Functional Hardware Resources 14" Keyboard Slide -Heavy Duty Steel Construction

Live it. Works well. I have it set up for a 36 key keyboard, fx pedal and mouse and keyboard in my studio. It slides well and feels very sturdy.

binds and stops a foot out instead of two feet, have to be rough and yank it out to get full use of board

Easy to install and sturdy

Just what I needed to make a long keyboard tray. The wobbling is simply because I’m pushing the limits of how far apart these really are meant to beThere is a slight lack of wanting to “clip” closed, but it’s fairly minor and doesn’t really hinder it staying closed.

The ball bearings glide smoothly. The mounting brackets that attach to the table can be turned to face in or out. A nice backup if you suddenly realized that there's something on the way where you planned to screw it on. The length of the board you wanna install is only limited by the length of the table or your personal preference. I used a 3/4-inch, 4-foot melamine shelf board that I purchased at Home Depot for $10 then I asked them to cut it for me down to 36 inches. The melamine will chip on one side since the blade they use at home depot is meant for ripping. Mine didn't chip bad just because they just changed the blade when I got there. But no problem for me since I made the chipped side facing down. If you have you're own saw then I recommend that you use a 60-tooth blade. Or if you want your board to color-match your table then buy an unfinished wood then spray paint it. If you measure as accurately as possible with some common sense, I don't see anyone going wrong with this product. Like any other slide, if not aligned properly, it can give you problems. Totally, not the fault of the manufacturer. The build quality, to me, seems heavy duty. It comes with 8 screws. Some of the holes on the mounts are oval, a very nice feature also for having some micro-adjustment options. One room for improvement, IMHO is...I wish the screw mounts that go under the board extended more. The center of the hole is only 3/8 of an inch from the edge of the board your screwing down. It's just too close to the edge of the board for comfort. At least over 1/2" would have been nice. Overall, I am very, very happy with this product because I now have 36 inches by 12 inches of extra space under my table.