A RAST bedside table becomes a monitor stand
Summary
Joe shortens the side panels of a RAST bedside table and quickly creates a stable monitor riser whose colour can be adapted. The conversion took about fifteen minutes. The stated cost was 20 US dollars.
Ideas
- The top panel is kept as the monitor support.
- Shortened sides determine the new height.
- Wood stain matches the stand to the workspace.
Insights
- Simple furniture changes can improve ergonomics more than expensive accessories.
- The right screen height reduces poor posture in the long run.
Recommendations
- Determine the target height before sawing.
- Check load capacity and stability with the monitor on it.
References
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