Can the keyboard tray be set to either side of the desk?
1625830
Yes. Once you put the desk together you have two sides that are exactly the same. They can stand alone on their own frame and are connected to each other using a corner frame. There are no legs to the corner frame. It attaches to the side desks at the top to complete the desk top surface. It is a very sturdy desk. I hope that hepls you.
1625831
Yes, just be sure to follow the instructions based on what side you want it on.
1838684
no, a portion of the keyboard tray will stick out if you use a shorter 17" track. The desk depth will determine what track length you can use.
1468716
The metal assembly for attaching the tray to a desktop is heavy, and should be attached to solid wood 1.5" In. thick or moreThe unit is not very stable (without adding side stabilizers) to the keyboard when used at full width however.
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.
1852354
The two sections only go together one way, but the finished unit is perfectly square. That is, both wings are the same length. The two storage compartments, one drawers, the other a door, can be switched between right and left. The slide-out surface for the keyboard is pre-drilled to go on the left. You could probably switch that if you were determined to do it, though.
1684118
Yes, you can do that. Actually I think that's the only option, basically the screen of tab will be facing keyboard.
843555
Yes there is plenty of room for both. However, We installed the retractable keyboard tray but we only place the mouse there. For us it's more comfortable with the keyboard desktop.
1464774
Yes, you can angle the tray. It fully pivots where the arm connects to the plate under the desk. But the more you pivot it, the more one side of your keyboard might become covered by the desk. Hope that helps!
1905796
Yes but on the left. You must take off the 3 black tray holders. I keep my trays on the right so no real need for the holders on the left. The desk is worth it. I use daily and looks and works fantastic. I think a great buy for the money.
1872635
During assembly you can decide whether to make it left or right hand return. The keyboard drawer only fits on the smaller (return) side.
2061008
I did not even instal the keyboard tray (because I use a laptop), but I took a look now that you asked and I would say you can. You will just have to switch the initial metal bars from one side to the other.I hope this helps.
142958
If you mount according to directions, the slide is at the edge of the bottom of hte desk. The drawer adjustment knob is then in front of the desk if you have it all the way up. And it can extend another 1-2" out in front of the desk, if you want. The tray can raise so that the bottom of the tray, so the bottom of your keyboard, is about flush with the bottom of the desk edge.
1375486
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?).
678724
I don't think you can put them on the other side because of the keyboard tray. It was an easy install though.
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.
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.
1308033
Absolutely, you can leave the keyboard tray off and not affect the stability or strength of the desk.