Would I be able to mount a keyboard tray underneath given that it is hollow core, wondering if it would work and be strong enough to screw it in
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Yes, you would. The desk is definitely tall enough that you could get a chair and a keyboard tray to fit underneath. It's too tall to have the keyboard on top anyway.
547325
In short yes, basically you could construct the desk in about every configuration you would want. Technically only one side has the holes to mount the keyboard tray. However, that being said, you can construct the desk in a number of different fashions, for example, I have my keyboard on the right-most wing. The two sides are pretty much identical and you could mount the quarter circle centerpiece to make it so that the desk is facing a number of ways.
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The best solution I have found is to epoxy two metal plates to the underside of the desk and then use sheet metal screws to attach the keyboard tray to the metal plates. A standard wood desktop is 3/4", but particle board may vary and is not a reliable material for trays of this style.
1595011
The opening under the tray is 14" wide. At the lowest setting, the opening it is 2" high. My keyboard is 19" wide, so it wouldn't go underneath, but mine is wider than average. If yours is under 14" wide, then it should fit.
820453
The worksurface tray this question is attached to would be inappropriate for a keyboard. It would not allow enough space between the screen and/or mounted laptop. The special large keyboard tray should be utilized for an ergonomic keyboard.
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?).
1595010
A keyboard will slide under it, but not in the usable way unless you have a small keyboard (mine is 16" long). If you want it just for storage, the height under the drawer to the desk is sufficient to allow the keyboard to fit under the tray, but you need to slide it the long way.
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27 1/2" to top surface of keyboard tray (with wheels 90% screwed in) - potentially a fraction lower
851479
Although I love the Winsome Cambridge Lap and Bed Desk as a "breakfast in bed" tray, I don't think it would be sturdy enough to support the weight and usage of a mounted keyboard tray. The main horizontal piece (the "table" part of it, if you will) is movable; it can be set at an angle and used to hold books for comfortable reading in bed. This piece of wood is approximately 1/3 - 1/2 inch thick, too thin I think to bolt anything to. Lastly, the legs of the table are rounded at the "feet", and if I have too much weight on the top of the tray, the whole unit starts to bow because the feet don't have a lot of grip to the surface the tray is sitting on (usually my bed). Hope this is helpful.
2043010
The metal track is &lt; 18" long so that should be fine. The keyboard itself may protrude from underneath the desk, but my desk is 36" deep and the way it was installed extends in front of my desk as well. I think you'll be fine.
2054372
I don't have any way to secure mine but your keyboard might be different. Mine just sits on top of the stand. It feels really solid to me and has holes in the top where you could bolt it down (if your keyboard has that capability).
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It may be possible, but I wouldn't suggest it. It may ruin the finish. Also, I don't believe the hooks are far enough apart to hang it vertically and still fit keys, if that is your intention.
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It would not be the best option but I do not see why it would not work, it would simply be like a keyboard drawer upside down. However, with that said, you may also look at the home centers or on the Liberty hardware site for an under mount drawer glide. That is what is on an older stereo cabinet that I have that holds my turntable. Good luck...
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i have this mounted under my desk made of high quality engineered furniture board (Jesper). the included screws are meant for installation into a wooden desk. is your metal desk hollow or completely solid? if solid, you may try self-tapping screws. if hollow, i doubt the installation will hold despite self-tapping screws.
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I agree with the response below in addition you would need something solid to place it on as the keyboard is flexible
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Yes, there is only one set of bars that will hold the keyboard tray. So you need to be careful to make sure you put those bars on the other side.
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It would hold it, no problem, but may not be stable if the keyboard was in use while on the table. Check the length of the keyboard against the arm table specs. Could be a tight fit.