This Dual Computer Monitor Riser is a functional desktop support device for desktop office environments. Its primary function is to raise the height of the monitors, bringing the center of the screen closer to or at the user's natural eye level, thereby alleviating neck, shoulder, back, and eye strain caused by prolonged use of a computer with the head tilted down or up. This type of product is widely used in home offices, corporate office spaces, study areas, and multi-monitor collaborative environments, and is especially suitable for users who use two monitors simultaneously or a monitor and a laptop.

1. Ergonomic Design

The core design of this Dual Computer Monitor Riser is based on office ergonomics standards. By raising the monitors approximately 4.64 inches (about 118mm), the screen center height is brought closer to the user's natural eye level, helping to keep the neck forward tilt angle within 15°.

2. Excellent Load-Bearing Capacity

This computer stand uses MDF/PB high-density composite panels with metal support legs.  Each layer can support 40–50 lbs (approximately 18–23 kg), stably supporting the combined weight of a 21–24 inch monitor and a laptop.

3. Adjustable Size

The Dual Computer Monitor Riser features a modular, expandable structure, allowing the overall length to be adjusted from 23.5 inches to 36 inches. The left and right side panels support angle adjustments, adapting to different desktop widths and monitor spacing requirements. Compared to fixed-length stands, the adjustable structure offers greater adaptability for multi-workstation offices or desktop upgrades.

4. Convenient Desktop Storage

The effective vertical space created under the riser is approximately 3.9–4.0 inches, which can be used to store standard-sized keyboards, notebooks, folders, or common office supplies. This height accommodates the thickness of most full-sized keyboards, allowing the keyboard to be fully pushed under the stand when not in use, freeing up desktop workspace.

5. Stable Structure

The Dual Computer Monitor Riser features a multi-point support design at the bottom, reinforced with metal connectors. This effectively controls lateral movement even under full load. The large contact area between the support legs and the desktop helps to distribute pressure and increase overall friction, reducing the risk of displacement due to desktop vibrations or external forces.

1. Home Office

In a home office environment, the Dual Computer Monitor Riser optimizes limited desk space and improves posture. By raising the monitor height, it allows home desks to meet basic ergonomic requirements without replacing furniture, reducing neck and shoulder discomfort caused by mismatched desk and chair heights. The storage space beneath the stand can be used to organize keyboards and stationery, reducing clutter on the home office desk and improving focus during work.

2. Corporate Office

In a corporate office setting, this dual monitor riser can standardize monitor heights across workstations, helping to improve overall employee comfort and work efficiency. For jobs requiring prolonged screen time, the riser effectively reduces neck strain and improves visual comfort. Its adjustable length structure adapts to different workstation sizes, facilitating standardized configuration during workstation upgrades or adjustments.

3. Study Space

In study or self-study environments, this product can be used to raise monitors or laptops, allowing students to maintain a more upright posture and reduce cervical spine pressure caused by looking down while studying. The space beneath the stand can be used to store textbooks, notebooks, or study supplies, keeping the desk tidy and promoting focused learning while improving space utilization efficiency.

4. Multi-Screen Collaboration

In scenarios requiring multiple windows and multitasking, the Dual Computer Monitor Riser helps standardize the height and visual alignment of dual screens. Through reasonable height and spacing adjustments, both screens are placed on the same visual plane, reducing frequent head turning or looking down, and improving the efficiency of switching between multiple screens. This is suitable for design, programming, data analysis, and other work modes.

Q: How much weight can this Dual Computer Monitor Riser support?

A: This type of desktop riser, made of MDF/PB board combined with metal supports, typically has a weight capacity of approximately 40–50 lb (about 18–23 kg) per layer, which is sufficient to support a common setup of two 21–24 inch monitors.

Q: Is it suitable for a dual monitor setup or a monitor + laptop combination?

A: Yes, it is. This Dual Computer Monitor Riser is adjustable in length from 23.5" to 36", accommodating various layouts such as two monitors side-by-side, a main screen + secondary screen, or a main screen + laptop (centered or to the side).

Q: Is the installation complicated? Are extra tools required?

A: Usually, you only need to fix the tabletop to the support legs or connectors according to the instructions. Basic tools are typically sufficient.

Q: Will it wobble during use? What if the desktop is uneven?

A: Under normal circumstances, it will not wobble significantly. This is because it uses a multi-point support leg structure, and the weight of the equipment is distributed across multiple support points. If wobbling occurs, it is mostly related to two factors: first, the desktop itself is uneven or the material is too soft, resulting in uneven force on the contact points; second, the screws were not tightened or the connectors were not properly fitted during installation. The solution is to first confirm that the desktop is level, then check if the support legs are completely touching the ground, and re-tighten the connection points. If the desktop is slightly uneven, you can use small shims at the lower support points to level it, which will significantly improve stability.

Q: How adaptable is this riser to different desktop sizes?

A: It has strong adaptability. Its shortest length is approximately 23.5", and it can be extended to 36", and the side panels can be adjusted in angle. Therefore, it can cover the common width range of most desks, office desks, and study desks. For compact desktops, it can be shortened to the shortest setting and the devices can be placed closer together; for wider desktops or workstations requiring a larger distance between the two screens, it can be extended to a longer setting, allowing for a more natural viewing distance and operating space between the two screens.