TechOrbits Adjustable Under Desk PC Stand and Computer Wall Mount - Computer Tower Case Holder with 360-degree Swivel

A perfect example of a great idea with poor execution. This product is virtually impossible to hang by one's self. Unless you have 3-4 hands. It is very heavy (which is good re:sturdiness) but holding it up while at the same time trying to drill pilot holes and subsequently screw in the necessary screws is a no-go. Now, it is possible to detach and screw in only the mounting bracket - and then *in theory* re-attach the main body of the product to said mounting bracket.........but doing so involves using one wrench to hold one of the nuts and then turn the other nut with a second wrench......each of which have to precariously fit into blind slots that are less than 1" tall. And, with only about 3-4" of "swing room" to turn said wrenches. So, the nut progresses about 1/4 turn each time. Even if you can fit a small socket wrench in there, it takes a while. And you still have to somehow hold the heavy body of the product up while using both hands to operate the tools.Also, BTW, remember that, if you plan on using the rotation feature to turn your CPU around for easy access to rear-facing ports - you will need at least a foot of empty space on both sides of the mount. (My CPU is just over 20" deep - meaning the pivot point is 10" from the front and 1" from the rear - but the monitor cables, etc. protrude an additional couple inches - thus needing a foot on either side to allow for barrier-free rotation). Not always an available option in many offices. In my situation, the rear of the CPU is easily accessible from the other side of the desk - so this was not an issue for me, and I knew that going in. But some people forget to calculate that out ahead of time.Bottom line - it is installed and does a great job of getting the CPU off my cat-hair infested floor. It is solid so I have no worries about the quality of the materials. Only problem is the design is just plain bad.

Mounting swivel on top has 4 bolt holes 6" apart. It comes with mounting screws.After a few weeks, the only issue I have is that the support elbow bracket which goes across the top of the case and down the upper side of the case is held tight by friction nuts. This elbow runs in a channel which can be adjusted to any case width. The friction nut system slips a bit over time, allowing the top of the case to lean, and I am afraid if I tighten them any more they will strip out. I would redesign this top bracket to have a long bolt/wing nut running horizontally across the case that would more securely keep this bracket from slowly extending and prevent it from developing creep.

This item is extremely sturdy. Made of great material. Here's some tips to make installation easier. First of all take off the width holder and pre measure the height. Then you will need a power drill. I have a desk made of that faux wood but these screws that it came with still held tight. I made the mistake of using the long screws and drew wholes through my desk...don't do that!! The short screws will get the job done.. Once you set the tower on the holder than add the top width holder and boom. Your tower is floating! It looks nice!

Made of steel; looks very durable, but also very heavy; you better have a very sturdy desk. My computer (a sub-compact/low profile case) slides forward/backward in the holder using the holder's included rubber feet. I taped velcro on the holder and computer case to keep it from sliding out. Overall, not bad.

This is kind of a unique product. I got it for my Dell desktop to secure it to a This End Up solid wood desk. Installing it was pretty simple and I feel like it stable. The last thing I would want is for it to fall and drop my computer but I have no concerns. Overall, it gives me some nice access to my computer and keeps my floor clear so I can actually vacuum underneath. I'm happy with it so far!!

This item may not work well if your case is approaching its limits of physical size, weight, or both, due to the way the adjustable parts work. They can only be "locked in" at certain increments and that can leave the bracket's hold on your case a little loose and shaky. For my case, though, it fit very well and allowed me to mount it under my sit/stand desk. I have a solid wood desktop and was able to mount this directly to it using the included fasteners.

order with worries but arrived awesome CPU under desk mount, saves lots of spaces on my desk, it's made great changed to my home office

This is a nice mount, but the instructions are these tiny pictures that give you absolutely no idea how to mount the computer. My magnifying glass did not help. I finally just gave up and used common sense, but a manufacturer should not leave it up to someone's "common sense." Not everyone has that.

This mount holds a PC case only from one side and it's wobbling a lot. It's ok if your PC has no HDD. Otherwise wobbling may damage your HDD inside. I decided to take it off.

Was not able to use the bumpers at the top or side unless I left a half inch gap about th tower which would not be secure then. Would be nice if you could more accurately adjust the height to better fit a wider variety of towers. Without the rubber bumpers on the top and bottom the tower slides back. Had to further secure it with straps

Compared to what others were asking for a similar unit, i just had to buy it at this price, So i bought it and I'm glad I did, works Great.

This product is a great buy. It is well designed and well made. Looks like a product that costs two or three times as much !

Made of metal will last for ever.