Zimilar2 Pack Monitor Stand Riser, Wood Monitor Riser for 2 Monitors, Premium Wooden Dual Monitor Stand Laptop Stand for Home & Office

Make sure the dimensions are what you want but a pretty product and very sturdy. I highly recommend these. I wish it were a tad higher to get your hands underneath when you put stuff under. We actually slide our Macbook under to use the dual monitor setup. It works really great. I recommend if the size is right for you.

Size is perfect for a corner area of your desk if you do not have much room. Lightweight and very easy to assemble. Very stable to hold my dinosaur of a computer pack. Worth the money, and the white is perfect for adding some brightness to your area!

These risers are very sturdy despite their simple construction. They make my desk look so much more neat and put together and it's easier to hide my cords. My only complaint is that my keyboard doesn't fit underneath the riser snugly. But that's just because I didn't measure it right

I wanted to put both shelves together, it doesn’t fit perfectly but that’s fine. This was super easy to build and took me about 2 mins. It is a sturdy riser for the monitor and is long enough to put my 87% keyboard. As you can see it also fits my little midi keyboard. The only thing I didn’t really like is the little hole on each side of the riser. For the price these work fine.

I purchased two sets of these to stack my scanner and printer and to stack my 2 laptops next to my monitors. They actually look great, not cheap, are very good quality. I really like The rustic looking wood tones as well. The only issue I have had is the soft pads you stick to the bottom of each shelf come off pretty easily so I ended up using different pads.

These are attractive and serve the purpose I bought them for -- I bought a two pack of monitor stands, intending to stack one on top of the other to raise my monitor to eye level and provide a little shelving underneath. They stack fine and perform perfectly. Assembly was a little interesting. You will need a small Phillips screwdriver -- not included. Not recommended to use the tip of a butter knife, as I did, but it worked (Tip: Don't use your good silverware.) The instructions specifically say not to use an electric screwdriver, which I do have, alas. But probably because it appears they are made of particle board which splits easily, so don't use too much force when applying the elbow grease. Still, altogether they two of them were assembled in under 15 minutes, so I'm not really complaining, just passing along what I experienced. They look and function exactly as I was hoping, and for the price I heartily recommend.

Seems like the legs could break easily.

Easy to assemble and looks great! Much better than the old bulky metal ones I had.