What are the various heights the keyboard can be adjusted to?
1439411
There are 10 or more adjustments you can make. I'm not sure about the heights. I have mine at a seated height and it is in the smallest hole. I think it would go up 10-12 inches or more higher. Sorry, but I'm not changing it to find out. It works well for me.
763727
There are no feet per se. The underside rear of the keyboard has a base that runs the length of the keyboard. The base props up the back of the keyboard about a half-inch so it cannot lay totally flat.
1015450
It can adjust to about 90 degrees which probably put it around 2-4 inches above table level. Not sure why you would do that unless standing, in that case it might not work well or not depending the height you need for the keyboard. I quite like mine, the washers did fall out and we had to insert a lock washer to solve problem. Since doing that though it works great and take shoulder stress of very well. Takes some getting use to.
1192519
Specs say 29 to 34 inches, which is about right from my experience. Adjustment takes a few minutes, you would have to removed everything from the top, take off the sides (easy, they snap off), loosen four thumbscrews, hold the (heavy) top at the new height, and tighten the thumbscrews. Also, to move it down you might have to move the keyboard shelf, which screws to the moveable uprights. So, a lot of work.Note that this is NOT a stand up computer desk, there is a different Safco stand up desk.
2002008
Yes, the keyboard has 2 sets of pegs to adjust elevation. It can be flat, slightly elevated, or more elevated.
397132
It is 17.5" across the keys. At the top it measures 18" because it has a slight sticking-out point where the USB ports are. From top to bottom it is 6.62". The height is 1" without the little feet out. If you unfold the little feat and put the keyboard on a slight angle the top part is 1.6" elevation. I am sitting in front of the keyboard right now and measured it. Hope this helps. Btw, I do love this keyboard and find it quite sturdy, especially when you accidentally spill a glass on water on it. ;-)
1955966
6 inches. It can't be adjusted vertically, but I can swivel it around lengthwise. I love it. Has really helped with neck strain. You don't want it too much higher anyways because it would be very awkward to type.
2169988
The lowest adjustment is 26". Regular piano keys surface level is ~28.5". The difference in 2.5" probably is too small to fit a keyboard but in general is acceptable. Stand is very stable. I like it. I also use adjastable On Stage KT7800 Plus Padded Keyboard Bench for practicing my keyboard.
674884
Yes. There are five different settings for the keyboard holder. I have mine in the middle (third) setting. The top of the keyboard holder is just over 3.5 inches below the bottom of the desktop holder.
1668598
I don't think so, though there is a lot of adjustment possible. I'm not using this piece of gear at the moment - it was great for two large keyboards with one atop the other. I'm using a little 25 key keyboard these days.
1609175
It comes with holes pre-drilled for assembly. I'm 5'6" and the keyboard try hits at the level which puts my elbows at 90 degrees. There is another 6-7" that it (the keyboard tray) could be lowered without jeopardizing the stabilizing verticle piece in the back, but you'd have to drill those holes. Otherwise, it's stationery.
1426353
From the floor (with wheels) to the very top of keyboard tray (when open/down) is 70.5 centimeters.
468516
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.
1216037
Hello, it does not extend very far at all. Just the depth of the keyboard is all.
568706
The three heights appear to be 1" apart from 19" to 21". I have mine set in the middle at 20" and it is just right for my Yamaha keyboard.
431218
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.
339438
Nope. Lower keyboard platform is a fixed distance from the upper monitor platform.