Does the the keyboard tray door get in the way when opened for normal use?
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The keyboard drawer lays down at a small angle so it is kind of a rest for your arms while typing.
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In a word, no. The tray door folds down on its hinges as pictured and if that is still in the way, you could just not install the door. You would have to describe the situation you are concerned about in more detail to answer your question in more detail.
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We don't have any trouble with the keyboard tray and we have two of these desks.
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I will measure the keyboard tray when I get home. Both the tower stand and the cabinet system are on wheels and can be moved freely wherever you want.
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I agree with the other answers - there is a small overhang, if you will, but the hutch (if you purchase it) aligns flush with it, so the desk would be essentially flush with the wall on either side. And the keyboard tray can be on the right, left or in the middle of the "L". Very happy with the product.
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No the tray is not large enough for the keyboard and the mouse. It has enough space for just the keyboard
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Yes, the keyboard tray is just about as wide as the desktop and has about 9inches of height.
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I keep the keyboard on the desk top so I can't speak for ease of use. However, if it helps, the keyboard tray is designed as a drawer. It has a front that flips up and snaps into place (I use it as a drawer). If you put the keyboard in it, it slides out easy enough and the front snaps down very easily. The hinges are plastic so I don't know how they'd stand up to repeated opening and snapping closed over time. I've used a desk with a slide out keyboard tray, and this seems like it would work just as easily as long as you kept the front flap unhinged so it laid flat.
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Yes it is. You can pop the hinge out of the keyboard which will get separated.
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Ashlyn - The keyboard tray extends exactly 11.5" from the front face (doors open, not included in measurement) of the armoire. And, that front face is 18.25" from the back face. You might also be interested in knowing that the doors' swinging radius, 17.125", is **greater** than the distance the keyboard extends from the front open face. Hope this info helps.
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Yes, it sticks out on the bottom. This allows air circulation underneath for better cooling. It also raises the rear of the keyboard, like the tabs under a desktop keyboard. No, it does not interfere with operation in any way.
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not sure what you're asking; but the keyboard is fixed to the case - it can't move in any direction.
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The top surface of the tray where the keyboard sits goes from about 4 1/4 inches below the underside of my desk to about 1 1/8 inches above it. So, there's roughly 5 3/8 inches of adjustment.
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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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Yes. Once the desk is assembled, the keyboard tray will stop and will not come out.
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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.
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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.
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I haven't found that to be a problem but my desk is pretty wide. Ergonomically I think it's fine. Overall I've been quite pleased with the keyboard.
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Yes, there is only one set of bars that will hold the keyboard tray. So you need to be careful to make sure you put those bars on the other side.