CORVUS Corner Converter

The CORVUS Corner Converter from ErgoVerse is used to create a usable workspace out of a tightly curved or inside right angled corner. The steel plate creates a diagonal bridge (21" wide) between the supporting surfaces, facilitating full utilization the entire workstation. The CORVUS Corner Converter gives access to an expanded work area (right, left and corner), enhancing the ergonomics of the workspace.

The CORVUS features large dimensions that make it suitable for use with any combination of keyboards and pointing devices. The 39" width is sufficient to easily accommodate a standard full width or split adjustable keyboard while still providing sufficient space to easily deploy a traditional mouse to not just one but both sides of the keyboard. The 13" extra deep design also makes the CORVUS Corner Converter ideal for use where central pointing devices are being deployed.

Unlike some similar products that have odd or unusual shapes, the clean rectangular design of the CORVUS ensures that both keyboards and mousing devices have sufficient surface area to ensure stability while being used. And for situations where a keyboard arm and tray need to be mounted, the lower lip of the CORVUS Corner Converter is pre-drilled to accommodate easy mounting of common keyboard arms.

The CORVUS Corner Converter can be mounted to most desks up to 1.37" thick. The heavy steel plate rests firmly on the desk without sliding and is equipped with pads to protect the desk surface.

Note: While the CORVUS Corner Converter does provide a bridging width of 21", the overall width of 39" does require a fair amount of desk surface for installation. If there are space restrictions it may be necessary to consider a similar product with a smaller overall footprint.

• Accommodates Most Work Surfaces: The CORVUS Corner Converter can be mounted to work surfaces up to 1.375 thick.
• Low Profile: The CORVUS Corner Converter is formed from heavy gauge sheet metal that provides rigidity while maintaining a very low profile over the mounting surface.
• Compatible with Most Articulating Keyboard Arms: The front lower lip of the CORVUS Corner Converter is pre-drilled to accept most common articulating keyboard arms.
• Durable and Professional: The CORVUS Corner Converter is formed from heavy gauge steel, finished with rounded corners, and is powder-coated in black. It has protective padding on the underside to protect desk surfaces from damage.
• Easy Installation: Installation of a CORVUS Corner Converter is simple. Just remove it from the package and slide onto the desk. In most case the weight of the CORVUS will be sufficient to keep it in place. However, for those who wish to ensure that it does not move at all it also comes with an adhesive strip and can also be secured to the underside of the desk using the predrilled holes on the lower lip.

• Width, Top Surface: 39.0" (99.1 cm)
• Width, Front and Lower Lip: 21.0" (53.3 cm)
• Depth (front to back): 13.0" (33.0 cm)
• Thickness Capacity: 1.375" (3.5 cm)
• Weight: 14.0 lbs (6.36 kg)
• Bridging Width: 21.0" (53.3 cm)
• Warranty: 2 Years
• Package Contents: CORVUS Corner Converter

• If you are concerned that gravity itself will not keep the CORVUS secured in position you may wish to utilize either the pre-attached adhesive strip or the pre-drilled screw holes. If using the adhesive strip, first peel off the backing and then carefully place the corner converter into position, keeping the upper surface from making contact until it is positioned where you want to have it placed. Then simply press down on the surface to activate the adhesive. If you would rather not use the adhesive simply leave the backing in place and place the CORVUS into position. Then, using appropriate length screws, secure the converter to the underside of the desk using the holes in the corners of the lower lip.
• When considering a Corner Converter several factors should be considered.
  • First, determine if this is to provide surface area for deployment of a keyboard and/or a mouse. If this is the case you will want to ensure that the surface area is of sufficient size to provide a level surface for placement of the keyboard (at the minimum) or both the keyboard and mouse.
  • Second, if the Corner Converter is intended to be used for the mounting of a Keyboard Track and Tray you will want to ensure that the keyboard tray can extend far enough that you have practical access to both the keyboard and mouse without having to reach in under the desk top. With larger corner sleeves this is generally not an issue.
  • Third, you will want to determine whether the keyboard tray will need to be elevated level with the desk surface. This will require that the rear edge of the keyboard tray be positioned far enough out from the inside corner of the desk that the rear corners of the tray will clear the sides of the desk. This can usually be addressed by either utilizing a tray with the rear corners cut at a diagonal or by selecting a wider corner sleeve which will move the mounting point for the keyboard track further out from the inside corner. Doing this creates a wider space for the keyboard tray.