat you could have as much as 10 "
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9" front to back. You probably wouldn't be able to use the supplied wrist rest. I omitted that due to using a Microsoft ergonomic keyboard.
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I just measured it, and the platform is about 6.5" deep. Yours might still work and just hang off a little on the back. The tray comes with some special velco-like strips to keep the keyboards in place.
1432910
It wouldn't run into the support. The support comes from underneath and curves up gradually to the desk, so there's about 5" of clearance back there.
894848
I have a standard keyboard that has the number pad and the home/end/delete/etc and arrow pad between the letters and numberpad. I have approximately 1.5" space on either side of the keyboard on the tray. There is not enough room for the mouse on the keyboard tray at all.
1754240
Seeing as the board is slightly angled towards the user, the front (near the user) thickness including the height of the keys is 1-1/8" while the back side of the board, again including height of the keys, is 1-3/4".
477499
After the mouse tray is retracted underneath the keyboard tray the total width will be $19.3". So it will be able to fit your space.
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The height should be find for most modern keyboards. The width would be the problem. I have a compact keyboard that would fit under it (without a numpad), but my regular keyboards would be too wide.
820449
The keyboard tray itself is 17.25" across the top and 16.5" across the bottom. It is 9.25" deep. Then there is a mouse shelf that attaches to the end (on either side) which is 7.5" wide and 7.75" deep. I have a standard keyboard plus a wrist pad across the front and they both fit just fine.
429220
I measured 25" from underneath the keyboard shelf to the inside top bottom of the desk shelf. You would have 1" to spare.
1675716
Don't know what size your laptop is or how deep it is but on the keyboard tray the back would rest against the desk edge and have about 9" of room forward before the edge goes off the tray.
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This keyboard tray is too big for your purposes I would think. It is 30" wide with a 10" deep tray.
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As long as you have wide enough clearance for the keyboard tray and about 6" of clearance under the top.
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Since its not a flat board there's probably a little distortion involved, but my tape measure says 16 and 7/8 by 5 and 7/8 inches. This is measuring from one edge of the keyboard to the other and is a little larger than the dimensions you'd get if you measured from where the keys begin.
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The keyboard tray is 35 inches wide by 11 and 9/16ths inches deep. It will accommodate a keyboard and mouse easily.
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My measurement of the keyboard is:9-7/16" width x 5-2/16" depth x 0-4/16 height9.4375" width x 5.125" depth x 0.25 height
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when I measure the space between the legs it's more like 16"3/4 inches. so I would say no. my keyboard is 161/2 and fits with a tad of space.
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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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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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About 9 and 1/4 inches from the center w/ just under 3 inches between shelf and keyboard. Also, the keyboard tray is about 39 inches wide. The advantage is there is lots of room for stuff on your keyboard tray. The disadvantage is there is always lots of stuff on your keyboard tray.