Studio Monitor Desk Shelves

I am using this Jaw Grip in a rather unconventional way. I recently purchased a Flanders Scientific DM240 with the C Stand mount and in an effort to reduce the workload when moving the monitor from filming studio to Color Correcting Suite, I decided to try this Jaw Grip out as a desk stand. I have to say that it has worked beautifully. It allows me to quickly and easily remove the monitor from my desk and drop it onto a rolling c stand. Not sure anyone else is doing this but I suggest giving it a try if you have a suite and a studio in close proximity.

Let me start off with how nice this desk is. It is of great quality and directions was for the most part very easy to read. It did take a few hours to put together due to the amount of peices and hardware. But once it is together it's a very sturdy and nice looking desk. Love how much space it has to offer with all the shelving! It was not the biggest desk I found but the shelves was the selling point. I was able to run 2 monitors comfortably on this desk with no issue. I had 70 inches of desk room I could play with so I also added another desk in between the desk and my wall allowing me to expland enough for the x3 Sony 27\ monitors which by the way are awesome quality! If you have a big gaming rig like I do. I would not recommend this desk. I was barely able to fit my case into the desk but since I measured everything out I was able to make sure it would fit. Now I did remove one of the shelves to fit my case and that did not make the desk weak or unstable. Overall this project of mine has came along very well with this desk. Very pleased with this product! Highly recommend buying this product if this is something you have in mind!

I have to say, one of the b st purchases I've made in a while (and I'm an junkie---everything (literally) I buy, or 95%, come). I'm happy with most of my myriad purchases, but this is one of those rare, every-is-what-you-hoped, no complaints purchases.Here's what I expected/needed, ALL fulfilled up to or beyond expectations (or even hopes: ex. easy assembly?):1) Dual, sit at desk, or work standing2) MULTIPLE settings; not sit/stand (there's 10)3) Solid construction and feel at all heights4) Simple enough (i.e. just what you need)5) Versatile portability, even loaded with gear6) Easy, minimal steps, intuitive assembly7) ALL necessary hardware, INCLUDING tools8) Wheels move easily and they LOCKThis thing is great...simple design, yet stylish, SOLID, and the Ben though Spartan, still has four shelves:1) Upper/top--monitor, if necessary2) Laptop/keyboard, mouse (work area)3) Smal middle miscellaneous shelf;4) Bottom shelf: power, CPU/Tower, etc.One (slight) negative: not a lot of extra desk space (width). But you shouldn't often be using as your entire office. However, if you are (efficiency apartment), there's enough space to make due. Especially with four shelves. (And recall, I use it with my laptop; if you only have a keyboard/mouse on second shelf, there's significantly more space leftover.What do I end up using it most for? I leave it in the most trafficked room in the house (living area/kitchen/etc.) in standing position. Great for those moments of walking through room suddenly thinking, \Oh

I was installing shelves in my photo studio, instead of using regular shelving brackets I mounted these right angle plates to wall in combination with 5/8 receiver wall plates as brackets for the shelves in my photo studio. Since these shelves can be removed with a simple twist of the knobs, I can use the right angle plates on wall to mount another light when needed. Kept that Photo Studio vibe going while being modular in usage.

Great stand. I am not using these (I have four) as monitor stands. I am using these in a bookshelf (shelves are deep and would waste bookspace). So I place these in the back to get a row of books in the back and then a row of books in the front. I have limited space and these gave me an extra 7 ft of workable and reachable bookshelf space. Perfect

I will start by saying it was missing a wheel nut but I was able to get one at the hardware store. The stand itself is very sturdy, I use microphone stand shelves (look up Gator microphone stand shelves on B&H) to hold a computer and some drives. You obviously want to avoid bumping it as the monitor will rock a little but that is to be expected. Definitely handles the weight and balances decently without an excessively large, intrusive base. If you have like 10” audio rack components, they stack nicely on the two metal parts of the base. While the top weight is limited to a 43” monitor/tv, the lower pole and assembly based on the wheel ratings and structure can hold much more additional weight on the lower half.

This is perfect for me! I have the mount and a monitor attached and I can use the shelves for storage space, my printer and my keyboard. It adjusts sooooo easily up and down (wish more desks and workstations worked like this!)I bought this in 2016 and I still have it, still love it!

This Dual Monitor Desk Stand was the perfect solution because two single monitor stands would not work with where my desk has a grommet like the other side of my desk where I have two Mount-It Single Monitor Desk Stands. These stands are well built with metal that is holding all four of my Samsung 32" monitors. It took me 35 minutes to setup with my monitors mounted, positioned, and leveled.

We have purchased 8 Dual Articulating Arm Monitor Desk Mounts over the past year. They enable our legal staff to best utilize the space on their desk, raise the monitors to the height that best suits them, but above all see many different screen applications at the same time (because they work with many documents simultaneously). Also the "arm monitor desk mounts" is an exceptionally great price and the delivery of the equipment is fast.

The perfect monitor for the Mac Studio.