Fellowes Office Suites Underdesk Keyboard Drawer, Black

2022-10-05T20:00:00

Office Suites? Underdesk Keyboard Drawer is so far a great product. I like the design and it is very useful due to the height adjustments you can make. A bonus is that it is made with 100% recycled material.

cjay80

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2019-11-01T20:00:00

My keyboard tray is great. However, I have moved and when de-installing i broke a bracket. I need one replacement adjustable bracket.Help! How and where do I get one?Thank you.

mbabin13

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2019-01-27T19:00:00

Well packaged, everything organized and ready to go. Assembly directions clear and easy to follow. Template provided made it easy to install under desk. Mouse tray handy, well located on either side and large enough for which ever model or size used. Easy to switch form left to right side. Would have liked to have a backstop on drawer to allow for storage of needs without worry of sliding off of backside.

Squidly

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2018-03-21T20:00:00

It was quick and easy to install. It glides in and out nicely. My large, ergonomic keyboard does not fit well but I am making due. I'm not sure about the slide out mouse holder however I'm trying it out.

JodiO

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2018-01-24T19:00:00

I built a desk out of 1 1/2" thick oak and a pair of oak filing cabinets but the keyboard and mouse height were causing pain in my right shoulder and I thought it might be due to the height and location of the keyboard and mouse. I installed the drawer this morning and worked all day without pain! This did what I needed and it's pretty sturdy.

hudsonbill

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2017-11-29T19:00:00

I could not use the the mouse pad extension as all the screw holes were broken when I unpacked it. I could use an extension for an adding machine but it didn't appear to be sturdy enough for that anyway. I didn't want my mouse down there so I just omitted that part. Simple solution is to not pre-assemble that part. Pressure on the screws during shipping broke the holes they were in.

ream

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2017-02-16T19:00:00

This unit was easy to install and is easy to use. It looks great and I would recommend this item to everyone.

billg

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2016-12-07T19:00:00

Product delivered broken. The mounts for the mouse side drawer were broken off the keyboard drawer. No damage to the box.

MJBey

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2016-12-01T19:00:00

The keyboard drawer is an innovative idea but it is very difficult to install due to having to lay on your back and work with your arms in an uplifted, extended position. The unit is very difficult to hold in place while attaching the screws. I used hex screws instead of the ones provided. The greatest design FLAW is the use of the nuts to fasten the brackets together. They should be molded into the plastic to prevent their falling out during installation. When I tried to adjust the drawer height later I found it an impossibility to change the setting due to the nuts falling out of the recesses and I eventually removed the unit altogether. Waste of $$$

ARDEE

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2016-06-03T20:00:00

the keyboard installation was simple and it works as expected

workingathome

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2016-06-03T20:00:00

I love this under the desk keyboard tray. Great price, contemporary design, and compact with extendable mouse tray that actually stays extended if you want it to.

LiveConflicFreeSpeaker

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2016-05-21T20:00:00

I bought for my son's computer desk. It was easy to install and had great instructions. Very pleased with purchase.

MomOfTwo

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2016-01-24T19:00:00

The product lived up to all of my expectations. Assembly was relatively easy using the template as instructed. I would not hesitate to recommend the product.

Hawk

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2015-11-04T19:00:00

The brackets on the hanger use to be metal , now plastic and split upon screwing down,so don't over tighten.

foggydog

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2015-04-21T20:00:00

Installed keyboard drawer and it works PERFECTLY for my keyboard!

AmyH

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2015-01-18T19:00:00

Easy to install and looks great. My wife is so happy. My other keyboard holder was bent and she went to purchase a new product. I love it. Thanks

bigdog

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2014-10-29T20:00:00

This is a great purchase for a great price. Easy to install and includes the slide out mouse holder.

pilong

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2014-07-22T20:00:00

The product seems fine. The cost was a little higher than others I researched (but the quality may be a bit better than the others). The instructions were a little unclear but I worked through it. There were left over parts (I am assuming there were shipping screws and extra screws). Hopefully I didn't leave anything off. It would be helpful to mention that if it is normal.

Erapsandell

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2014-04-13T20:00:00

Exactly what I wanted. Serves the purpose that I need.

ksylyn

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2013-12-16T19:00:00

The product was easy to install. It has helped make working at the computer easier and less stress on the back and shoulders.

Cele

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2013-11-19T19:00:00

I love my Underdesk Keyboard Drawer. Not only does it free up desk surface space, its contoured design keep my hands and wrists comfortable. Unlike many other keyboard drawer models, the Fellowes Keyboard Drawer also features a fold-away mouse tray, freeing up additional desk space while tucking away neatly while not in use. The design is sturdy and trustworthy.

MaddyMouse

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2013-11-01T20:00:00

I needed a new under desk keyboard tray at work. It finally arrived and was installed. How nice to have a a quiet sliding drawer for a change and is really smooth. I am so glad to have it back. I can't have the keyboard on the desktop anymore. I would recommend this tray to anyone.

gibsus

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2013-08-30T20:00:00

Great Product for the price, It was easy to install and really helps to keep your work space free.

JAAJC

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2013-05-29T20:00:00

Just purchased the keyboard drawer to update an older clunky one that I had. This ones glides smoothly and has a pull-out mouse tray, which can be tucked away to take up less under-desk space. Use all the screws it recommends to keep it secure.

MREA

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2013-02-24T19:00:00

I made a desk out of a bakers rack. This drawer was easy to install. It holds the keybord. I don't use the mouse pad much, the mouse worksfine on the top. Great for the money

Annieosceola

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2012-11-07T19:00:00

Most employees use this keyboard. Very durable and sturdy. Very inexpensive and a great product .

Tootie

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2012-02-06T19:00:00

Ever since I shifted to using an IBM Model M keyboard. It's made of metal and it's HEAVY. I have been a little frustrated at the amount of effort needed to put it aside and make some space on my desktop so that I can carry on working with my Newton as required. When I had a run of the mill el-cheapo keyboard it was easy to put that aside as it weighed just a few ounces. But the Model M?! It weights a few pounds. The answer? A keyboard drawer. I settled on a Fellowes 91403. This drawer came with good instructions. I didn't have to read it that closely before I got the gist of it. They gave me more screws than what was listed in the parts list. I had read other reviews about how difficult it was to install Fellowes drawers. They mostly seem to use the same system of four brackets that requiring screwing to the underside of your desktop. The brackets are connected to the two ball-bearing runners on either side of the tray. The instructions are clear: Screw the runners to the tray; Screw the brackets to the runners; drill pilot holes into the desktop first; screw the brackets into the holes. Done. Typing on it after installing the drawer is a pleasure. Hardly any lateral movement. The drawer allows for three height settings. The Model M is big especially with its legs down so I used the lowest setting and it just fits with about 4-5mm of clearance between it and the desktop. I use a laser USB mouse so there is no need for a mousepad on the mouse tray but I can imagine that some users would like a little more friction between the Mouse and the tray surface. If a mousepad is required then one might need to cut it to size as its only 180mm wide and 190mm deep. The tray can be slid back under the tray so anticipate the extra width required when sliding out the mouse tray especially if there are built-in drawers under the desktop. Some Amazon reviewers of other Fellowes drawers have been disappointed that their units were mostly plastic. On this one, only the ball-bearing runners are made of metal. It doesn't matter to me whether its made of plastic or metal so long as the material is sturdy enough to do the job. The plastics used on this one certainly seem sturdy enough for me. The drawer is meant for typing on a keyboard so don't expect it to be able to survive long if users lean on it with their elbows. If someone falls over and they put their hand out to catch their full weight I expect that they will tear it from its brackets. I've been using it for a few hours now. The reclaimed desk space is great. I can use it for resting my notes and other reference documents while I'm typing. If I want to focus on what I'm doing on my Newton I just shift the mouse and slide the keyboard under the desk and roll my chair forward. Excellent. Installation Tips: 1. The instructions have an actual sized plan view facsimile of the tray printed on it showing where the holes should be drilled. I cellotaped it to the underside of the desktop and then drilled the pilot holes through the paper. The pilot holes only need to be about 8mm deep (that is, not very deep at all, less than a fingernail). Don't get too enthusiastic and drill all the way through your desktop! 2. Make sure that your screws and screwdriver is near at hand before beginning. Hold the tray in place with one hand and put the screw through the hole in the bracket and push it against the pilot hole until it "sticks". Then carefully reach for your screwdriver without moving anything and screwing it in. You only need to go half way and then start on the other one diagonally across from the one you started with. Again you don't have to screw it all the way in, half way will do. Now you can release the tray and give your arms a rest! Once you have recovered then you can start on No 3 and No 4. When all are in, tighten them all up until it is firm but again don't get too enthusiastic as you don't want to tight them too much and strip the thread. You should be done. Pour yourself a double malt and admire your handiwork.

Genghis

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