Keyboard Tray Under Desk Heavy-Duty Metal Slide-Out Platform Drawer Tray (Gray)

I like it. Looks sturdy and has an overall good appearance. The table must be at least remotely compatible with the idea but the shelf has a pretty flexible well-thought mounting system.

The tray fit the bill for what I wanted - a narrow tray with minimal thickness beneath the keyboard, and being white is a bonus.The tray itself is nice, but the sliders and mounting hardware are atrociously cheap. The metal is extremely thin and very sharp in multiple places. Definitely made as cheaply as possible.The screws supplied to mount this to the underside of a desk are a joke. They are so poor quality that some didn't even have threads!Definitely get some appropriate high quality screws to mount this or you'll have a bad time.It's working for me and was cheap, so I'll give it 3 stars, but I may end up keeping the tray but separately purchasing some normal quality sliders and brackets if and when these either bend or give me a nasty cut.

Great. Takes a little putting together but nothing that tricky. Works well. Sturdy ish materials.

So I love love love this... only two problems... my Mac keyboard is very skinny so sits very low and the metal bar is hard and sits cold on the wrists... so I sad the keyboard higher and put some foam on the wrist thing and its great... so I did have to adjust it to my liking.. but its sturdy and so deep can be used as a pencil drawer... I don't think I could find a tray like this so I think its the best just had to modify it a little bit.

These instructions suck no video on how to actually set this up this is terrible

The tray is plenty sturdy enough and I don't mind the factory fresh finish blemishes, but the slides are flimsy and terrible. They easily twist and flex causing the ball bearings to fall out as the tracks separate if not pulled from the center carefully. Not fun reassembling and doubtful it will hold up. The tray is perfect for my built-in desk so i purchased a new set of slides and will need to fabricate a mounting solution. Better than making the tray from scratch but more work than expected with some added expense. New slides on the way within two hours of install. I didn't take any pictures of the issues, but you can imagine one piece turning into many and searching for sixteen steel balls on the floor and hoping you can fix it. Because the tray fits perfect, and for science.

It’s impossible to securely attach the slider to the tray. Only one hole is accessible. I really wanted this to work but I may be forced to send it back. How hard is it to write up useable instructions? Little help.

Unfortunately this can't be mounted flush to the mounting surface without serious modification. Due to the way the bracket is configured it is designed to be an inch or so clearance between the top of the drawer and the bottom of whatever you are attaching it to. I personally was installing this in a very tight spot and had to have it flush for it to even work. Due to how it was designed though I had to use a Dremel as an angle grinder to saw off an inch from each of the brackets. Overall it worked okay, just a lot more work than I'd prefer. I will commend this for being basically the only white drawer in this form factor - it was the exact size I needed width and height(minus the brackets out of the box kinda negating that). Depth could be an inch longer, but overall it does the job. Ball bearings for the drawer slide could be better, but they are definitely better than some drawer pulls you have most assuredly run into in the wild.