does it have room for a desktop computer. my daughter is 5 and has a flat screen monitor, but is there enough room for the tower to sit on top?
1578126
I'm sure you could put tower on top along with flat screen, however I would put tower under desk to give her more room. If you put tower on top she will have room to still do homework.
1578127
There should be, the laptop fits fine and she's able to do homework at same time and she's 10.
2064503
you should have enough room with a mid-tower case. might be a little snug, so i suggest that you get the dimensions from the info section, and measure out the space. Just to double check
2189717
Two small monitors yes. When you put the table together you could omit or relocate the accessory desk top peices and make more space for monitors. My son loves this desk, he is 16 and big gamer. It is very well made, very sturdy. It's a bit of chore to put together and I highly recommend you have power drill. It took about an hour to put together by myself and if I was using a hand screwdriver I would probably still be putting it together! Good desk though. I have no issue recomending it.
1330865
The measurements of this monitor are as follows: The screen (rectangle) is 12 in. x 15 in. The screen shell (screen & border) is 14 in. x 16.5 in. From desktop to top of monitor is 17.5 in. The base (circle) is 7.5 in. So, measurements from the top of the base to the top of the monitor is 14 in. I hope this answers the question.
1976127
It would be a little tight I guess length wise. It's a bit narrow so you will probably have to see the dimensions and match them with your tower. Though the table top has ample of space to for any laptop. The top is specious.
295452
It is all in one, so no tower. If by tower you mean actual PC, it is on the back of sceen. The monitor you see on the pic also has PC, USB drive, DVD player that is why it is called all in one. The mouse and key board are wieless but they are separate. It works great.
1196907
Hi, the desk space is wonderful. I am able to put books on the top shelf and on the bottom and fit a 23 inch monitor on the desk as well. Hope that helps...You just need to put the monitor closer to about the middle of the edge and it will work.
1668939
This stand will accommodate a pc tower. It is too short however for your monitor. It is excellent for the tower, printer and other accessories.
577932
No, that's just the monitor. The stand will make it taller. The stand is a little unstable I think, so don't move it around too much.
177809
Yes, it has room for an ATX motherboard but, some of the pins such as the middle or corner will be a very tight fit. As far as space for fan and graphics card there is plenty of room.
978653
It's not a laptop vs desktop type situation..This is a 4"x4" VESA mountable PC. I have mine hackintoshed and mounted to a 24" monitor.. Poor mans iMac.The CIR also would suggest HTPC use as well..
1614957
Yes, I think a 5 yr old would like it. It was bigger then I thought it was going to be. The unit we have measures 4' 9" at the highest point and its 4' wide and 4' 9" long. It is easy to build and tear down quickly.
421235
it's around 5" as the other person stated. As for a computer tower "question" if it were a smaller tower may fit on the shelf too.
1440535
I do believe so. I am a 5'4 adult and I sit at it perfectly fine. I have a desktop PC. I keep the tower on the bottom shelf, the large monitor on the main desk portion along with my mouse, the keyboard on the slide in and out tray, speakers on each little side shelf partition, and I have a nice top shelf for whatever I want. I keep my printer separate on a little table. I hope this helps answer your question.
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If he plans to set the tower on the desk I would really say the using a 24" monitor, he would have a really tight space. In the other hand though, if the tower was to be place on the floor of off the desk then the desk should provide enough space for a keyboard and a mouse. As for the laptop. I have a ps3 on its side(stands vertical), a laptop on the middle and a mouse pad on the right. All this stuff on my desk and I still have decent amount of room. The dimensions of the desk are about 4feet by 2feet and 2.5feet all at the highest point(these are rounded measurements just so you get and idea of how the desk is with the attachments that come with it). If he plans to set the tower on the desk I would really say the using a 24" monitor, he would have a really tight space. In the other hand though, if the tower was to be place on the floor of off the desk then the desk should provide enough space for a keyboard and a mouse. As for the laptop. I have a ps3 on its side(stands vertical), a laptop on the middle and a mouse pad on the right. All this stuff on my desk and I still have decent amount of room. The dimensions of the desk are about 4feet by 2feet and 2.5feet all at the highest point(these are rounded measurements just so you get... » Read More If he plans to set the tower on the desk I would really say the using a 24" monitor, he would have a really tight space. In the other hand though, if the tower was to be place on the floor of off the desk then the desk should provide enough space for a keyboard and a mouse. As for the laptop. I have a ps3 on its side(stands vertical), a laptop on the middle and a mouse pad on the right. All this stuff on my desk and I still have decent amount of room. The dimensions of the desk are about 4feet by 2feet and 2.5feet all at the highest point(these are rounded measurements just so you get and idea of how the desk is with the attachments that come with it). « Show Less
1064291
There is about 6 inches between the desk and the stand where you can place your mouse and keyboard while sitting. Your monitor will be elevated but it is still at a comfortable height.
1026451
The area where the tower is has no height limit, and the width is adjustable. The depth of your stack will work, too if you don't put the desk too close to the wall. The desk has worked well for us.