MAIA Monitor Riser

The MAIA Monitor Riser from ErgoVerse is a versatile desktop accessory that is able to meet monitor elevation requirements for the majority of seated applications. The segmented modular legs are equipped with non-skid rubber feet that can be configured to elevate the sturdy platform to 1", 2", 3" or 4" above the desk surface. The platform offers a large surface area, over 13" x 13" square, that is more than adequate to accommodate most flat panel monitors up to 24" diagonal. The rear of the platform is also equipped with dual cable manager slots to keep cables neatly secured while the open space between the legs provides a convenient storage space.

• Multiple Elevation Options: The modular legs of the MAIA Monitor Riser can be combined to provide elevations of 1", 2", 3" and 4" above the desk surface. This makes it possible to quickly customize the settings to meet individual needs and even modify them at a later date should the requirements change or a new worker be assigned to the workstation.
• Spacious: With its large 13.125" by 13.5" surface MAIA Monitor Riser is able to accommodate stands for most monitor sizes up to 24" diagonal.
• Creates Free Space: The 2", 3" and 4" elevations monitors offer 1", 2" and 3" respective heights of 9.75" wide storage space beneath the monitor riser.
• Convenient Cable Guides: Dual cable guides at the rear ensure a tidy workplace.
• Stable and Secure: The interlocking legs and rubber feet on the MAIA Monitor Riser ensure that monitors are located on a stable and secure platform.

• Dimensions of Platform:
  Width: 13.125" (33.5 cm)
  Depth: 13.5 inches (34.5 cm)
• Monitor Riser Height: Adjustable to: 1, 2, 3 & 4 inches (2.5, 5.1, 7.6 and 10.2 cm)
• Cable Guides: Two guides at back accommodate cable routing
  
  
• Warranty: 1 year
• Package Contents: MAIA Monitor Riser, One-Page Instruction Sheet

• Be careful not to elevate your monitor/tablet too high. For most individuals the best viewing height will have the top of the monitor positioned approximately at eye level when sitting upright and looking straight ahead. Elevating a monitor too high will require tilting the head back to view the upper portion which can result in tensed neck muscles and the potential for tension headaches or RSI injury to the neck.
• Keep any unused leg segments handy in case you need to increase or change the elevation at a later date.