La-Z-Boy, Inc 48962A Woodbury High-Back Executive Chair, Black
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Monitor riser with stacking columns to raise the screen to eye level and reduce neck strain
The Fellowes 91712 monitor riser uses stacking columns to lift a screen to eye level, helping to reduce neck strain during long work sessions. It suits home-office users who need a simple height adjustment without a full mounting system. The unit ships new and ready to place on any desk surface.
Confirm that your monitor’s footprint fits the platform and that the combined weight stays within the riser’s load limit. Measure the available desk depth so the raised screen does not push too far back. Ensure you prefer a fixed-height column design rather than a spring-arm or gas-lift alternative.
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The box contains the Fellowes 91712 monitor riser with its innovative stacking columns. No extra parts or accessories are required for basic use.
Only one version of the Fellowes 91712 monitor riser exists, identified by MPN 91712 and UPC 077511917127, so there are no alternative capacities or models to compare.
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