Desk riser shelf

This Monitor Stand Desk Shelf is the perfect accessory for anyone who spends long hours in front of a computer. It raises your monitor to eye level, reducing strain on your neck and shoulders and creating a more comfortable and ergonomic workspace.

Monitor stand riser with drawers provides a separate space to store your belongings. This ensures that it does not overcrowd the rest of your desk space.

Global Industrial™ Sloped Shop Desk w/ Riser & Pegboard Panel, 34-1/2"W x 30"D, Blue. Ships in One Business Day. Buy it and Save at GlobalIndustrial.com

$9 DIY Computer Monitor Riser Stand: This is a simple good looking computer monitor stand for your desk or workstation. I use mine for my standing desk so it raises the screen up to the appropriate level for me. You can do it! Let's get started! If you like this and want to learn more …

About this item Desktop Organizer System - Creates multiple levels of organization at your desk with a 47” x 7.1” top shelf, two 10.3” x 7.1” accessory shelves, and a 17” x 9.5” magnetic memo board. Perfect addition to both standing workstations and standard desks alike. Save Desk Space - Get small accessories and supplies off of your table surface and conveniently store them at arm’s reach with this modern shelving unit! The 23.4” of usable space underneath the top shelf allows plenty of…

Click here for the updated post with step-by-step instructions of how to build the monitor stand. I received a lot of questions about this photo I posted of the monitor stand that I recently built. I thought I'd write a quick post and share the details of what I used and how insanely simple it is. I wanted a way to rai

Sitting for comfort, but standing for my health. Here's how I built an adjustable standing desk for less than $25.

Use wire or plastic cabinet shelves on your desktop for instant storage space. Cabinet shelves are perfect for small office storage ideas on desktops and within cabinets. Not only can the top of the shelf hold supplies like tape and a stapler, but the space underneath can become its own storage center, with boxes and small pastic bins organizing paperclips, pushpins, and paper.