Buying Guide

The Best Computer Tower Stands for Your Desk

Six floor stands, desk-side carts and an under-desk mount for PC towers.

By The PC Journal editorial team

12 min read6 products evaluated

A tower stand lifts the PC off carpet or brings it to desk height. These six cover floor stands, carts and an under-desk mount.

Loads and sizes come from each listing.

Quick Picks

Our 6 recommendations at a glance. Tap a pick for the full verdict.

  1. Tallest Range

    EUREKA ERGONOMIC Height-Adjustable PC Stand

    23.25 to 33.25 inches.

    Best for: Desk-height towers.

    Our take Check price for EUREKA ERGONOMIC Height-Adjustable PC Stand (opens in a new tab)

  2. Highest Load

    JANE EYRE Height-Adjustable Computer Tower Stand

    90 lb top and 120 lb bottom shelves.

    Best for: Heavy full towers.

    Our take Check price for JANE EYRE Height-Adjustable Computer Tower Stand (opens in a new tab)

  3. Best With USB-C

    ZUAVIALA Computer Tower Stand with Power Outlet

    AC, USB-A and USB-C outlets.

    Best for: Charging accessories.

    Our take Check price for ZUAVIALA Computer Tower Stand with Power Outlet (opens in a new tab)

  4. Best Under-Desk

    PUTORSEN Under-Desk Computer Tower Mount

    An under-desk mount up to 10 inch cases.

    Best for: Clear floors.

    Our take Check price for PUTORSEN Under-Desk Computer Tower Mount (opens in a new tab)

  5. Widest Case Fit

    Adjustable Computer Tower Stand with Wheels

    7.87 to 11.81 inch width.

    Best for: Full towers.

    Our take Check price for Adjustable Computer Tower Stand with Wheels (opens in a new tab)

  6. Best Budget

    Liitrton Mobile CPU Stand

    Adjustable width and length.

    Best for: Tight budgets.

    Our take Check price for Liitrton Mobile CPU Stand (opens in a new tab)

Our Picks

EUREKA ERGONOMIC Height-Adjustable PC Stand

Tallest Range1 of 6

EUREKA ERGONOMIC Height-Adjustable PC Stand on Amazon (opens in a new tab)

EUREKA's desk-side stand adjusts from 23.25 to 33.25 inches in 2 inch steps.

Best for

Desk-height towers.

Skip if

Skip it if price comes first: the Liitrton cost less when we checked.

Why we like it

It has 80 lb on top and 100 lb below. Its 80 lbs load rating ranks fourth of 5 here, behind the JANE EYRE (90 lbs) and ahead of the PUTORSEN (66 lbs). You get a 23.25 to 33.25 in height here, which sets it apart from the PUTORSEN and its a 5.2 to 11.9 in height.

You also get an 80 lb top and 100 lb bottom shelf. Measure your case width against the EUREKA's fit before ordering. Leave airflow room: keep the EUREKA's case vents clear of the desk and wall. It was the highest-priced of the 6 picks at the time of writing, so the case for it rests on what it adds over the ZUAVIALA with outlets and the rest.

Key dimensions & specs

  • Load: 80 lbs
  • Type: Desk-side cart
  • Height: 23.25 to 33.25 in

Pros

  • Height range from 23.25 to 33.25 inches in 2 inch steps
  • 80 lb top and 100 lb bottom shelf
  • Desk-side design
  • Load rating of 80 lbs, ahead of the PUTORSEN

Cons

  • Costs more than the Liitrton at the time of writing
JANE EYRE Height-Adjustable Computer Tower Stand

Highest Load2 of 6

JANE EYRE Height-Adjustable Computer Tower Stand on Amazon (opens in a new tab)

JANE EYRE's cart holds 90 lb on top and 120 lb below.

Best for

Heavy full towers.

Skip if

Price-first buyers should look at the Liitrton, which cost less when we checked.

Why we like it

It adds 2 AC outlets, 2 USB ports and 4 hooks. Its 90 lbs load rating is the highest here; the ZUAVIALA with outlets comes next at 88 lbs. You get a 23.03 to 28.3 in height here, which sets it apart from the ZUAVIALA with outlets and its a 21.34 to 28.3 in height.

You also get a 90 lb top and 120 lb bottom shelf. Measure your case width against the JANE EYRE's fit before ordering. Leave airflow room: keep the JANE EYRE's case vents clear of the desk and wall.

The JANE EYRE's outlets share one wall plug; do not run a high-wattage PC and a space heater from it. On price it sat fourth of 6, between the cheaper PUTORSEN and the pricier ZUAVIALA with outlets, at the time of writing.

Key dimensions & specs

  • Load: 90 lbs
  • Type: Desk-side cart
  • Height: 23.03 to 28.3 in
  • Outlets: 2 AC, 2 USB

Pros

  • 90 lb rating
  • Built-in outlets (2 AC, 2 USB)
  • 90 lb top and 120 lb bottom shelf
  • 4 built-in hooks

Cons

  • Costs more than the Liitrton at the time of writing
ZUAVIALA Computer Tower Stand with Power Outlet

Best With USB-C3 of 6

ZUAVIALA Computer Tower Stand with Power Outlet on Amazon (opens in a new tab)

ZUAVIALA's desk-side cart adds 2 AC outlets plus USB-A and USB-C.

Best for

Charging accessories.

Skip if

Skip it if price comes first: the Liitrton cost less when we checked.

Why we like it

It adjusts through six heights from 21.34 to 28.3 inches. It matches the adjustable tower stand on load rating (88 lbs). You get a 21.34 to 28.3 in height here, which sets it apart from the PUTORSEN and its a 5.2 to 11.9 in height.

It also comes with an 88 lb top and 110 lb lower shelf. Measure your case width against the ZUAVIALA with outlets's fit before ordering. Leave airflow room: keep the ZUAVIALA with outlets's case vents clear of the desk and wall.

The ZUAVIALA with outlets's outlets share one wall plug; do not run a high-wattage PC and a space heater from it. On price it sat fifth of 6, between the cheaper JANE EYRE and the pricier EUREKA, at the time of writing.

Key dimensions & specs

  • Load: 88 lbs
  • Type: Desk-side cart
  • Height: 21.34 to 28.3 in
  • Outlets: 2 AC, USB-A, USB-C

Pros

  • 88 lb rating
  • Built-in outlets (2 AC, USB-A, USB-C)
  • Six height levels from 21.34 to 28.3 inches
  • 88 lb top and 110 lb lower shelf

Cons

  • Costs more than the Liitrton at the time of writing
PUTORSEN Under-Desk Computer Tower Mount

Best Under-Desk4 of 6

PUTORSEN Under-Desk Computer Tower Mount on Amazon (opens in a new tab)

PUTORSEN's mount hangs a mid-tower under the desk.

Best for

Clear floors.

Skip if

Skip it if load rating matters most to you; the JANE EYRE offers 90 lbs.

Why we like it

It takes cases up to 10 inches wide and 66 lb. Its 66 lbs load rating is the lowest in this group; the JANE EYRE leads at 90 lbs. No other pick in this guide offers a up to 10 in case width; compare the adjustable tower stand, which has a 7.87 to 11.81 in case width.

A 5.2 to 11.9 in height is unique to it among these picks, while the ZUAVIALA with outlets uses a 21.34 to 28.3 in height. Measure your case width against the PUTORSEN's fit before ordering. Its price falls between the adjustable tower stand and the JANE EYRE, based on our last check.

Key dimensions & specs

  • Load: 66 lbs
  • Case width: Up to 10 in
  • Type: Under-desk mount
  • Height: 5.2 to 11.9 in

Pros

  • Under-desk mount for mid-towers
  • Cases up to 10 inches wide
  • 66 lb rating
  • Up to 10 in case width, the only one here

Cons

  • Load rating trails the JANE EYRE (90 lbs)
  • Costs more than the Liitrton at the time of writing
Adjustable Computer Tower Stand with Wheels

Widest Case Fit5 of 6

Adjustable Computer Tower Stand with Wheels on Amazon (opens in a new tab)

This adjustable stand widens from 7.87 to 11.81 inches and offers an 88 lb load.

Best for

Full towers.

Skip if

If budget leads, the Liitrton was cheaper at our last price check.

Why we like it

It lifts the tower off the floor. It matches the ZUAVIALA with outlets on load rating (88 lbs). No other pick in this guide offers a 7.87 to 11.81 in case width; compare the PUTORSEN, which has a up to 10 in case width.

It also offers an 88 lb rating, a width that adjusts from 7.87 to 11.81 inches and a 15.75 inch length. Measure your case width against the adjustable tower stand's fit before ordering. Before buying, weigh one limit: costs more than the Liitrton at the time of writing. Its price falls between the Liitrton and the PUTORSEN, based on our last check.

Key dimensions & specs

  • Load: 88 lbs
  • Case width: 7.87 to 11.81 in
  • Type: Floor stand

Pros

  • 88 lb rating
  • Width that adjusts from 7.87 to 11.81 inches
  • 15.75 inch length
  • 7.87 to 11.81 in case width, the only one here

Cons

  • Costs more than the Liitrton at the time of writing
Liitrton Mobile CPU Stand

Best Budget6 of 6

Liitrton Mobile CPU Stand on Amazon (opens in a new tab)

Liitrton's mobile stand adjusts in width and length.

Best for

Tight budgets.

Skip if

Its load rating is not published, which rules it out if you need that number.

Why we like it

Four lockable casters roll the tower out for cleaning, and the steel frame lifts it off the floor for better airflow. It is the only pick here with an adjustable case width; the PUTORSEN has a up to 10 in case width instead. It also offers a non-slip textured surface and a low price.

Measure your case width against the Liitrton's fit before ordering. It undercut the adjustable tower stand and every other pick on price at the time of writing. The maker doesn't give its load rating; if that figure matters, the JANE EYRE is rated for 90 lbs.

Key dimensions & specs

  • Case width: Adjustable
  • Type: Floor stand

Pros

  • Adjustable width and length
  • Non-slip textured surface
  • Low price
  • Adjustable case width, the only one here

Cons

  • No published load rating

How We Chose These Computer Tower Stands

Each pick was assessed across 4 criteria weighted for real-world use.

Load
We recorded listed load ratings for each shelf.
Extras
We noted outlets, USB ports, hooks and casters.
Type
We sorted floor stands and desk-height carts.
Fit
We noted listed case width ranges.

What to Look for in a Computer Tower Stand

Key buying criteria so you get the right fit the first time.

  1. Measure the case width

    Floor stands list a width range. Mid-towers are often 8 to 9 inches wide; full towers can exceed 10.

  2. Load rating

    Most gaming PCs weigh 20 to 45 lb. A higher rating gives margin for a full tower with a custom loop.

  3. Floor stand or desk-side cart

    Low floor stands just lift the tower. Desk-height carts put the case beside the desk with shelves above.

  4. Lift for airflow and dust

    Raising the case off carpet keeps bottom intakes clear and cuts dust.

  5. Wheels need locks

    Casters make cleaning easier; locking ones stop the PC rolling when you plug in cables.

How to Choose a Computer Tower Stand

By priority

PriorityConsiderWhy
Desk-height towersEUREKA23.25 to 33.25 inches
Heavy full towersJANE EYRE90 lb top and 120 lb bottom shelves
Charging accessoriesZUAVIALA with outletsAC, USB-A and USB-C outlets
Clear floorsPUTORSENAn under-desk mount up to 10 inch cases
Full towersadjustable tower stand7.87 to 11.81 inch width
Tight budgetsLiitrtonAdjustable width and length

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Key specs side by side

Figures as each maker states them.

Computer StandLoadCase widthTypeHeight
EUREKA80 lbsNot listedDesk-side cart23.25 to 33.25 in
JANE EYRE90 lbsNot listedDesk-side cart23.03 to 28.3 in
ZUAVIALA with outlets88 lbsNot listedDesk-side cart21.34 to 28.3 in
PUTORSEN66 lbsUp to 10 inUnder-desk mount5.2 to 11.9 in
adjustable tower stand88 lbs7.87 to 11.81 inFloor standNot listed
LiitrtonNot listedAdjustableFloor standNot listed

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By price at the time of writing

Prices change often; these tiers reflect Amazon prices when this guide was updated.

Price tierComputer Stands
Under $50Liitrton, adjustable tower stand, PUTORSEN, JANE EYRE, ZUAVIALA with outlets
About $100 to $150EUREKA

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I plug my PC into a stand's outlets?

Check the rating. They share one wall plug, so avoid adding heaters or other high-draw devices.

Should a PC sit on carpet?

It is better lifted. Carpet can block bottom intakes and adds dust.

Will my case fit?

Measure its width at the widest point, including feet, and compare with the rated range.

Are wheeled stands safe?

Yes with locking casters. Lock them before plugging in cables.

What is a desk-side PC cart?

A taller stand that puts the tower at desk height beside the desk, often with a shelf.

Bottom Line

EUREKA's stand is the pick for the widest height range. JANE EYRE adds outlets and the highest load, and PUTORSEN takes the tower off the floor entirely.