TechOrbits Standing Desk Converter – 42 Inch Adjustable Sit to Stand Up Desk Workstation, MDF Wood, Ergonomic Desk Riser with Keyboard Tray, Desktop Riser for Home Office Computer Laptop, Black 42″

Product Description

Top surface fits most monitors and monitor arm accessories.

Lower surface is ideal for keyboard, mouse, and other devices.

Fit up to two monitors or a laptop and monitor combo. Perfect for any WFH set up.

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ADJUST TO GET IT JUST RIGHT: Ready to stand? Squeeze the handles and use your body weight to adjust the height of your workstation. Our TechOrbits stand-up desk workstation is perfect for dynamic working styles and easily raises your desktop to the desired level
EASY ASSEMBLY: No tools or hardware needed! This standing desk converter adjustable height comes with everything you need to assemble your desk riser, and easy-to-follow instructions. Plus, the MDF wood construction ensures a strong and durable converter with an aesthetic modern look
LARGE WORK AREA: Make the switch from sitting to standing with a TechOrbits adjustable standing desk converter. This 37"" wide wood brown desk is 25L x 37.4W x 19.9H inches and can support 35lbs on its top tier and 5lbs on its lower tier, plus a dual monitor setup and other office supplies
MULTIPURPOSE: Our TechOrbits standing desk converter doubles as a rising desk and a workstation. It’s a great choice for expanding small spaces and can be used for offices and study rooms, etc. Plus, its adjustable height makes it easy for people of any shape and size to find a comfortable workstation
GET THE MOVEMENTS: Working on a standing desk converter can help with having more activity during the day and also increases productivity, and improves focus! Get this standing desk from TechOrbits today