Golden Crust
Mahogany
White Mist
Terra
Natural
Artic
The Solid Oak Large Monitor Stand - Mahogany is made of premium solid oak wood and designed to elevate up to two screens. Solid Oak Large Monitor Stand - Mahogany... Read More
The Solid Oak Large Monitor Stand - Mahogany is made of premium solid oak wood and designed to elevate up to two screens. Solid Oak Large Monitor Stand - Mahogany It promotes an ergonomic posture, keeping your neck comfortable and aligned. In addition, this stand also serves as a clutter-busting solution by freeing up valuable desk space and providing storage for notebooks and accessories. Solid Oak Large Monitor Stand - Mahogany Choose from Golden Crust, Mahogany, and White Mist options for SOLID desks, or Natural, Terra, and Artic finishes for ALIVE desks to add superior craftsmanship and natural beauty to your workspace.
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🚚 Free Shipping on Orders €799+
📦 Ships in 30 to 35 business days
✔️ No additional Custom Costs for orders Shipped Outside Europe
We are certain you will love the monitor stand, allowing for a 30-day return option from the delivery date if you aren’t satisfied.
Limited 2-year warranty.
Our oak monitor stands are made from natural oak wood and with that comes certain irregularities like knots or different wood grains. These knots and changed wood grains differ from one wood slab to another and these are a few of the many traits that give our wood its uniqueness.
Make sure to keep a constant temperature and humidity level, ideally between 18 and 21 ° C and between 45 and 55% for the humidity level. Variations may put your wooden monitor stand under stress, which may result in cracks and curves.
Dust your stand regularly with a soft cloth. Any cleaning done on the monitor stand should gently follow the grain of the wood.
Make sure to clean up spills, dirt, or stains quickly - you’ll get better results with less effort!
Do not use powdered abrasives or other corrosive cleaning products such as hypochlorite bleach, hydrogen peroxide, nitric, hydrochloric acid, or lye. They will most likely damage the wood.
