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So please give us a call and we can give you a quote for whatever method you need. What does the warranty cover? We offer a Lifetime Warranty! This warranty covers any manufacturing defects that occur under normal wear and tear for the life of the Cart. What is the difference between the Standard and Deluxe Keyboard Caddies? The Standard Keyboard Caddy is 20" wide, retractable, and has a height adjustment of 5 1/2". Since it is 20" wide, it will hold a keyboard but not a mouse. So, if you are purchasing this keyboard caddy you will probably want to add either a Piggyback Mouse Shelf, or a Clamp-on Mouse Shelf. The Deluxe Keyboard Caddy is 25 3/4" wide, retractable, has a height adjustment of 6", but also has a positive and negative tilt (15 degrees total), and it swivels (full 360 degrees).

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