Universal Adjustable Keyboard Tray Brackets and Slides | Tray Included

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Part Number: KBS-TRAY

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Matte Black finish on Maple.

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Our adjustable keyboard brackets with integrated slides allows you to mount a keyboard tray under any desk or table. The usable height from the top of the tray to the bottom of your desktop can be adjusted from 3-3/4 inches to 6-3/4 inches in 1 inch increments. Brackets and slides are 14 inches deep with a travel distance of 15 inches.

Weight capacity of our standard heavy duty slides is 130 pounds. The 14 inch over extension slides are a telescopic precision over extension slide with cushioned in and out stops and positive hold-in detent. The standard slides do not feature a lock-out position which works fine for heavier keyboard units. The upgrade slides feature a lock-out position so your tray will lock into place in the fully open position. A small lever will release the glides back to closed position. They are rated at 150 pounds.

Bracket is one inch wide on each end. For example: a 24 inch wide tray would measure 26 inches wide after installing the brackets.

Height adjustment is made upon installation by moving the bolts into pre-drilled holes.

Main telescoping brackets are made from 2.5mm steel and Powder Coated RAL 9005 Black. One pair of brackets with slides weighs 13 pounds.

Make your own tray, or include one with your order. Optional trays are available in 24 inches through 72 inches wide in 6 inch increments. All trays are 14 inches deep. Tray is mounted to brackets with 6 screws on the underside of the tray.

Brackets are screwed up to the bottom of the desk with included 3/4 inch truss head screws.

Q: In your description you say it has a detente-in, which usually means preventing the drawer from drifting open. But how do you ensure that it stays in place once you pulled out the drawer? I want to be sure that my keyboard on top stays in a secure position when the drawer is pulled out, even when I hammer on its keys.

Asked by: Tanju - 1/10/2021

A: The slides have a detent in the fully closed, and fully open positions.

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Answer provided by: Joel Abbott (1/11/2021)

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Q: The photo shows a metal shelf between the slides. The listing options are for wood and wood finish. I do not understand how the wood type and finish selections relate to the photo shown, or the metal shelf shown. Please advise. I am looking to order something like this from somewhere. I prefer to do business with Audiorax.

Asked by: Bill Hawks - 5/14/2021

A: The shelf is solid Maple with a Black Poly finish. It does look very similar in appearance to the metal components.

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Answer provided by: Joel Abbott (5/14/2021)

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Q: What’s the travel distance of the sliders?

Asked by: Max - 6/15/2021

A: These are full extension glides with a travel distance of 15 inches.

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Answer provided by: Joel Abbott (6/16/2021)

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Q: Hi there. For these keyboard tray slides, when you select a width of tray (for example 42") is this the actual usable space or is this the total width from the bracket to bracket? Alternatively stated, If I ordered a 42" width and my keyboard length was 42", would this fit? I want to make sure that when you say 42" this doesn't also include the end brackets? If that is the case, then what would be the total length (including the bracket end caps) if I selected a 42" width? I am trying to configure cabinets and would appreciate this information for planning purposes. Thank you, John Lawrence

Asked by: John Lawrence - 6/21/2021

A: Great question. When you select the tray width, that will be the finished width of the tray itself; before any of the brackets and slides are attached. A 42" tray would fit a 42" keyboard. The brackets add one inch to each end. So, a 42" tray would need a 44" space to mount in.

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Q: For the Universal Adjustable Keyboard Tray Brackets and Slides | Tray Included For the bracket i know the length of the bracket is 14 inches. how wide is the top piece of the bracket that attaches to the underside of the table? The reason why i ask is bc i am making sure that i have enough room between the edge of the table and the table legs. thanks in advance!

Asked by: Louis - 12/9/2020

A: The width of the top of the bracket is 2-1/8 inches. You can flip it around either way so it protrudes outwards or inwards. If the upper bracket protrudes inwards, you need to plan on each bracket requiring 1 inch of clearance. In other words, leave 2 inches of horizontal clearance for the brackets in between desk legs.