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Oakywood Desk Shelf in solid oak with black steel legs holding a monitor, on a light grey background

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Oakywood Desk Shelf (Oak, black legs)

The nicest-looking way to raise two monitors and get a storage level on a wood desk, at a premium price.

Setuplify score
Setuplify score: 8.2/10
Value score
Value score: 6.6/10
Best for
Wood desk setups with two monitors or an ultrawide

Price

$219at Oakywood

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What we like

  • Solid oak, not veneer or laminate
  • 105 cm wide, takes two screens or an ultrawide
  • Holds up to 100 kg
  • Space underneath for a keyboard or notebook

What to know

  • Expensive for a monitor riser
  • Only 23 cm deep: large monitor feet may not fit
  • No built-in USB ports or drawer

Specifications

TypeShelf
MaterialSolid oak, black steel legs
Model number1302OAKS

About the Oakywood Desk Shelf (Oak, black legs)

Oakywood's Desk Shelf is a long solid oak board on two black steel legs. At 105 x 23 cm it is wide enough for two monitors or one ultrawide, and it lifts them by 11 cm, leaving 9 cm of clearance below for a keyboard you push away, a notebook, headphones or a laptop. Oakywood rates it for up to 100 kg and backs it with a 5-year warranty.

The oak is 1.8 cm thick, finished with matte oil and responsibly sourced in Poland, and the shelf is made in the EU. It works with monitors on their own stands, not with clamp arms, so check that your monitor bases fit within 23 cm of depth. Optional Oakywood drawers and laptop mounts clip underneath or on top.

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