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If your neck hurts at the end of the work day, or if you find your desktop is perpetually cluttered and messy, our Clamp-On Particle Board Monitor Riser could be the answer to your problems.
No more neck ache, and no more rifling through papers to find your mouse. Our clamp riser will not only enable you to raise your computer screen to eye level, reducing eye strain and neck pain. Its design will also free up the maximum extra space on your worktop, allowing you to declutter your space and reap the productivity benefits associated with an organised workspace.
The heavy-duty clamps attach securely to any desk and the eco-friendly particle board is moisture resistant, giving you continued performance at a very reasonable price point.
Clamp Mounted
Steel, Melamine and Particle Board
Universally Compatible
Keep Your Desk Clear
Clamp Mounted for total stability and peace of mind.
Steel, Melamine and Particle Board combine to marry style and solidity.
Compatible with monitor sizes up to 32”.
Keep Your Desk Clear as no parts need to rest on the desk itself.
Fixed to the desk securely with clamps, no other riser can claim the same level of stability. Coated in scratch free, grippy material, the clamp feet will hold your riser securely in place without marking your desk.
Raising your monitor to eye level will not only make your workday more comfortable - it could help improve your posture. The more time you spend in the correct position, the more training your postural muscles receive - giving you a better foundation, helping prevent strains and muscular injuries.
| Material | Steel, Plastic, Melamine covered Particle Board |
|---|---|
| Surface Finish | Powder Coating |
| Colour | Black |
| Dimensions | 25.6" x 10.2" x 5.1" |
| Height Range | 5.1" |
|---|---|
| Surface Thickness | 0.6" |
| Weight Capacity | 44.1 lbs |
| Drawer | No |
The riser will fit any monitor on top as long as it does not weigh more than 44.1 lbs and the monitor’s stand/feet do not exceed the riser surface of 25.6" x 10.2".
This monitor riser can be used with any desk as long as the desktop thickness is between 0.4"-1.3" to use the included desk clamp.
The monitor riser simply clamps onto the back of your desktop and does not need require any holes to be drilled into the desktop.
No, the Desky Clamp-on monitor riser is only available in black.View our full range of monitor risers for more unique finishes and designs.
No, this is only available in 5.1" height.
If you need to raise your monitor even higher again you can attach a monitor arm to the back of the monitor riser. The riser is stable enough to support this as long as the combined weight of the monitor and arm is less than 44.1 lbs. You may however find this causes your monitor to shake or wobble more.
A computer riser, or desk riser, is a device that elevates a monitor or laptop to improve ergonomics and comfort while working. They come in various forms, including adjustable stands, platforms, or shelves that can be placed on top of a desk to raise the monitor or laptop.
Desk risers can be worth investing in for users who prioritize ergonomic health and want to maximize desk space. For further information, refer to our articles on what a computer riser is and the purpose of a desk riser.
Putting your monitor on a stand is advisable to improve ergonomics and optimize viewing angles. It can help elevate the screen to eye level, reducing strain on the neck and promoting better posture while working. To make a homemade monitor stand, you can use various materials and methods.
One simple option is to stack sturdy books or boxes to create a platform for the monitor. For further inspiration, refer to our article on whether to put your monitor on a stand and how you can make your own monitor stand.
