Suporte de teclado MACLEAN MC-156 W — prateleira ajustável sob a secretária, carga máx. 5 kg

MACLEAN MC-156 W keyboard holder is an adjustable under-desk tray designed to hold keyboards and small accessories with a maximum load of 5 kg. It mounts beneath a desk to save workspace, offers angle and position adjustment to support ergonomic typing posture, and helps keep the desktop organized in home offices, workplaces and study areas.

Advantages

The tray provides a compact under-desk mounting solution that reduces clutter on the desktop and creates extra working space. Adjustable tilt and sliding features allow users to set the keyboard at a comfortable angle and distance to reduce wrist strain. Lightweight construction and a discreet white finish integrate with different desk styles while remaining easy to install and operate. The holder is specifically designed for keyboards and small peripherals within its 5 kg load limit.

Suitable for

• Home offices and remote workstations where desk space is limited
• Corporate workplaces and shared desks requiring tidy cable and accessory management
• Student study desks and learning environments needing ergonomic keyboard placement
• Small setups with compact keyboards, numeric keypads or lightweight input devices

Key specifications

• Mounting type: under-desk tray
• Maximum load capacity: 5 kg
• Adjustability: tilt and fore/aft position adjustment
• Finish: white
• Compatibility: standard desktop keyboards and small accessories

How to use

Install the keyboard holder beneath the front edge of a suitable desk using the supplied mounting hardware and following the alignment guidelines. Slide the tray into position and secure it so that it moves smoothly along its guide. Place the keyboard on the tray and adjust tilt and distance for a neutral wrist position while typing. Check that the total weight of the keyboard and any placed accessories does not exceed 5 kg to ensure stable operation.

Recommendations

For improved ergonomics, set the tray height and tilt so your forearms are parallel to the floor when typing and wrists remain straight. Avoid placing heavy items on the tray; use only keyboards and small peripherals within the specified load limit. Periodically check mounting screws for tightness and ensure the sliding mechanism is free of debris.