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Your cart is empty.Slim, sleek design. Adjustable width accommodates a large range of CPUs (from 3
Peter Smith
Reviewed in Australia on February 11, 2025
Works as intended for a small form factor HP computer.
أحمد حسن
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on January 14, 2025
منتج جيد جدا مقارنة بسعره
Joe Julkowski
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2021
This stand is great, it keeps my computer off the floor and makes it so easy to move so I can connect cords, clean the fans, and have all around easy access. Its very sturdy and holds my full size tower securely. I cut a piece of cabinet back for a bottom support and it works fantastic (without the bottom support my computer sat wonky). Great product at a great price.
Baruch Román Martínez
Reviewed in Mexico on August 9, 2020
Me permite trasladar mi CPU a cualquier lugar sin necesidad de realizar esfuerzo. Se merece un 10.
L
Reviewed in Canada on August 24, 2017
I have since ordered another and will order one, maybe two more. Easy to assemble and serves the purpose.
Tyler
Reviewed in Canada on April 5, 2017
Works well, great price. Holds a full sized tower, had to screw the swivel base together so it would hold the dimensions I wanted. Perfect for what I need it to do.
Dada
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2015
I like that the side supports don't stick out too much and it accommodates wider cpu cases. It does a great job of keeping my Antec 100 case off the floor where it's not sucking in as much dust and other stuff. I did have to remove the rubber feet on the case to keep it centered on the support. Although the construction feels solid and has smooth rolling casters, it doesn't feel very stable when it's pushed around on carpet; fortunately, I have mine against the wall with the casters locked to keep it from shifting around.The only thing I wish it had was some rubber or foam padding on the horizontal supports and maybe spring loaded or something to keep the feet pressed against the walls of the case. I'm thinking of using door/window foam sealing tape (adhesive on one side, foam or rubber on the other) to add a little more grip to it then using velcro over the top of the case and under the stand to keep it from shifting if accidentally nudged.
Dave Pierce
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2015
I have four dogs (Cavalier King Charles Spaniels) that are wonderful and beautiful dogs. However, like any spaniel, they have an undercoat that is lighter than air and tends to get everywhere. The battle to keep the house relatively clear of dog hair is a battle I will never win.My computer hardware has been an innocent victim in this war for years and when a furniture change required me to put my computer tower on the floor, my computer started to ingest far too much of this fluff.I decided to get a floor stand for it to get it off the floor and see if that aided in the hair problem. What I found at Amazon was this raised caster stand that was very economical, had very good reviews and provided the additional utility of locking casters to aid in accessing the rear of the tower.The package arrived with the stand broken down into pieces. It required no tools, was intuitive to assemble and all pieces fit like gloves. The design utilizes a crisscross frame that will accommodate all but the most extreme of computer cases. Mine dropped right in and proved to be quite solid.Back to the hairballs ... my system in ingesting a fraction of the hair it had previously taken in when directly on the floor. This stand has proved to be an economical and useful solution. One that I can easily recommend.
Charles F Kane
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2014
Purchased for Dell Vostro 220 Mini Tower.PRO: Sturdy plastic construction, only a few parts to assemble."X" style platform lends flexibility to different sized CPU cases.I've used all metal cpu stands w/casters and all plastic stands w/o casters. Kantek is far superior in material and construction.CON: "X" style platform does not lock in place. When moving the CPU, the stand tends to open up. This can lead to the CPU falling off. I secured it with a bungee cord at the base to prevent the "X" from opening. Works great!I rate it 3 stars. If it had a locking mechanism it would warrant 4 stars
Ron Knight
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2013
We had a water line to an office sink/faucet malfunction at my church. Of course, it had to happen in the middle of the night! When our church secretary came in she found the office and our pastor's office with almost an inch of water. And - of course, her PC and the pastor's PC were sitting on the carpeted floor under their respective desks. Luckily, and perhaps through the help of His hand, the 2 PCs were not damaged. Obviously, we needed to get the PCs up off of the floor, so I checked out almost every type of stand made. I chose this one, and am VERY happy with it. It is longer than most stands - which more fully covers the bottom of the PC, making it more stable. It is very well made, sturdy, and goes together in a jiffy with no tools. It adjusts to perfectly fit our PCs with very little of the frame & wheels sticking out from the sides. The lockable wheels roll easily and allows them to roll in an out from under the desk should you need to get to the back of it. As you can see from the picture, they get your PC up off of the floor so you don't have to worry about an accident like we experienced. I highly recommend these stands - especially for their price!
Faye L. Bowring
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2008
Very pleased with the quick delivery, all the parts were included, a snap to assemble, and it works for me!Due to limited real estate space on my desk,I have my CPU tower on the floor which is carpeted. Although I blow the dust bunnies out every few months, I am glad I finally decided to purchase this particular CPU Stand which raises the tower several inches off the floor.Other reviewers mentioned that it is just a cross-bar stand (which it is) and had trouble moving the tower and stand intact over carpeting. I have moved my tower on the stand (rolled it out from underneath my desk) several times just to test the stability and had no problems with the tower slipping off or the Kantek Stand expanding. It may be wise to measure your CPU tower and compare your measurements to the manufacturer's stated measurements, and consider whether your tower is going to be put through frequent, heavy-duty moving before purchasing.And yes,as other reviewers have noted, you do not have complete access to removing the tower's side panel to clean out the dust bunnies or servicing the components due to the "arms" on the four corners (see product picture) supporting the tower. You do have to remove the tower from the stand when you want to remove the tower's side panel to clean or service the components. For me, this is a very minor problem as the Kantek CPU Cabinet Tower Stand has so many other benefits-wheel locks, good and substantial product that raises the tower off the floor several inches,holds towers weighing up to sixty pounds, and the black stand looks great!
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