Re: Mobo Chair Mount Ergo Keyboard and Mouse Tray System - My chair does not have empty space below the arm rest. will I be able to mount it correctly? I can send pictures if you need them.
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It mounts using a clamp like mechanism. So if your chair is constructed like I think, then no, it will not work for you.
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I have an under-the-desk keyboard tray, and with the keyboard tray, the extra cable feels like overkill. I originally thought the cable would be useful because I was in an "arms up on the desk" position - and that position is a little more comfortable with my arms spread wide. But I can't do that any more because it gives me upper back discomfort. If I were you I'd spend the extra $20 ... on an under-the-desk keyboard tray, instead of extra cable. My wrists became happy when I got this keyboard ... my shoulders and upper back became so happy when I got the keyboard tray so my upper arms can hang straight down :) I have an under-the-desk keyboard tray, and with the keyboard tray, the extra cable feels like overkill. I originally thought the cable would be useful because I was in an "arms up on the desk" position - and that position is a little more comfortable with my arms spread wide. But I can't do that any more because it gives me upper back discomfort. If I were you I'd spend the extra $20 ... on an under-the-desk keyboard tray, instead of extra cable. My wrists became happy when I got this keyboard ... my shoulders and upper back became so happy when I got the keyboard... » Read More I have an under-the-desk keyboard tray, and with the keyboard tray, the extra cable feels like overkill. I originally thought the cable would be useful because I was in an "arms up on the desk" position - and that position is a little more comfortable with my arms spread wide. But I can't do that any more because it gives me upper back discomfort. If I were you I'd spend the extra $20 ... on an under-the-desk keyboard tray, instead of extra cable. My wrists became happy when I got this keyboard ... my shoulders and upper back became so happy when I got the keyboard tray so my upper arms can hang straight down :) « Show Less
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Yes. I have a Herman Miller look-alike chair and it fits under the desk just fine with the arms in their lowest position. I'm 5'7 so that position is just fine for me. Keyboard tray is not deep enough to accommodate an opened lap top and that was a disappointment. Overall the desk seems well made and I've received a lot of compliments on its looks. Hope this helps.
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With the longer track, the keyboard tray can retract fully under the desk surface. When using the shorter track, part of the tray sticks out of the desk edge when retracted. I guess this depends on your mounting option though. If the desk is not deep enough to take the longer track, you will have to use the shorter one.
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I'm not in front of it right now but here's what I have in my desktop, I have two 22" monitors with no room for a keyboard so good thing for the slide out tray. The tray doesn't lock in place and I wish it would. I have a 3d printer sitting on the other side with my modem. Just enough space left over for scratch paper and a drink. I wish I had more space but this takes up entire corner of the room I have for it so it's the most I can fit into my area. In summary, a good desk if you have limited space, but if you have a lot of space I would go bigger.
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I have a 15" laptop and a trackball, and the tray is NOT large enough. Since with my chair it is too hight to be comfortable, snd since it is a trackball, not a mouse, I keep it on my thigh when I'm using it and set it on the laptop when I'm not.
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The tray itself is modular. It has 3 main sections plus two small end sections. The main sections are about 10-12 inches wide and the two end sections are less than 1 inch wide. You can use 2 or all 3 main sections so Your minimum available under desk width is about 22-24 inches for 2 sections or 36 or so inches for all three. The ends are not required, they just finish off the tray edges. you can also cut the third one with a Dremel to have a custom with tray. I did this to fit under my wife's desk so she could have the mouse next to the keyboard. She has been quite pleased with the entire affair. Note if you trim one section, you will have to carefully fit the metal end that screws under the desk, because that piece will no longer be in the exact middle of the tray sections. Not an issue at all.
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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.
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I do not actually, I have a Razer black widow that takes up 95% of the tray. If you have a keyboard that is either not full sized or compact it may fit though.
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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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The keyboard holder includes a fairly large mounting plate that is about 6 inches wide by 18 inches deep. It attaches to the underside of the desk with several screw. Easiest way to mount the plate is to lie on your back under the desk, mark the placement of the plate in pencil and then drill pilot holes. The plate needs to be mounted within 1 inch (approx) of the leading edge of the desk. The keyboard holder can then be adjusted to a variety of heights (e.g. below, even with or above the surface of the desk). I've found slightly below the desk to be the most comfortable. When not in sue the tray can be lowered and slid completely under the desk. Hope that helps.
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I do not use the separate mouse tray and find there is plenty of room for the mouse adjacent to the keyboard on the main tray. Very pleased with this 3M Keyboard drawer. Paul Ellwood
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Our table top is 30" in depth. The arm is mounted on the back side of the table top. When the arm is fullly extended over the table top the entire keyboard tray out stretches over the table top. I hope that is understandable.
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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.
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The height of the keyboard tray is 26"...measured from the floor to the bottom (top, not underneath) of the tray. While I took pictures (and video) I haven't uploaded them yet. I just got the desk this afternoon. But, I'm using it for my laptop, and you asked for images with a desktop. Actually there is an image on the product page with an older (tube) desktop monitor on it which I can envision an iMac in it's place. I would guess the monitor in the picture to be about a 17" tube monitor since it looks to take up a lot of room on the desk. As far as a CPU there is no place for it, but it could fit underneath easily sitting on the floor. The space underneath, from the floor to the bottom of the desk is 24 1/4" (bottom of tray). The top surface area measures 20" x 42". Here's a link (I hope) to the images from the product page with one having that monitor on it: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NPSN2E/ref=oh_o00_s02_i00_details The images are pretty much true-to-life. But, again, that monitor must be huge, because it looks to take up a good portion of the desk surface. My laptop (15" with mouse) takes up less then half of it, and there's room in the back, and lots to the side for a phone, pen holder, and other small desk accessories.
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Good morning J,The Keyboard Tray comes separate. You have the option to install it or not. If you like I can send you the assembly instruction..you can email me at may@sd-office.com and I can forward the assembly instruction. I hope this helps.Thank You.May
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Yes. Installation of the keyboard tray is a step in the normal installation. If you dont want to install it, there is nothing that depends on its installation.