Choose the best standing desk helps you implement proper ergonomics at your workstation. Whether sitting or standing at an electric adjustable height standing desk, the location of your keyboard is one of the most essential details for proper ergonomics. Thanks to its adaptable and roomy design and smooth adjustment mechanism. It can be mounted on a typical desk or table to hold a laptop, one or two monitors with stands, or a monitor arm.

The most obvious is leaving the keyboard on top of the standing desk and then using something else to elevate the monitor to the proper height. This might even be better in the case of sit-to-stand desks because it gives you extra flexibility to get the keyboard to the right height when seated or standing, simply by adjusting the height of the desk itself. If you have risers or other objects that let you precisely set the monitor’s height, this is an easy fix, although it is only sufficiently effective for a seated position if you have a similarly flexible office chair so you can work with the minimum height of the standing desk.

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Creating a fully ergonomic workstation with an adjustable height standing desk can require a bit of thought and work. When it comes to ergonomic keyboard trays and where you position your keyboard, the choice requires you to identify what design aesthetics and matter to you.

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To be sure, the percentage of I shape standing desk that have ergonomic keyboard trays installed is a minute fraction of the millions of fixed-height sitting desks that have them. The reason for this isn’t that they’re any less necessary when working at a standing or walking workstation. If anything, they’re far more necessary and beneficial. And we’re on a constant crusade to educate the active workstation users of the world that they can enjoy the use of an ergonomic keyboard tray. In fact, there are numerous different kinds to choose from that will work on their desk, which we’re going to dive into in this special roundup of standing desk keyboard trays.

What to do when you want to take a conventional keyboard tray off your old fixed-height desk and transfer it to your new standing desk instead? Keyboard Tray Standing Desk Adapter Kit does exactly what it sets out to do by offering an affordable, easy work around to the common issue of incompatibility between ergonomic keyboard trays and crossbar-equipped adjustable-height desks. And it does this without sacrificing any adaptability or stability.

It offers a few unique advantages over conventional keyboard tray designs. Where conventional trays usually top out at only -15° to -20° of tilt, which was fine for sitting but really insufficient for standing desks and walking desks, the  tray can technically tilt down to 85° without losing your keyboard and pointing device. In all practicality, of course, most people will use it at a 30° to 45° angle to achieve maximum ergonomic neutrality, comfort and typing proficiency.

The primary reason that people don’t install adjustable keyboard trays on small standing desk is that on the vast majority of them there’s a metal stability crossbar running underneath the desktop. Many people, including facilities managers and even furniture dealers and installers. Nothing could be further from the truth.

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Some of the very standing gaming desk may not even have crossbars. Of those that do, models that have “T-leg” frames, meaning the lifting columns are located in the center between the front and back edges of the desk, will have the least amount of free draft. Those with cantilevered, or “C-leg” frames will have deeper drafts, but even these can sometimes be as shallow as only 11″ deep. To measure the free draft under your desktop, simply measure the distance between the user edge of your desk and the crossbar.

The Fezibo standing computer desk does everything a keyboard tray needs to, does it well, and comes in at a surprisingly low street price. 15º of negative tilt is an industry standard for adjustable trays, and while the 5º that the Stowaway adds to that doesn’t sound like much, some users will find the extra tilt essential to finding a comfortable, ergonomic position especially when using a treadmill desk. A wide range of height adjustment is complemented by removable gel/foam wrist pads (perfect for accommodating ergonomic keyboards).

Keyboard trays are one of many pieces of ergonomic furniture designed to make your office more comfortable and efficient. They are an excellent complement to standing desks.

Most importantly, they can prevent wrist injury due to their customizable height and angle. The right keyboard tray can promote appropriate posture and arm position to safeguard against discomfort.

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Also known as a keyboard tray spacer kit, this low-cost solution is fairly clever. It allows you to build an “inverted highway overpass” around your standing desk’s stability crossbar so that you can install most any conventional keyboard tray without having to worry about hitting the obstruction. Note that most keyboard tray manufacturers us a 5.765″-wide glide track, of varying lengths typically from 17″ to 25″. The way the adapter kit works is you install that glide track to the spacer assembly and then screw the spacer assembly into the underside of your desktop.

Ergonomic office chair adjusted using a hydraulic system, which must be done manually because there is no electric motor. There are no presets, so getting the positioning correct may require some trial and error.

This is a modest, low-cost desk with manual (rather than electronic) adjustments and a basic design. Because it's difficult to adjust, many people will want to use it as a dedicated standing desk rather than a sit/stand desk. It's also on wheels, which, although convenient, makes it feel a little unsteady. So, what do you think ? Do you have to give it a try?
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