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Bamboo Dual Monitor Stand Riser, White Desk Shelf with Storage
Bamboo Dual Monitor Stand Riser, White Desk Shelf with Storage
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Bamboo Dual Monitor Stand Riser
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- the stand a sturdy build and a clean, minimalist look for your workspace.
- The 39.37 x 9 inch surface holds two monitors side by side, helping keep work or gaming setups more organized.
- About 3.5 inches of clearance underneath fits keyboards, soundbars, notebooks, and accessories to free up desktop space.
Product Details
- Brand: ROCDEER
- Type: Monitor Stands
- Dimensions: Raises your screens by 4.3 inches to help bring them closer to eye level for a more comfortable viewing angle.
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the stand a sturdy build and a clean, minimalist look for your workspace
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