Convenience Concepts Small Designs2Go Monitor Riser for TVs up to 26 Inches, Black

Only one wide enough for my sound bar to fit under. Solidly built.

No directions

Excellent quality and very easy to assemble

I ordered 2 of these and one came in damaged. The other I put together relatively easily. I notified the company of the damaged one and they sent me another part a week later.The stand is good for my 32" tv and was a match to my end table where it is placed on to give some height to my tv. I am happy with both products and that they stood behind their product when it arrived damaged.

I bought this monitor riser to help organize my shelves, and it works perfectly for that purpose. It elevates my TV just enough to create extra space underneath, allowing me to store other items while keeping the area neat and tidy.The design is sleek and modern, and it fits perfectly in my space without taking up too much room. It’s sturdy enough to support my small TV, and the black finish blends well with my decor.I’d recommend this riser to anyone looking for a simple way to organize their shelves and elevate their TV or monitor setup. It’s a practical and affordable solution.

It’s a pretty simple piece. Good value for the money.I’m using it to raise a 65” TV a bit higher to make room for a center channel speaker so it doesn’t block the TV.Would be nice if it had a swivel but still worth it.

Easy to assemble, seems sturdy, little rubber feet you affix to keep it from sliding are excellent. Either I didn’t pay attention to dimensions or it’s misleading, it’s wider then what I needed for the application I needed it for so I may cut it in half on a table saw but not sure. I do like it as a riser for my secondary computer screen used in conjunction with my laptops which puts the bottom of monitor screen at the top of laptop screen. I like that they include wood glue in the parts kit for gluing the dowels in the holes (which I have not done yet).

What a nice little addition to the entertainment center! We upgraded to a new 42" flat screen Vizio but our existing wall unit was made for one of those big old 38" monstrosities. With the Vizio in the same space, however, it looked like the TV was almost sitting on the floor. With the lift of 5 1/2" from the riser, the set now looks perfect. We are still amazed at the difference just a small lift really made in the "comfort" of watching TV. With just that little lift, we can now sit with our heads in a more neutral position, instead of looking down. Much more comfortable.The unit measures out just like they explain in the description. The light pine look is very nice, but it is NOT made of a light pine wood. It is made of the typical pressboard or similar material with a veneer outer layer. If it ever gets a deep scratch or a stain, you will not be able to simply sand it away and refinish. You will, most likely, have to replace the unit. Since that is really no issue at all with us, I still give it a 5-star rating. Once the riser was in place, it looked like it was an existing part of our wall unit. Unless you really get up close do you see that it is an "add-on". After a month, we don't even notice it anymore. Perfect.What you get is a large flat box filled with all of the precut and predrilled boards and all of the necessary hardware. All you need is a screwdriver. The hardware includes the cam-style locks you see in other "build it yourself" furniture, and the pins for the locking cams. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. Before I bought the unit, I read some reviews about the riser having a bracing "bar" that runs along the underside. Yes, there is a support board running along the underside, but it looks just like the rest of the unit so you don't really "see" it at all. I have 2 stacks of Blu-Ray discs in their holders sitting in front of it anyway so you couldn't see it even if it didn't match.The TV has been sitting on the unit for about a month and there is no sagging at all. I'm not exactly sure of the weight of our 42" Vizio, but evidently it isn't affecting the riser. I guess that pesky support bar is doing it's job. If I notice it start to bow in the middle from the weight, I'll update my review.