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Lorell 87526 Adjustable Keyboard Tray - 26
Lorell 87526 Adjustable Keyboard Tray - 26
Lorell 87526 Adjustable Keyboard Tray - 26
Lorell 87526 Adjustable Keyboard Tray - 26
Lorell 87526 Adjustable Keyboard Tray - 26
Lorell 87526 Adjustable Keyboard Tray - 26
Lorell 87526 Adjustable Keyboard Tray - 26
Lorell 87526 Adjustable Keyboard Tray - 26

Lorell 87526 Adjustable Keyboard Tray - 26" x 15-3/8" Cherry Wood Finish - Ergonomic Under Desk Keyboard Drawer for Home & Office Workspace

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Mahogany

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Description

Keyboard tray can be easily attached to desks in the Lorell essential series and most other desks. Tray slides under the desk and out so you can type comfortably in your work area. Tray features a durable, melamine laminate surface.

Features

    Easily attaches to desks in Lorell Essential Series

    Slides out so you can type comfortably

    Slides under desk for easy storage

    Durable, melamine laminate surface provides long-lasting use

    Covered by Lorell Limited 5-Year Warranty

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I bought two of these for my new Friant Gitana home office desk system. The mahogany finish is an exact match, and looks great. Well made unit, measures nominal 15" x 25.5". Now, about the installation, I am a very experienced home remodeler, not professional mind you, but very experienced, and I must say, because the unit is so heavy, it is very difficult to install. The difficulty lies in not how it attaches, which is by 8 Phillips head screws to the underside of the desk, but in keeping it positioned accurately while you attach it. Even with two people it is difficult, and I am picky, wanting the installed result to be square with the desktop and not look like a child installed it. Anyway, I came up with a solution that worked well for me, and did not take two people. That is, I measured from the floor to the underside of the tray in the "installed " position. I then found a piece of scrap wood, a 2 x 4 will work fine, and cut it to that length, maybe a bit more, so that it would wedge underneath the tray and hold it tightly in position while I adjusted it to exactly where I wanted it, and then drilled some pilot holes, don't drill too far, only go in far enough to make a starter hole for the screws. You could just screw it and not drill pilot holes, but I didn't want the screw wandering so as to move the position of the tray, so it was more accurate with the pilot holes. Leaving the board in place, I screwed it in. Done! I recommend using the hang down bracket positions in the lowest setting giving you the most room for your hand and mouse access.