How high is the keyboard slide out, and would a chair with armrests fit either over or under it? Also, how are the hinges on the doors holding up?
77164
It's OK for what I use it for which is really just paying bills and odds and ends, not sure if I would like it for all day use
77165
The keyboard tray is 25 3/8" off the ground, so you would have to measure your chair to see if it fits. Sauder does not have any reports that the hinges have been a problem.
77166
I love this piece, it fit everything I need into the corner of our living room and I can shut the doors to hide the computer! I have a chair with no arm rests on it but you might be able to slide it above arms depending on how tall your chair is. I put this together without my husbands help but once I got the hinges on it the doors were slightly crooked so my husband hand to adjust them a bit and they seem fine now!
1735659
The top surface of the tray where the keyboard sits goes from about 4 1/4 inches below the underside of my desk to about 1 1/8 inches above it. So, there's roughly 5 3/8 inches of adjustment.
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Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder and neck pain when I did some typing for long extended hours. Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder... » Read More Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder and neck pain when I did some typing for long extended hours. « Show Less
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From the floor to the top is 28 inches and from the floor to the keyboard is 20-1/2 inches. I felt that it was easy to assemble just by following the instructions. What I did different was the keyboard tray. Because it does not come out that far, I adjusted the tray a little for it to come out enough where you can be comfortable typing on the keyboard. So, in other words, instead of putting the screw in the pre-drilled holes, move the tray out a little further then pre-drill new holes and put the screws there.
2103595
Fits ours perfectly, not super impressed with the keyboard. If you can visit a store that carries cases and keyboards you will get a good feel for it. We rarely use the keyboard by the way.
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it has rubber like pads on top to keep the keyboard from faling off of it. I like itthe only one I can find that would give me leg room, and I have 88 key Keyboardyou can adjust the width to any keyboard and the height. You can slide the keyboardaround, but some resistance, I can't find any other one like this for sale, so I am happy with it.works great
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Yes it's high enough. It will block your view to the keyboard but it definitely would fit a keyboard underneath.
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U shld B able to obtain the specs on line. My recollection is that the height is 6 or 7 inches. Nice and high. You can see from the photo that there is plenty of room underneath for your keyboard to stick out, if the 18 inches is a bit too long. You just angle it, move it under, and straighten it back out. My keyboard is 18 inches. I slot my laptop underneath, closed, using an HDMI cable, and the whole setup works like a desktop, with my monitor on top. When I want to eat and need room, I angle my keyboard and shift it underneath, on top of my laptop. Great product!
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since its a soft sided case its a bit tricky to measure but see if this helps: My keyboard is 51 inches and with it pushed up against one end of the case I have 2 in of clearance at the other. Front to back my keyboard is slightly over 11 inches and I have closer to 2 1/2 inches extra in the back. My estimation is there would only be about a 1/2 in difference in either direction between the outside dimensions and the inside dimensions. This is more of a "gig bag" type case which was exactly what I was looking for. It is light weight and doesn't add too much to the problem of carrying the keyboard from place to place and keeps it clean and dry in between. Nice strap for putting over your shoulder. It is not a highly padded case that would protect a keyboard from something heavy being dropped on it for example. Good luck.
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Hi, Ralph. The legs or side pieces can be adjusted to be either 6 or 9 inches apart, so if I understand you correctly, the stand would not be wide enough for you to slide the keyboard under the crossbar. In addition, the crossbar only sits about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch above the tabletop, so you probably wouldn't have enough clearance. Hope this helps.
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There isn't that much leg room with the keyboard slider installed since our is a pretty low desk. If you're using a computer chair you'll have to have it as low as it goes.
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Yes, when the doors are open parallel to the sides, the keyboard will slide in and out. The track for the shelf that the keyboard sits on is on the interior sides of the unit, so as long as the doors can open straight out or slightly greater than 90 degrees from their starting point, the keyboard tray will slide all the way out.
1877490
It may not fit all the way under (width-wise) because of the bottom support but it definitely sits high enough for a keyboard to fit part way under.
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The keyboard tray is about 26." A full size keyboard and mouse pad fit well.
1704364
Absolutely, the keyboard holder stores under the desk. The depth of the desk does matter. I have 18 inches of depth under my desk; the keyboard holder makes it under hides perfectly under the desk. If you have less depth, the keyboard will protrude to some degree. The holder is 30.5 inches wide. The Kensington easily holds my Microsoft Ergonomic 4000v1.0 keyboard, leaving an additional 10+ inches for a mouse and pad.
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The keyboard "tray" is cantilevered under the top surface. Thus its real usable dimensions are 7 1/2" x 20 1/2".
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The height of the workstation and pull-out shelf are fixed. I use with a laptop on the top work level and a keyboard on the pull-out shelf. Storage is below. Works well.