AboveTEK Large Keyboard Tray Under Desk with Wrist Rest, 26.7"×11" Ergonomic Desk Computer Keyboard Stand with Sturdy C Clamp Mount System, Slide-Out Drawer Keyboard Mouse Holder for Office (White)

Great for my Costco Glass desk

Received box undamaged and seemed unopened but did not include all the pieces such as screws (A,B,C) clamp screw (E), washers, mats (D,F) and who knows what else. Also received a 3rd L piece (G) which was in the box that looks to be where the other missing small pieces should have been.Requested replacement. Stay tuned. So annoyed to have to waste my time and to have to wait!*UPDATE* I quickly received a replacement from Amazon. It was complete a set! The assembly was easy as can be (carefully follow the pictures. Specifically the direction of each piece). This tray is very sturdy, comfortable and it fit perfect on my 2.25in desk. I'm am very satisfied.

We need to support serious manufacturers with money, or finally we will be overwhelmed with cheap stuff.Funny. As I noticed, negative reviews about the assembly instructions are written by assembly specialists. Housewives write that they look at the pictures in the instructions, think a little, and then assemble the keyboard tray without any problems.I use that keyboard tray near one year. It’s coming in a nice box, all the parts inside are individually boxed.I will very briefly write what others have written here, with which I absolutely agree:“It's definitely not cheaply made", "It's very sturdy”, “None of them are made of plastic or other lightweight materials”, “Extremely durable and looks nice” and so on.Now about the problems that can sometimes happen. After reading negative reviews and having my own assembly experience:Firstly, the sliders are very tight to move or do not go all the way. The first thing you need to do when you receive the keyboard tray, is to take out the slides out of the box, take one end the rail of slider in one hand, rest against the other end on the floor, take the moving part in your other hand (see picture) and move it up and down until end of the rail 5 -7 times. If the moving part does not reach the end (this is exactly what happened to me), apply more force.Secondly, maybe a problem with the thread in sliders, some screws not very easy to tight. The manufacturer puts one more screw for each size.If you have a critical problem: You can ask Amazon for a replacement. Or do as one person wrote here - buy a second tray and assemble one from two, and return the other to Amazon.Just don’t delay the assembly, control how much time you have left to return the item.Good luck

I recently purchased an adjustable standing desk from Amazon (UNICOO - Crank Adjustable Height Standing Desk) and it didn't come with a keyboard tray. This tray works well with the desk, frees up desktop space and provides a more ergonomic height for typing when sitting or standing. I work from home and have been using it daily for over 3 weeks with no issues. Installation was simple, dimensions as indicated in the listing, it slides in and out easily, and doesn't wobble when in use. The track does hit the support bar at the back of the desk when it's slid as far back as it will go (see pic), but I knew it would be a tight squeeze based on the listed dimensions. I think it would prob slide in another inch if the desk was deeper or the placement of the desk support bar was different (circled front area in pic where it sticks outa bit), but it doesn't bother me. That said, definitely make sure to measure the depth under your desk and look for anything that might obstruct the keyboard tray sliding all the way under if the potential for it to stick out a bit bothers you.

The media could not be loaded. When I first received this product, I thought it would be a 5 star product. However, I had difficulty with the instructions (small font, ESL problems, poor figures) and only figured out how to assemble after viewing a video that was posted... over.. and over... Additionally, one of the side rails was difficult to move and was stopping prematurely as compared to the other side rail. I contacted customer service who were immediate in their reply, however they would not accept our picture of the flawed/damaged rail, they wanted a video-- which we could not provide due to site restrictions during contact with a seller. Amazon was awesome in that they sent another package, so we could have a second functional rail. However, this probably should have been handled from the seller. It is also a little expensive at $80.

This is the second brand I've tried, and this one is SO much better than the first. This does not swing or wobble, and the clamps do not loosen on their own, at least not yet. The last one I had needed to be tightened every time I sat at the desk, and it fell down multiple times. This one is very sturdy - there is no movement whatsoever. I'm very happy with this tray so far.I can't say the instructions were wonderful--or even good--as some steps were just wrong, and I did start to attach the tray backwards, stopping because something seemed off about the instructions, so I threw away the instructions and relied on my own instincts and got it put together pretty quickly.I would recommend this tray.

As my title stated, this is pretty much exactly what I've been looking for.Assembly was pretty straightforward, I didn't experience any of the issues other reviewers mentioned. The instructions were mostly photo-based, with a little poorly translated English, but with little exception it was easy to follow along. I only messed up once and that's because I didn't double check the orientation of the parts before I screwed them in.Once attached to my desk, the unit is very sturdy, no rocking of any kind. The drawer requires some heft to pull and push, which is good in that it stays open, but can make things a little annoying when first pulling out, as there's no good handholds to grab onto. I imagine this'll loosen with repeated use. Personally I'd prefer if the slide was much looser, but had a locking mechanism for when it was open, but for the price I can't complain.