-47%Desk hardware in solid wood, aluminum and steel
The desk you stop apologizing for
Monitor risers, under-desk drawers, pads and charging stands in black walnut, natural oak, bamboo and machined aluminum — priced for the desk you actually have.
Four decisions, one desk
Height, surface, storage, power. Fix them in that order and the rest gets easy.
Marked down, not marked up
Current reductions across the range. Same walnut, same machining, lower number.
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The one to start with
Grove Stacked Solid Wood Desk Riser
Lift the screen to where your eyes already are, and get a full second surface underneath it — the one place on a desk that is within reach and out of sight. Solid wood in walnut, natural oak or matte black.
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What you are actually buying
Four things we hold to, on every piece in the range.
Material, named
Walnut, oak, bamboo, anodized aluminum, powder-coated steel or brushed brass. Every product page tells you exactly which one.
Finishes that match
Almost everything ships in two or three finishes, so one wood tone and one metal tone can run across your whole desk.
Built past the desk
Solid wood and machined metal, chosen to outlast the surface they sit on rather than the season they launched in.
A real inbox
Questions before you buy, or after it arrives, go to contact@stando.store and get answered by a person.
Shop the range
How much height do I actually need?
Sit the way you normally sit, look straight ahead, and note where your gaze lands on the screen. It should land in the top third. Most desks are three to five inches short. Measure that gap and match it to the lift height listed on each riser.
Will my keyboard fit underneath a riser?
Usually, and it is worth checking rather than assuming. Every riser lists its clearance and width on the product page. Measure your keyboard's depth and height first — full-size boards with a wrist rest attached need the most room.
Which finish should I choose?
Pick one wood tone and one metal tone and hold them across the whole desk. Walnut hides marks and suits darker rooms; natural oak brightens a small or north-facing space; bamboo is the hardest-wearing. Matte black and brushed aluminum both sit comfortably alongside any of the three.
Do you ship outside the United States?
Not currently. We ship to addresses within the U.S.
How do I look after solid wood?
Wipe with a barely damp cloth and never leave standing liquid on it. Re-oil with a food-safe finishing oil once or twice a year, or whenever the surface stops beading water. Anodized aluminum and powder-coated steel need nothing but a damp cloth.
Set it up properly
Field guides to height, materials, cables and the thirty-minute reset.
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