Peerless PA746 Articulating TV Mount 32-50" 80lb
- Wall Mount
- 80 lb (36.3 kg)
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A 39 by 10 inch black wood and steel desktop stand holds two monitors and organises a computer, laptop, printer or TV
The Tripp Lite MR4010 elevates two screens on a single 39 x 10 inch platform. Black wood and steel construction supports computers, laptops, printers or a TV. The shelf keeps work surfaces tidy while raising displays to a more comfortable viewing height.
The 39 x 10 inch top surface determines how many monitors sit level. Buyers needing space for three displays or a deeper platform for large stands will not find it here.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 4.17 kg |
| Package size | 1067 × 330 × 64 mm |
The platform measures 39 inches wide by 10 inches deep, providing enough surface area to place two screens side by side with room for a keyboard or small accessories underneath.
The black wood and steel construction combines a rigid steel frame with a wood platform to resist wobble when typing, supporting monitors, laptops, printers or a TV on the 39 x 10 inch surface.
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