Description
Product overview
The Fellowes Office Suites™ Standard Monitor Riser 8031101 raises your display to eye level to help prevent neck and shoulder strain during long hours at the desk. Built to support CRT and TFT/LCD monitors up to 21 inches or 36 kg, it offers a stable and practical workstation upgrade.
It provides three height adjustments from 10 to 13 cm. Beneath the platform, a pull-out storage drawer holds desk supplies, and an integrated copyholder keeps reference papers positioned directly in front of the user.
Key features
- Supports CRT or TFT/LCD monitors up to 21” (max weight 36 kg)
- 3 height adjustments from 10 to 13 cm for ergonomic comfort
- Pull-out storage drawer keeps small office supplies organised
- Integrated copyholder holds up to 10 sheets of paper
- Accredited against BS EN ISO 9241 by FIRA International
- Made from 100% recycled plastic
Specifications
| Brand | Fellowes |
|---|---|
| Range | Office Suites™ |
| Model / SKU | 8031101 |
| Product Type | Standard Monitor Riser |
| Colour | Black / Silver |
| Material | 100% Recycled Plastic |
| Height Adjustments | 3 positions (10–13 cm) |
| Maximum Monitor Size | Up to 21 inches |
| Maximum Load | 36 kg |
| Item Dimensions (H × W × D) | 10.64 × 50.00 × 35.72 cm |
| Item Weight | 0.98 kg |
| Accreditation | FIRA International (BS EN ISO 9241) |
| UPC | 043859529711 |
Frequently asked questions
What monitor types and sizes does it support?
It supports CRT and TFT/LCD monitors up to 21 inches and a maximum load of 36 kg.
What are the height adjustment settings?
The platform adjusts across three height positions between 10 cm and 13 cm.
Does it include paper and accessory storage?
Yes, it features a pull-out supply drawer and an integrated copyholder holding up to 10 sheets of paper.
Is it environmentally friendly?
Yes, the riser is manufactured from 100% recycled plastic.
Can I check availability and delivery for this monitor riser?
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