What is the depth of the keyboard tray when fully extended? Is it lockable when extended?
742208
The glass and metal tray is about 16.5" deep. When fully pulled out, 8.5" extends beyond the top. It does have ball bearings in the sliding track that lightly lock the tray into position.
742209
Depth is exactly for 4 inches. It does not lock but is stable and stays in place.
742210
THIMC -I am very satisfied with purchase. Easy assembly and sturdy once assembled. Great for small spaces. The keyboard try extends about 9 in from the edge of the desk top. Because I did not have an actual tape measure I used an 8x11 piece of paper and lined it up against the edge of desk to and extended the keyboard try. It does not have a lock but because of he construction I does not move while using it. Kind of held in place by the rubber guards. Hope this helps
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.
1926686
It measures 12" deep and just about 36" wide. I noted in my review that it took me a bit to get used to it cause it doesn't come as far out as I would like as I have a large keyboard and large hands. But once I got used to it I have no problem working on it.
1039798
Yeah that's wrong, it goes across the entire bottom side of my keyboard. It is well over a foot (whatever the length of your normal keyboard is). Good question!- MoistGamer
1724021
No. It allows for the depth of a standard keyboard. It would be very sloppy.
9759
Mine is set at the lowest setting. My keyboard tray is just over 25" and it does not fit fully under it.
1891898
The keyboard tray is about 26." A full size keyboard and mouse pad fit well.
1910281
I measure it at a bit over 5/8". Note that the base of the arm that rides along the track is ~2 7/8" tall, so presuming you expect to move the keyboard base in and out on the track, you need 3" clearance. But then the whole keyboard tray can drop even lower, by another 5-6" at least, so your minimum clearance depends on how you expect to operate both the base moving in the track and also the tray position in the base when you move it.
820454
The keyboard tray is 17.25 inches long by 9.25 inches deep. The mouse tray extends out another 8.5 inches more.
832268
The keyboard does lock somewhat, however, not completely. If you are looking for a feel of a full size keyboard, this item cannot provide the same feel.
2177234
It's going to depend on the depth of the keyboard tray you have on it, plus the distance between the top edge of the tray and the desk edge. As the upright track is angled slight back towards the top, the depth at the top of travel is 2" smaller than at the bottom.
2177231
The keyboard tray sticks out from the desk 13" in sitting mode and about 11" in standing mode (the tower part leans back slightly). The tower and base extend back onto the desk surface about 16.5".
417988
In your honor we tested the drawer slide to check if it locks. The answer is no, it doesn't lock when fully extended. In fact, we rarely have ours fully extended because when we bump into it, the drawer easily closes part way. We are using this for a 5 foot wide "drawer" under a counter to put our keyboards on, so our situation is not what is recommended by the manufacturer.
894848
I have a standard keyboard that has the number pad and the home/end/delete/etc and arrow pad between the letters and numberpad. I have approximately 1.5" space on either side of the keyboard on the tray. There is not enough room for the mouse on the keyboard tray at all.
582198
The depth of the base has about a foot that slides on and clamps on the desk. If you push it all the way in, the keyboard clears the edge of the desk when the stand comes down. So, it stick out past the desk the width of the keyboard tray plus a little. The work fit with the rotating arm mounts on the back of the desk and can push back as far as you want with the keyboard on the desk and the monitors farther back. My wife uses that and likes it also. One is the workfit a and the other the s. Both great units. Just different flexibility and stability.
1155482
About 9 and 1/4 inches from the center w/ just under 3 inches between shelf and keyboard. Also, the keyboard tray is about 39 inches wide. The advantage is there is lots of room for stuff on your keyboard tray. The disadvantage is there is always lots of stuff on your keyboard tray.
323028
I have the Microsoft Ergonomic keyboard and I can use it fine, but it does not quite fit. The two legs on the top hang off the top of the keyboard tray. This works for me as I just provide the tilt with the keyboard tray and the legs keep the keyboard firmly in place. In the center the keyboard tray is 7.5", but the top is an arc with the sides dropping to 6.5". The width works fine at a little over 19". Hope this helps you out.