1. Can the wrist pad(s) be removed? 2. How thick does the desk have to be to mount the keyboard tray?
650049
Yes the wrist pad(s) can be removed. Don't know how thick the desk has to be.
1002717
You can get away wihtout the keyboard tray for sure. But that bottom shelf is questionable. I assume you are going to put a computer on the right side of desk. If you pull to the left to move the desk, you make cause some damage.
718579
It is not necessary to install the roll out keyboard tray to the table. Hope this helps.
98718
It's a little over 7" from the top of my desk to the base of the keyboard. From the base of the plate that is attached to the underside of the desk to the bottom of the keyboard is just about 12". It is great. The only two things is this: 1. this is not a keyboard issue but make sure that you can lift your monitor up because for taller people the angle of the monitor may not be correct when standing up. 2. the only complaint I have is that it does not swivel side to side. Make sure that you have it installed EXACTLY where you want it to be because moving it side to side is not possible (unless I just don't know how to do this). Other than that, this is strong, durable, heavy material. I am standing up right now using it and I love it.
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.
1308033
Absolutely, you can leave the keyboard tray off and not affect the stability or strength of the desk.
377840
The raised edge seems pretty permanent. It came attached already (one of the few things that does!!) when I opened the package. I think if you try to remove it you will damage the surface of the desk. I use a flat keyboard there with my computer on the right side of the desk--the raised part doesn't really get in my way so much since I am usually standing up so my hands are angled down.
2238369
A little over 1 1/4 inches. I've never used the wrist rest because my computer desk has a pull out keyboard tray with a wrist rest on it. I'm been very satisfied with my Lenovo keyboard.
2001883
Yes, you can slide tray with keyboard completely under the desk. The tray has height adjustments. When resting at top height(flush to desk) you will not be able to slide it under, but you just lower the tray, and it slides right under desk.
14003
Curtis, that is correct. The keyboard tray easily slides under the desk. It's also height adjustable and swivels to either side. Sorry to sound like an advertisement but I really like mine. Well made and easy to use. The set-up directions could be a bit clearer but to be fair I didn't find it to be difficult to figure out.
979122
Yes, the shelf can be placed wherever you want and it can be removed. The keyboard tray is 23 3/4" by 10 1/2".
1891898
The keyboard tray is about 26." A full size keyboard and mouse pad fit well.
1359884
The bracket in which the tray slides back and forth is exactly 18" long. As long as you have the 18" behind 1.5" strip, to the back of the desk, it will work. The "arm" which comes down from the sliding bracket would reach below the strip and out towards you. Normally, one uses the keyboard below the surface level of the desk. The only impediment would be if you tried to raise the tray straight up level with the desk top. Then, it might not work.
1387720
You can remove the attachments. I have my keyboard halves positioned about 5" apart with my wireless trackpad in-between. There is a cable that connects the two halves of the keyboard but it is about 8" so there is a lot of flexibility in how to position the keyboard.
671971
I'm pretty sure that there would be holes without the monitor shelf. We don't have the keyboard tray on, it just sits on top of the desk.
60959
It can be taken out of the rubber wrist casing. But you will need a casing with the dimension of the computer.
1260773
Great question. I actually literally chose to break it off because, with my set-up, I needed to use the ARM SUPPORT part as my mouse pad! So yes, you can just break it off without damaging the rest of the item. My guess is you'll need to do your own individualized refinements when setting this up on your desk, but it IS a unique item and, with some work, it did accomplish a goal for me that I couldn't have achieved without it.