SimpleHouseware Metal Monitor Organizer Drawer Review

This is the perfect monitor stand I was looking for! After unpacking I was pleasantly surprised, the quality exceeded my expectations. I also really like the height and side storage. I have a full sized keyboard and it fits perfectly underneath when I need more desk space. There were four screws so make sure you have a Phillips head screwdriver, they all screw in easily. I am very happy with this purchase! Thanks, this is exactly what I needed! :)

One fits perfectly. You will need to drill new holes to mount the second one. The holes are too offset for the screws. A little annoying. I'll probably break it if I try to fix it. The one that works is big enough for my 27 inch Asus monitor and looks good enough as long as I'm not trying to impress anyone. The drawer slides out well and is large enough to allow a large iPad to protrude about an inch from what you want it to stay connected to. If there is no plug, you can turn it the other way…

Very nice desk stand. It wasn't expensive and came in a few days. Everything was better than expected. The stand is extremely durable and can support much more weight than most other brands and materials. My monitor is a 32 inch TV and needs a solid stand. I like the little storage pockets on the sides. The drawer at the bottom is very useful and there is still space underneath to store the wireless keyboard.

I was originally planning to buy a drawer under my desk for my keyboard. But they were expensive and looked difficult to install. I saw this product on the list and decided to give it a try. I love it! It was easy to put together and now I have everything computer related at my fingertips. One benefit I didn't even notice is that my laptop is now at my best height; no more aching neck and back muscles! It works great with my laptop and will work just as well with a desktop monitor. (I use a…

I really wanted to love this product because I had something similar. The one I received was damaged where the drawer slide was. As a result, the drawer will not align with the guide and will fall out. Also click on the legs where it was bent. I had to use a tool to try and bend it straight to get the legs in. If I had gotten a straight drawer runner product I would have kept it. I come back.

Works well as a monitor stand. Very difficult. Cons - 1 - I had to enlarge the tube that the legs went in because one was bent and it wouldn't connect until I spread the tube apart to allow the other tube to fit. It's okay, but there was no quality control. Does anyone check them before shipping?2 - No screws were included to attach the legs to the stand body. They were listed in the instructions but not in the package. Nothing wrong with that either as the tubes fit very snugly inside each…

I bought this for my printer. I had to keep plain paper and labels together in the printer tray. I've always traded one for the other depending on my printing needs. Now I keep the paper in the printer compartment and the labels in the stand drawer. The tray glides very smoothly. If I need a label, I have easy access to it. I just take the label and put it in the printer tray. There is space for a stack of paper under the drawer. Easy to assemble and very durable. I have an Epson WorkForce 630…

It took me some time to choose the monitor stand I wanted. I knew I wanted one and I knew it had to be durable. I have an old ACER gaming monitor and the suction cup is quite heavy. I wanted something to match my huge Razer Cynosa Pro keyboard. And there would be a place for my Xbox One controller. (Please don't think I'm bragging, I just want you to know what sizes I've been working with.) I checked out the Bamboo stand first. But then I thought more about it. Wood gets dirty easily, can warp,