Homfa Wood Monitor Stand Screen Riser Desk Storage Rack with 2 Tier Shelves Black 54x25.5x14cm

It is a constant battle between Barbara (the cat) and myself. She continuously sits in stupid and irritating places. One of which is the Sky box in my bedroom. Which would be fine, if she wasnt making it hotter and creating a fire hazard. Though I am pretty convinced she's trying to burn the house down but that's a whole other story. I brought this shelf to stop said behaviour and it does the job. There's lots of space and it sturdy. All I have to deal with now is the evil judgemental staring from Barbara while trying to catch up on my programmes.I gave it a 4 star rating as the only real issue is the price. It's rather expensive for just four pieces of coated chipboard.

I needed a monitor stand as i was now WFH and wanted a white one to match my white IKEA desk. Problem is most stands are quite shallow, c20cm, but i needed 24 cm for the base of my monitor. This is does the job perfectly and has a shelf which is helpful to put my keyboard and mouse on when not in use and the laptop goes underneath.Its 4 pieces of chipboard covered with a white coating.I would have given this 5 stars if it was under £20, but £27 is not good value for money, but needs must.

Got this over others because it was white (to match the table it sits on) and it's a bit wider and can handle a bit more weight. This is because it's my 32 inch TV that's sitting on it and not a normal computer monitor (working from home due to Covid-19, so having to use what's available).It does the job and having the extra shelf is useful as I can put my docking station there and it tidies up my workspace, however, at the end of the day it's 4 bits of particleboard attached together, with little or no 'design' present. For £10 it would be great, even for £20, it would be okay, but for more than £30 it's a bit underwhelming. I have another homfa product, a high side table that cost exactly the same and quality-wise it's night and day, the table being more solid, not particleboard and a better white finish.Looking at the picture, you obviously don't expect much, but the quality and the finish are sub-par for the price, I think.

...of giving my monitor a slight lift on my desk.Quite easy to construct with the supplied special screw fittings.5 pieces of paper veneered 'timber look' MDF and there you have it - simple, solid and effective.I recommend thisIf this feedback/review has helped in any way please be kind enough to click on 'Helpful' or 'Comment'.Thank you for reading my 'Review/Feedback'.

I wanted a suitable monitor stand for my BBC Micro and matching CUB Monitor. This fitted the bill nicely as the originals are rather difficult to obtain. The central shelf had to be removed though in order for my Beeb to fit in properly.

Really like this desk stand and find it incredibly useful. Like the minimal design and have used a wire tray as a drawer which I found more useful than a desk stand with a built in drawer. The only reason for 4 stars rather than 5 is it was a bit difficult to assemble because the metal fixings were soft enough that they could be misshapen during construction. However, two spare were provided so it was fine. But I would be careful when assembling it.

I bought this during lockdown as I’m now working from home. I wanted a monitor / storage stand which not only looked good but also I could store / tidy my keyboard, mouse accessories into. This met all my requirements perfectly. Looks really nice and I love tucking my keyboard, mouse, mouse mat, A4 notepad into it once I finish work. It makes everything look nice and tidy and is a great space saver for storage.

Perfect size for my desk top, and to slip my keypad underneath when I want some desk space. The handy extra shelf also helps to keep my desk organized.Assembly was relatively easy, but time consuming.The white colour is quite bright white, so not an exact match for my desk, but OK.Overall, very happy with my purchase.