Do you think it's possible to replace my regular old fashioned desk drawer with this?
1738634
i have replaced two drawers with this keyboard tray and it has worked beautifully-as long as you have the space.
1738635
ASA long as you have the proper area to mount the hardware then I do not see why it shouldn't be OK. It comes with very easy slides for mounting.I would just check that the dimensions fit your space.
1738636
First make sure it fits and the table is thick enough for the screws. This is a standard keyboard drawer just like what you see in desks thay comes with keyboard drawers.
1738637
ASA long as you have the proper area to mount the hardware then I do not see why it shouldn't be OK. It comes with very easy slides for mounting. I would just check that the dimensions fit your space.
1738638
Yes - so long as the existing drawer is at least 1/2in wider than the new keyboard drawer. Note that it is highly unlikely that it will fit the existing drawer slides so the installer needs to be a little "handy" to install the new drawer but it is not a difficult task.
1655401
I don't think so. The right side with the lower shelf is shorter than the left side where the drawer is. The grooves are designed in specific spots to fit what is in the picture.
745051
No, but if you wanted to use every available inch of space, you could have a replacement caddy built that would exactly fit your opening. It wouldn't be very expensive; any good cabinet shop or woodworker could do it.
97849
Hi there ... no, I agree with what the others have said; it's meant to be assembled only this one way. I would also mention that the drawers are not very easy to reach (especially the bottom one), so just put things in there that you don't have to access very often. :) All in all, though, I like the desk, and think it's a good value for the money.
1834962
I am at work now so I can not advise on this but the drawer is very small not sure using an organizer will work.
216016
I don't think replacing the hardware would be hard, mechanics-wise. There are no marks behind the hardware. However, there are two holes behind the drawer pull "plates" that might be hard to find hardware that would fit it exactly. It seems to be an odd spacing to my eye. Trying to patch the holes and make new ones and get the paint right afterward would be too big of a hassle to me, especially with the finish being what it is.
1700754
Not sure. The drawers don't work well. It looks nice but I'm not happy with it for this very reason.
366225
There is a small plastic piece that needs to be installed on the underneath side of the opening in the cabinet where the drawer would fit into. It is fastened by 2 screws. If there is no way to pre drill holes and then screw the plastic piece into place, then this is not the product for your purpose. Also, the piece that is attached to the drawer is larger than one might think. On my cabinet it takes up 2.5 inches from the top of the drawer because it can't sit flush with the top of the drawer to work properly.
748517
I don't see why you couldn't. The hardware suggesting top drawers are illusory.
218530
No the space under the drawer would not be wide enough or deep enough to accommodate a standard keyboard. It is a nice and a sturdy piece of equipment though!
868872
Yes, You should be able to use it wherever there is already a knob, even if it's a desk drawer.
527742
Hi. I have a desk made mostly of particle board. The particle is thicker on top but not real wood. The drawer has worked really well for me. It is sturdy and secure. I would give it a try.
1492309
Yes you can. I totally rearranged the order of the drawers with 2 of them myself.
1511732
I think it would work very well for you. Inlay shows both in small version and in expanded version. Inside drawer dimensions are 9 5/8 x 12 1/8. Drawer opens to 6 3/4 with the remainder recessed. I think you'd be happy with it--a good idea.
1496675
The drawer on the upper part is not very big ... if you have a small hairdryer (travel size) it might work. The dimensions of the inside of that drawer is 6 1/4 wide by 6 1/4 deep and 4 1/2 high. I love this as a desk though, because of the 'pencil drawer' which holds writing utensils and some paper and note pads as well as the taller drawer above that holds my extra computer wires, etc.
674881
Yes. There are pre-drilled holes to choose from where you would like the keyboard drawer to be. 5 holes spaced about an inch apart giving you a keyboard drawer top surface that ranges from 2.5" below top surface of desk to about 6.5" below.+
660397
Yes indeed. I am finally getting around to stocking my parts drawers and, although the stops work well, I can easily remove the drawers by tilting up and replacing them in the same way. Good luck.