Mobile Desktop Tower Stand, Hakkalights C-Shape Computer Tower Stand PC Stand Under Desk with Four Locking Swivel Casters for School,Office, Home(Rustic Brown)

The 21 inch measurement that looks like the interior height (between shelves) includes both the top and bottom shelves themselves. The spacing between shelves is about 19 inches and my tower doesn't fit on it.

I was little skeptical about this PC stand at first because of some of the reviews, I was worried I'd be wasting my money and getting something crappy. However I genuinely love this PC cart, its amazing. Perfect size and it feels sturdy enough I trust my PC on it. If you don’t know the dimensions of you PC measure it first! you want at least an inch or two of space between the top and the top of your pc for airflow but as long as you have a good size PC this cart it literally perfect for holding it and some other office supplies.

Bought this to place my main pc rig on the ground to free up space on my desk for a triple monitor setup. Only complaint is that I bought this thinking it would be a more rustic brown color to match my desk and it's more of a light oak or birch color, nothing some paint stain can't solve but all in all still a decent product.

Great cart to put your pc on. Was kinda worried since it was from some random Chinese company but the cart is sturdy and looks great. It also fits my PC well but others should measure their pc length before purchasing. The top is also a nice place to put things as well.

easy to assemble, fit the puter

This is a great stand. It comes with just 4 pieces + wheels, and took about ten minutes to put together. Even though I'm sure it's mass-produced in China, the pieces do not feel cheap and it doesn't feel like faux wood. The wheels are nice quality and have locks on them. It was a tight squeeze for my full-size tower, but I was able to just get it to fit. Now I can roll out my tower when I need to get behind it to clean or plug something in. The best part is the top acts as a shelf, so I can put my router or other things on top of it. My only complaint is that I think the design should have had the top shelf screw down into the brackets, in order to have a flush shelf and make it look nicer from the top and front, where it currently shows the screws and bracket.

While I will admit that the stand does support desktops up to 21 inches, I don't believe it's worth the listing price at the time of this review. My mistake was not measuring my desktop, which is just above 21 inches by a hair with the WiFi antenna, and it wouldn't go in without me moving the antenna. However, that's not why I give this such a low review.My reason for the review is that, while sturdy, it just doesn't seem like it's worth the listing price given the materials it's made out of and the simplicity. Just to feel as if it were a little more worth the listing price, I added a laser-engraved decal on the middle support bar.If I had to compare the materials with something equivalent, I'd say their closer to the cheaper Wal-Mart furniture quality.

Wasn't sure what I'd use it for when I ordered it, since I don't have a CPU. Was thinking this rolling Computer Tower Table would be nice to hold a 🖨️ printer on top, and paper underneath.But after I assembled it today, and thought about my mom's planned daily "adventure", I realized it would be perfect as a manicure table!Sure, I could also use it as a printer stand, since it's nice and sturdy. But the bottom "shelf" is perfect for someone like my mom to place her feet to relax while I do their nails! (I'm going to find or make a comfy pillow for it.) I also need a foot bath massager thing I could also place there so clients or my mom can totally feel pampered while I create art on their fingertips. (Yes, I tend to be eclectic and use my art in many ways including beauty salon stuff, it's best to diversify in my business.)I just rolled the table up to my mom's chair and voila! Instant mani/pedi booth! (So we know it rolls fine on short rug and a driveway lol.)- though empty it's light enough to pick up easily if you have to.)- great, easy to follow diagram instructions.- Every wood piece labeled- nicely painted wood- screws all the same size, so simpler. Plus even included a spare.- I found that to get the screws in near the end, it's best to hold the whole thing at eye level (for me currently that means my bruised thighs from other such projects, lol) and lift up the wood as much as you can so there's an albeit tiny gap, then put both screws on that side in a little, into the other holes you can now see, then let the wood piece back down and sink the screws. Gee I hope that makes sense, lol.- This is one of the better-made units I've assembled of late.- all quality components- all tools needed included in the form of a metal hex key L thingie, and a small metal wrench for the...- very high quality wheelsI'm eager to get more of these for different uses (including some day the computer tower for the high power graphics computer I'm dreaming of.Happy 🎨 arting all! And computing or printing or manicuring or what have you!-