Tribesigns Triple 3 Shelf Monitor Stand Riser with Adjustable Length and Angle, Black

The riser is great. It is solid and structurally sound, and I have no worries whatsoever that anything is going to tip over. There were some minor damage issues, but the product works. Do I feel like it was totally worth the $50 I spent on it? No. Am I happy overall with how my desk looks now? Absolutely.Pros:- Fits two 27in monitors & a 14in laptop with room to spare- Fits a full-sized keyboard and mouse with room to spare in the center- Very sturdy and easily maneuverable without issue- Easily assembled in a few minutes with the screw driver includedCons:- Is not the pure white color pictured (I like this off white color better, honestly)- Came with almost every predrilled hole damaged around the edges (which are visible once set up, so I was forced to use the tacky cover stickers)- The cover stickers are not color matched, are raised up slightly, and look very cheapOverall I'm totally happy with the way my desk looks now, and I have so much more space! I feel if this was more in the $35-$40 range, I would forgive the minor aesthetic damage (and tacky stickers) and give it 5 stars.

We bought this to go along with a desk that we also got from Tribedesign. While the color doesn't exactly match the white of the desk (we figured same company, it should), it helps add some space and storage that was very much needed. Seems sturdy so far and rather easy to put together. Since our desk does not have a keyboard drawer, the storage underneath allows us to put a full-size keyboard in, creating more work space and a clutter free look. Glad we purchased it.

The black model of this product, and possibly the white, are not identical to the brown one in the video. It is a good product and I am happy with it, but I want others to know before they order. In the video, it shows the side pieces sliding out to extend. That is not how it is. The side pieces are held onto the middle piece with 2 wooden pegs. (each) So there is no sliding feature. To extend or pivot the side pieces you have to move the sides to the furthest peg, which then leaves only one peg holding each side. The side pieces are not as long as they appear in the photo. I have a 21 inch iMac in the middle and my 13-inch Macbook Pro fits, but they are closer together than I would have liked.Also, there are no slots for cords. That was not a big deal for me. I have an L shaped desk, so I have my two side pieces angeled. I cannot fit an Apple wireless keyboard under it in that position. (Just to give you an idea of size and space) It arrived quickly, but without assembly instructions. It was easy enough to assemble. Just make sure that you put the longer legs on the side pieces. (They are labeled E) It does give me the hight that I was looking for. My back usually hurts after a day of Zoom appointments and hunching over the keyboard. It also organized my desk and freed up an actual workspace, which is nice.

We have a pretty narrow area on our desk and this fit just perfectly. Most other ones available were too wide. I added some quake tape to ensure my kids don't accidently knock things off the desk. Would buy again!

I’m keeping it and really like it but it was really difficult to screw together. Which seems ridiculous but it really was. But after assembling I’m really happy with it. I have my 17” laptop and 2 21” monitors on it. Now I have room to slide my big ergonomic keyboard under it and have usable desk space for writing when I need it! I did buy some slim drawers to go under it on both sides.

The thing was pretty easy to put together. It even came with a screwdriver, so that was nice. About 8 screws and it's done.It's accurate about it's size. 42" - 50". I thought that was pretty good, but you should do some measuring of your monitors. if you want 3 real monitors on this, they'll have to be pretty small. My main, central monitor is 27" and it's so big for the center that no monitor of any size would fit on the other two risers.I have 27", 22", and 24" monitors. There was no way they would all fit on this thing.I had to adjust things pretty significantly.First of all, I removed the center oval from the riser. Then I centered my middle 27" monitor off to the right. Then I put my 24" monitor on the left riser. Finally I positioned by 22" monitor *behind* the right riser (because it has an adjustable base and can raise up. That way I got to use all the space, but can still see all 3 monitors.There's no misrepresentation here. It's as described. But if you are using multiple monitors, they're probably bigger. So, measure carefully because they likely won't fit on this if they're bigger than 25".

The holes in the underside of the pieces are slightly too small. I read a few reviews where people used a mallet/hammer to nock them in place, which cracked the wood. I didn't want to do this, so I chose a 1inch screw driving flathead bit that was similar length as the diameter of the metal pins, and drilled down with my power drill at a low speed, to shave off a small amount of the material on the inner wall of the holes. This worked perfectly and caused minimal damage that isn't visible when fully assembled, and doesn't affect anything.Plenty of space underneath for a mouse, keyboard, etc. Sturdy material; it's darker than what is pictured, which is fine because it's similar in color to most of the bookcases in my office. I ended up shortening it by taking out the oval piece. My desk is approximately 50 inches in length (it's an old dining table, the line in the picture is the center), and the bulk of the left side is taken up by a folded blanket for my cat. She likes to stretch the entire depth of the table/desk, but I like that I have the option in the future to expand it back out.The instructions are poorly worded, but assembly is fairly straightforward. I'm overall satisfied with this product.I actually find the cable management slots a hindrance, but that might change later. I'm sure they would work for others

This isn't the best quality shelf, but it does the job. One of the legs is a bit wobbly (as I read in other reviews) but once I put my monitors on top, it wS fine.

Arrived quicker than expected given border closures and priority shipment being given to essential items during these times.Shipment came well packed and undamaged but missing an j instruction manual. How hard can a few pieces of boards be to put together? Harder and more awkward than I thought. About 40 mins later, I am set up. I thought the pieces could be sized by sliding the 2 outside pieces or bending them at an angle. Because it's done by pegs, I had a wobbly setup at first. It really mattered which peg I chose, especially as I preferred the angled look. Choosing the inner peg gives the most stable setup.I was missing a peg, so had I wanted to do a straight horizontal setup (which I don't, given my small desk), I would have been quite upset.It seems QC was a problem. Unlike some reviewers, I didn't have a problem with pegs that were too big for the hole. Other than the missing manual, my problem was that I couldn't figure out where the legs should go. I had the shorter ones on the outside and had to redo the whole thing to make it work.

Product was as described in the picture and easy to set up