Navaris Wood Monitor Stand Riser - Computer Desk Organizer Desktop Dock Wooden Mount Display for PC TV Screen Notebook Laptop - Walnut

I work from home and have had my laptops stacked on books or some artificial shelf to elevate my screens for work and viewing. I stumbled onto a site that showed a beautiful home office setup, and I thought, oooh, I want that; then I started looking at the prices and thought...ooooh, I don't want to spend that. So I did the next best thing: I checked out amazon, found this remarkable brand, Navaris, and splurged.I purchased the wood riser for my MacBook to sit on. It works well but looks even better. Trust me, you walk into my office with some of the items I purchased from them, and an executive works there - it is dapper, distinguished, and classic. I use this piece for my office, but I also have thought of purchasing another one and using it in my kitchen for my Nespresso machine. The opening would allow me to hide my coffee capsules or accessories below. The design and style are elegant and classy and command an AH from your guest and even you...LOL. I hope you will check out their beautiful collection of items, and I look forward to seeing your pictures of your space with this piece or other pieces in the reviews section.

This was a nice addition to my home office.

My first day using this product and so far it's perfect for a riser. It's high quality and gives your desk a touch of class. The only issue I've found is it's smaller than you'd think. Really consider the dimensions of this product. It's the same width of my laptop, but if I had a larger computer I'd probably be less happy.

Not just for computer monitors! Between just being a mom of young children and now homeschooling, it’s not practical for me to go to the office for budgeting and planning and basic household management stuff while I’m supervising and working with kids, so my little mini office/teaching post was born. My problem is there are some things I grab a LOT and then I tend to pile them beside me or on the ottoman rather than put them back, but I HATE piles! I have a set of metal nesting tables here so I’m switching iPad out for planner and notebooks or just a blank writing surface all the time. I still need to buy bookends to address the sliding avalanche issue and keep my books upright, but this little riser is even better than I hoped for maximizing my space and addressing my variable setup needs. The wood is better quality than I was expecting (although it needed to be this quality for the price) and it seems really sturdy. Measurements were accurate…a must for me working with this wall shelf I already have. The sleek minimalist design and lovely wood grain add elegance and function in a space that can get cluttered really easily. What I have in my little quick change operation slot is a Magic Keyboard, iPad Pro in a mag case (I don’t like carrying the iPad IN the Magic Keyboard when leaving the house so I have a convertible system for that too) and my regular folio (ultraviolet discs). I use an Inkwell Press discbound planner but bujo style so I only carry one month at a time and the rest my the year sits up with the books (tortoise shell discs). These tuck away beautifully in the slot with about a half inch of space between the curved “feet”. There’s really no play/flex at all so I’m hopeful that the riser won’t eventually start sagging. It’s slightly pricey for something so simple, but the quality seems to be there and function-wise is a big win for me.

Considering the price I thought it was going to look good but feel cheap (like Ikea furniture lol), but it feels really sturdy, it has a good finish and no noticeable rough edges. Also it came really well packaged. Just bear in mind it's not solid Walnut, it's a mix of Walnut and plywood I think but the layering of the two looks nice but that part is pretty subjective.

I have a hefty 32" monitor that I wanted to raise 3" up from my desk to get it to eye level and create some storage space underneath. There are plenty of monitor stands out there, but none quite qualified. Some are too short; some are too tall; others are adjustable but can't hold up the weight of a large display; and many others are designed in a way that makes the space underneath unusable.It took a lot of searching, but the Navaris wood stand was the perfect solution for my use case. It's sturdy enough to support any display out there. Plus, it doesn't require any assembly or adjustment, and it looks terrific!

Great look and just the height I needed. I’ve been trying not to store much under the shelf, but there is room to get cables out of the way and neatly store an extra pen or notebook and much more.Great addition.

I needed to raise my TV up on the cabinet It sits on in order to fit my center speaker in front of it without blocking any part of the screen. I tried two of the swiveling TV mounts, made for flat screens, but neither of them actually raised the TV any higher. I saw these and they looked beautiful on the website, but I thought they would be too short. I took a chance, and they were absolutely perfect!! They are sturdy enough to hold my TV but I do not recommend trying to put any plasma TV on them since they are not solid wood. There is a nice thin cork that lines the bottom preventing the wood from scratching any surface, and also keeps it from sliding around.