Name: Monitor Stands
Brand: Heartwork
SKU: ACMTS.SLD.P20
Availability: InStock

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Product Description

If plastic is an object non grata in your workspace, you’ll appreciate Heartwork’s No. 1 Monitor Stand. Made entirely of recyclable steel, this bent 12-gauge stand is evocative of a Donald Judd sculpture - simple, geometric, with unexpected levity.

With a height of 4,” the No. 1 Monitor Stand is tall enough to take most screens to eye level, and wide enough to stow idle laptops and keyboards underneath. A perforated option has an added degree of visual intrigue, while the distribution of punched holes offers supreme structural strength. Durable, UV-stable powder-coat finishes are meant to last without chipping, flaking, or fading - even in your sunniest spot.

Customize the color of your monitor riser to match your other Heartwork designs or provide a striking counterpoint.

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