Keyboard support

A keyboard support stand for supporting at least a computer keyboard comprising:

• a support frame including a fixed lower frame portion and an upper frame portion, and adjustment means connected to said upper and lower frame portions for selectively adjusting a height of said upper frame portion relative to said lower frame portion;
• first and second worksurfaces connected to said upper frame portion to move in combination therewith during said height adjustment, said first and second work surfaces being disposed in laterally spaced relation so as to define an intermediate open area therebetween;
• an arm rest defining an upward facing surface and being pivotally joined to support means of said upper frame portion so that said arm rest is angularly pivotable in a vertical plane;
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• a keyboard tray defining an upward facing surface and being disposed in said intermediate open area, said keyboard tray being pivotally joined to said support means of said upper frame portion so that said keyboard tray is angularly pivotable in a vertical plane.

A keyboard support stand for supporting at least a computer keyboard, comprising:

• a support frame having first and second leg assemblies disposed in a laterally spaced relation and elongate support means which extends laterally and is connected to said first and second leg assemblies, said leg assemblies each including a base structure having a pair of elongate legs extending upwardly, a plurality of horizontal cross members connected between said legs which are vertically spaced apart one from the other, a caster at a rear portion of the base structure for rolling engagement with a floor, and a glide at a front portion of said base structure so as to be supported on the floor;
• first and second worksurfaces connected respectively to upper portions of said first and second leg assemblies, said first and second worksurfaces being horizontally enlarged and disposed in laterally spaced relation so as to define an intermediate open area therebetween;
• an elongate arm rest which extends laterally along a front of said support frame, said arm rest being joined to said support means such that said arm rest defines an upward facing surface extending forwardly away from said support means;
• a horizontally enlarged keyboard tray joined to said support means so as to be disposed rearwardly of said arm rest, said keyboard tray defining an upward facing surface disposed in said intermediate space;
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• adjustment means for selectively adjusting a height of said first and second worksurfaces as well as said arm rest and said keyboard tray relative to said leg assemblies, said adjustment means having a lower portion connected to the upper ends of said first and second leg assemblies and an upper portion connected to said support means add said first and second worksurfaces which move in combination therewith, said upper portion being vertically movable relative to said lower portion to adjust the height of said arm rest, keyboard tray and first and second worksurfaces.

A support stand for supporting office equipment thereon, comprising:

• a support frame which includes a base adapted to be supported on a floor;
• an elongate support member which extends laterally and is connected to an upper portion of said support frame, a first open area being defined forwardly of said support member and a second open area being defined rearwardly of said support member;
• an elongate arm rest which is disposed on a front side of said support member and extends laterally, said arm rest being horizontally enlarged to define an upward facing surface and including first connector means for pivotally joining a rearward portion of said arm rest to said support member to permit vertical pivoting about said support member in said first open area, said front connector means including first locking means for releasably locking said front support plate in a selected angular orientation relative to said support member;
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• a rear worksurface which is disposed on a rear side of said support member and is adapted to support office equipment thereon, said rear worksurface including second connector means for pivotally joining a forward portion of said rear worksurface to said support member to permit vertical pivoting of said rear worksurface about said support member in the region of said second open area, said second connector means including second locking means for releasably locking said rear worksurface in a selected angular orientation relative to said support member without the angular orientation of said arm rest.