Would I be able to mount a keyboard tray underneath given that it is hollow core, wondering if it would work and be strong enough to screw it in
1252796
Yes, you would. The desk is definitely tall enough that you could get a chair and a keyboard tray to fit underneath. It's too tall to have the keyboard on top anyway.
2043011
The metal track is < 18" long so that should be fine. The keyboard itself may protrude from underneath the desk, but my desk is 36" deep and the way it was installed extends in front of my desk as well. I think you'll be fine.
217842
Not sure. My rack is wobbly. I wound up getting bungy cords and wrapping around unit to make it more stable. Not the most comforting feeling when youhave 3 keyboards sitting on an unstable frame.
1978945
I'm not sure how much weight. If you put much weight on it you will definitely need longer screws. I used longer ones on my desk. All I have on my under desk tray are my mouse, keyboard and a calculator.
1541121
No, I wouldn't put anything heavier than your keyboard on it. Mine actually arrived broken so, apparently, shipping was too much for it.
217843
Not sure. My rack is wobbly. I wound up getting bungy cords and wrapping around unit to make it more stable. Not the most comforting feeling when you have 3 keyboards sitting on an unstable frame.
2069179
When you put the desk together you could skip the step where you install the keyboard tray. It will probably not been quite as strong as it provides part of the tying together of all three sides.
1677650
It would not be the best option but I do not see why it would not work, it would simply be like a keyboard drawer upside down. However, with that said, you may also look at the home centers or on the Liberty hardware site for an under mount drawer glide. That is what is on an older stereo cabinet that I have that holds my turntable. Good luck...
1442790
As long as you have wide enough clearance for the keyboard tray and about 6" of clearance under the top.
409317
The desk thickness doesn't sound like it's enough. The screws were wood screws. You'll be putting pressure on the try and may eventually rip the screws out of the desk. Perhaps adding two 3/4" X 37 or 38" pieces of wood to the bottom of the desk where the tray is screwed in and glue with construction adhesive as well as screwing it to the desk, that would add strength and structure to installing the tray.
2085798
Yes, though if you do, the keyboard tray is a bit low so it is likely you will bump your knees on it. I assembled it without the keyboard tray.
2023775
Because you choose what size board to mount with these brackets....it can fit most any kind or size of keyboard....as long as there's room under the desk where your legs go.
2213154
The tray itself is 1" deep. From the bottom of the tray to where it mounts under the desk is approximately 3 1/2", so it should fit most keyboards.
540631
I do not use it for a keyboard tray, but it is fluid with the rest of the drawer bottom when folded down, so it appears it would function satisfactorily as a keyboard tray. This is a nicely built, attractive desk.
1148919
I don't think so. The clamps on either side of the keyboard need a flat surface to attach to. I had a bar under my desk and it would not work for me because of that.
1958748
This stand is sturdy IF if fits your keyboard correctly. But I can't help you with that.
1281833
You would need some way to weight the base so that it didn't move or slide. It's really made to elevate the screen to a better height while using a keyboard at normal desk height.