PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT Adjustable Laptop Stand Vented Curved Metal 14x10in 17in 40lb
Adjustable metal laptop riser tilts 0 to 27.5 degrees, vents heat, fits 17 inch devices and holds 40 lb
- TypeMounting Racks
- Ergonomic viewing with screen raised up to 6.75 inches
- Adjustable tilt from 0 to 27.5 degrees locks securely
- Ventilated 14 by 10 inch platform keeps laptop cool
- Front lip secures devices up to 17 inches
- Holds 40 lbs in horizontal mode for monitors or printers
Ergonomic laptop riser
The PISKEKAT Adjustable Laptop Stand lifts a notebook screen to a healthier viewing height and locks securely in place. It accepts laptops up to 17 inch on a ventilated platform measuring 14 in wide by 10 in deep. The curved metal legs allow continuous angle adjustment from flat to 27.5 degree. Keyboard and office supplies can be stored underneath to free desk space.
Passive cooling and stable load
Ventilation holes across the platform let hot air escape from the laptop base without any fan noise or power draw. In horizontal mode the stand supports monitors, printers or consoles up to 40 lbs and raises them 5 inch. At maximum curve the laptop screen sits 6.75 inch above the desk while the structure remains rigid.
Desk-space upgrade for single-screen users
This stand replaces a stack of books or a fixed-height riser when you need adjustable tilt and integrated cable-room beneath the deck. It is not suited for dual-monitor arms, vertical docking stations or setups that require a mounting pattern beyond the front lip. The 14.7 by 11.5 inch footprint fits most desks but leaves no room for a second large device beside it.
Highlights
- Ergonomic viewing with screen raised up to 6.75 inches
- Adjustable tilt from 0 to 27.5 degrees locks securely
- Ventilated 14 by 10 inch platform keeps laptop cool
- Front lip secures devices up to 17 inches
- Holds 40 lbs in horizontal mode for monitors or printers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I set the angle on the curved legs and what step do people miss?
Slide the black feet along the curved legs until the stand locks at the desired angle between 0 and 27.5 degrees; the step people miss is confirming the lock clicks before placing the laptop.
What part will need checking or replacement after extended use?
The sliding black feet and locking mechanism on the curved legs should be inspected periodically for wear or loosening that could affect angle stability.
At what weight does the stand reach its limit when used flat?
The horizontal position supports monitors, printers or consoles up to 40 lbs (18 kg); exceeding that is the first limit encountered under sustained load.
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