Monitor stands raise a screen or laptop to a comfortable eye level without drilling or clamping anything to the desk. The two products here both come from Colebrook Bosson Saunders: the Monto sit-stand riser and the Lana laptop stand. They suit anyone who wants a quick posture improvement at a fixed desk, at home or in a shared office.
How to choose a monitor riser
Think about what you are lifting and how often it moves.
- Set the top of your screen at or just below eye level when sitting upright, then measure the gap to work out the lift you need.
- A sit-stand riser such as the Monto lifts the screen again for standing spells, so check the standing height suits you too.
- Laptop users should pair a stand such as the Lana with a separate keyboard and mouse, otherwise the raised keyboard is awkward to type on.
- Free-standing risers are the simplest option if your desk is glass, very thin or has a lip that makes a clamp arm awkward.
For home offices, hot desks and project work
Hybrid workers with a laptop-only setup are the natural buyers, and a single stand is often the simplest ergonomic fix. Businesses equipping hot desks or a bank of laptop users can order the Lana in quantity and request a project price. Designers and fit-out contractors can specify the Monto where a full sit-stand desk is not in the budget or the layout.
Both products are delivered to the UK mainland direct from the manufacturer. Businesses and designers can ask for quantity pricing on the trade and quotes page. For a screen that moves freely in every direction, compare our monitor arms.
