Do I need a keyboard tray with my L-shaped desk?

Ergonomic guidelines recommend keeping your keyboard roughly an inch below elbow height, which typically puts it lower than a standard 29–30-inch desktop — meaning a keyboard tray is a meaningful ergonomic improvement for anyone doing extended typing work. Commercial L-desks support under-mount keyboard trays with articulating arms that adjust height, tilt, and lateral position to fit your specific setup. Some configurations also offer integrated keyboard shelves on the return as an alternative. Whether you need one depends on your height and chair setup, but if you're clocking serious hours at the keyboard, it's worth specifying. FindOfficeFurniture.com carries keyboard trays — call 888-719-4960.