27” Keyboard Tray with Mouse & Palm Rest
- 1/4” thin phenolic allows maximum knee clearance
- Mousing surface with gel pad easily switches from right to left
- Removable foam palm rest provides maximum comfort
- Adjustable mouse catcher with cord manager
- 27” x 11 1/2”, including 8 1/4” diameter mouse surface right or left
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