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Easily place your central unit under your desk with this case holder. Place your case horizontally and vertically and enjoy adjustable length and width. This practical model will allow you to save space and optimize your space.
Under-desk case holder with adjustable length and width
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Under-desk case support |
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Product referenced on 20 Jan 2017
A very practical stand, well-suited to a "mini ATX tower" type CPU.
The ideal complement to a height-adjustable desk. Robust steel product
with adjustment system. Fixes to the desk with 5 chipboard screws (supplied).
Do-it-yourself tip: for a sturdier assembly, use screws adapted to the thickness of your worktop.
of your worktop (5x20 in my case, see DIY shop).
Really great! I wanted to make more space on my desk and gain a bit of light.
This under-desk stand is very practical and stable, it holds my 8kg PC (max weight 10kg according to the LDLC Q&A).
This is an Ikea desk and the bottom board is strong enough to attach the stand to the PC.
Foot received, equipment apparently robust. One problem however....
I have an Ikea workbench and it was impossible to fix the plate on the underside of it for the simple reason that the worktop is made of agglo wood and is not very dense.... Indeed, the screws do not hold (wood too soft) or are not deep enough, I can't tell...
It should be specified that it is to be fixed to the underside of solid wood furniture....
The result is that I find myself with the product on my arms that I cannot fix.
Positioned under the desk (screwed into the tray), the bars are not super-compatible with my tower (which has wide legs that prevent the tower from being positioned correctly on the bars), but there's just enough to hold it without having to worry. As long as no one kicks it in, there's no reason for it to move.
A bit expensive for what it is, but still one of the cheapest I've found.
