Liitrton Computer Tower Stand, 2-Tier CPU Stand PC Stand with Lockable Wheels Under Desk for Office Home (L)

I needed to elevate my new PC so it wasn't sitting on my carpet, and the design seemed like it would be a good spot to rest my mic stand as well. The assembly was easy enough, and it fits my Meshify Mini quite well.Something I didn't account for (but am happy about) is how well it withstands my cat using it as an additional perch and walkway. I haven't had any concerns about the structural integrity while she's mozied about, and it prevents potential cat hair from being sucked from her bum into the fans. I assume if I didn't have this carriage, that she'd be sitting right on top of the chassis. So it's had a great plethora of usages!

So for my new computer case, getting something with wheels seemed important. This case pretty much nails it all.My new case fits perfectly underneath, but it's my booboo to not have factored in the power buttons location and looking back, the mid-range tower would have been 1" shorter and be utterly perfect. Or I remove the feet off of this one and stick thin rubber feet on.Internal temperatures BTW are (5950 cpu 36c/56c idle/load, 4080 gpu 34c/65x idle/load). I don't overclock either, and even underclocked the gpu as I found that OOTB settings vs underclocking save less rendering time than thought. YMMV, of course.

The sizing is perfect for my gaming PC which uses the Lian Li O11 Vision case. Most of the other stands out there aren't big enough so I was super happy to find this one. Build quality is about what you'd expect at the price point. It's not the fanciest or sturdiest stand but works great for what I need. No issues with quality. Packaging was great as well. Came with tools needed to put together and had extra screws.

Very sturdy, which is monstrous important thing and that’s why no frame that connects in the middle will do for me.Down side is the wheels won’t roll on hard floor, but my CPU is stationary, so I don’t care, YMMV.

This stand looks great and keeps my computer tower off the carpet. I don't have a standard desk so, it's nice that it's easy to move if needed and I'm using the top as a shelf for my PS4. The only thing that bugs me a bit is that the metal panel shelves "pop" when you set things on them, like they're being bent slightly (think the sound when you press on a metal jar lid button after it's been opened). It's not bad, but I was concerned it wouldn't be sturdy enough. Fortunately, it is and it looks great. However, I will need to add straps to the wider sides to keep my PC from tipping out during an earthquake. Maybe they could include those in the future as an additional option?

So easy to install even a caveman could do it (queue nostalgic laugh.)Chose not to use the wheels. Wished they offered in black tempered glass.Is large enough to fit a midsized tower (18H x 10W x 16D) comfortably (with good sized top exhaust/intake areas.) There's still plenty of room for extra width (4in) and a bit for depth (2.5in) but if you want enough room for top intake/exhaust you shouldn't have a rig any taller than 18/18.5.Please excuse my poor cable management it's still being worked on.

The actual functional surface area differs from the listing. There is supposed to be 16.5 inches of area (L) and 12 inches (W) . This is incorrect. You only get 15 1/14" for the top and bottom. The two bars at the top completely block anything larger from sitting on it.Save your money.

Two out of the four wheels will not screw into their place.