Collection: Monitor Risers

The top of your screen should sit at or slightly below eye level when you're sitting upright. Most users need between 8 and 12 cm of lift; measure from your desk to your eyes to be sure, or choose an adjustable riser. Pair it with monitor desk stands for extra flexibility.

Yes, as long as you stay within the stated weight capacity. Wooden and steel risers typically support large 27" to 34" monitors, while acrylic models suit lighter screens. Always check the maximum load before buying. For very heavy or articulating needs, consider a monitor mount instead.

A riser is a platform you place your monitor's existing foot on, lifting the whole unit and freeing storage underneath. A stand usually replaces the foot and clamps or holds the monitor directly. Browse monitor desk stands or the full Monitor Arms & Desk Stands range to compare.

Wider platform risers can hold two smaller monitors side by side, but check the total width and weight capacity first. For dual large screens, two matching risers or a dual monitor mount often work better. See the wider Monitor Arms & Desk Stands selection for options.

Many models include drawers, compartments or open shelves for stationery, a keyboard or your phone. Some also feature USB ports or a built-in hub. If you keep cables and adapters on your desk, pair a riser with a tidy power and cables solution to declutter the area.

Check the riser's footprint against your available desk depth and width, and make sure there's clearance for your keyboard underneath if you plan to slide it in. Most risers suit standard desks. If desk space is tight, a clamp-on monitor mount frees the surface entirely.

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