KINLINK Solid Wood Monitor Stand Riser, Monitor Riser with 2 Adjustable Height, 15.8 inch Computer Riser for Computer, iMac, PC, Printer, Computer Monitor Stand for Home & Office, White

Easy to assemble and works as advertised

Very good quality computer monitor stand. It was beautifully packaged, delivered to my door and I was able to assemble it very quickly. Very simple and took about 5-10 minutes. It is very sturdy and heavy so it doesn't slide around. Perfect for adding a little sophistication to a desk space and provides lots of useful storage space. Love everything about this wooden monitor stand riser.

Looks great with my white desk, however. a standard size keyboard is not going to fit under the stand. I needed it to hide my laptop, so it will work for me! Was very easy to build!

I have a small desk and this stand allows me to put the keyboard and mouse under the base when not in use. Gives me more work desk space which I needed. Sturdy and very easy to assemble. Would definitely recommend.

Lets start with the good stuff: 😀1) It came well packaged and arrived quickly. Thank you amazon.2) All the wooden pieces were in great shape and as ordered, as white as can be.3) All the screws were present as was the tool to tighten them.4) Picture 3 shows what may have been a design change that results in more room for cords on the back side. Well done!Now the not so good stuff: 🙁5) The screws appeared to be "Metal Screws" meaning they were designed to work in metal, not wood.In other words they had blunt ends on the business end where you should expect a point.6) As shown in the first photo (the one with a keyboard in the background), the length of the screw is shown as the open screw resting on the edge of the side board. The screw in the hole is sunk as far in the hole as it can go. Conclusion: the predrilled hole is not deep enough to accommodate the length of the screw. As the screw is blunted on it's end, it cannot sink into the wood. So, it sticks out. This means the end pieces that support the horizontal Not a tight fit at all.The Work-Around:7) Using a 5/32 drill bit, I deepened the hole. As you can see in the second photo, that didn't help that particular corner.8) The remaining 3 holes accepted the drilling, and the screws were able to sink completely in. Photo 4 shows the left side.The Final Results9) The final results with monitor in place.10) Note: even with the correct tool, the metal in the screws is weak. The heads easily stripped out when put under sever stress ... trying to get the screws to seat properly.Hopefully YOUR experience will be better than mine. As for me, I will not be purchasing another Kinlink product of this type again.

Love it

Piece of junk. Threw it away. Holes were not lined up and it rocked. Even putting sticky pads on bottom didn’t help.

Overall, I like this product for its aesthetics but there are many pitfalls. It is definitely overpriced for what it is worth. The product is marketed as bamboo material but, there is no factual evidence it is bamboo. The package came in only providing 1 Allen wrench but, it was really really hard to screw them in.Edit: KINLINK reached out to me to address the issue. Their customer service is awesome. Don't hesitant to reach out if you have problems.