It could happen! Keychron is doing tons of layouts. Honestly, the Q10 is awfully close already.

See my comment. Not really Alice layout, but split TKLs.

LZ erGhost with DSS Late Harvest (and mono kit) and FLX Virgo with GMK Taro.

Thanks! This layout is super rare, and I like it. Hoping to see more boards like this one in the future.

Ah, I see it. That's unfortunate.

You might be able to get a rest made that fits better. Check out Digital Carpentry, perhaps. https://digital-carpentry.com/ He's made some good custom rests for me to fit specific boards.

Can't get a picture with a different space bar on right now. Maybe later. Honestly, from above, the gap between this KAT space bar and the case edge looks to be just the same as the spacing between the top edge of the space bar and the bottom edge of the row of keys above it. I wouldn't want less room, since stabilized keys to have a bit of skew or twist to them. You'd end up contacting the case edge. Also, the bottom of the space bars dips below the height of the case, so the caps aren't floating at all. Hope that helps explain things.

This board has gasket-mounted, skeleton-style aluminum plates on either side that offer quite a bit of flex if you push down on keys, especially near the center of the alpha areas. The feel is not bouncy, just a bit muted. Really nice, IMO.

The wrist rest came with the Sand Glass ergo as part of the package.

What's wrong with the Keychron Q10 rest? Wood seems like a good choice of materials. Is it the finish?

Fox Lab Sand Glass Ergo, Durock POM switches (205g0, CK 58g slow springs), TX stabs, KAT Refined keycaps