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Monitor Riser Stand
Monitor height is the single biggest ergonomic factor at a desk — the top of the screen should be at eye level, and most monitors sit too low on their stock stands. A riser fixes it and gives you storage underneath.
Fits: Monitors up to 27 inches
Make this one yours. Cadio generates it to your measurements — change the size, slot count, or angle by describing what you need.
Customize in Cadio →Key dimensions
| Height | 90 mm |
| Top plate | 400 × 220 mm |
| Load | Up to 8 kg with proper infill |
| Cable slot | Rear cutout |
| Clearance | Fits a keyboard underneath |
Print settings
| Material | PETG |
| Layer height | 0.25 mm |
| Walls | 4 perimeters |
| Infill | 40% — this carries real weight |
| Supports | None |
| Orientation | Top plate flat, print in sections if needed |
What actually matters
- Most beds cannot fit a full riser, so print it in two halves with a dovetail or bolt them together. Do not scale it down to fit.
- 40% infill minimum. A monitor is heavy and a sagging riser under a screen looks alarming and eventually fails.
- Aim for the top of the screen at eye level when seated — that usually means 80–120 mm of lift.
Questions
Will it hold a 32 inch monitor?
Increase the top plate and infill. Very large monitors are better on a VESA arm than any riser.
Can I print it in one piece?
Only on a large-format printer. Two halves joined is the normal approach and just as strong.
Need it in a different size, or with more slots?
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