TEHALK Universal Mobile CPU Stand, Adjustable Black

Black: The TEHALK Universal Mobile CPU Stand is an adjustable, wheeled floor stand for computer towers. Its listed dimensions and 20 kg claimed capacity suit buyers seeking to move a PC for cleaning or access, while tower width compatibility should be checked before purchase.

At a glance

Adjustable width is claimed at 25–32 cm, with a fixed 42 cm length, for fitting a range of tower sizes.
Four 360° swivel casters are described, with two locking casters for stationary use.
The ventilated base raises the tower by a claimed 8.5 cm, which may help keep it off the floor and allow airflow beneath it.
A claimed 20 kg capacity and raised guardrails are intended to support and contain a tower while moving it.

Price

$21.24Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$24.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Wheels make repositioning a tower for cleaning or cable access easier than lifting it by hand.
Width adjustment offers flexibility when matching the stand to different PC case sizes.
Raised, perforated support provides clearance beneath the tower.

Technical specifications

18 specifications

Identity
Brand	TEHALK
Model	Universal Mobile Cpu Stand
Colour	Black
Number of shelves	1
Number of wheels	4
Weight capacity	20 Kilograms

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	42D x 15.5W x 9.7H centimetres
Weight listed	0.97 Kilograms
Assembly required	Yes

Materials and protection
Material listed	Plastic, Wood
Frame material	Stainless Steel
Caster type	Adjustable, Wheels

Mobility and design
Special features	Portable, extendable, movable，Rotatable
Width adjustment claimed	9.84" to 12.60" (25-32cm)
Fixed length claimed	16.53" (42cm)
Elevated height claimed	3.34" (8.5cm)
Caster movement claimed	360° swivel
Locking casters claimed	Two casters are built with a reliable locking system

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing uses inconsistent size descriptions: its dimensions are given as 42D x 15.5W x 9.7H centimetres, while feature text separately claims a fixed 42 cm length and width adjustment of 25–32 cm. Confirm that the platform fits your tower, particularly its base and any protruding feet. Capacity, ventilation benefits and assembly-time claims are listing statements, not independently confirmed performance results. The material is listed as Plastic, Wood, while feature text describes PP panels and stainless steel pipes.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

PC owners who want to roll a tower out from under a desk for cleaning or cable access.
Buyers whose tower width fits the claimed 25–32 cm adjustment range and who want an elevated floor stand.

Less suited to

Buyers who need a stand with independently verified measurements or load performance.
Anyone whose PC case dimensions or feet exceed the available support area.

TEHALK Universal Mobile CPU Stand, Adjustable Black · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

3.7 / 5 · 4 ratings

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The aggregate rating evidence is limited to a small set and is sharply split between five-star and one-star categories, so it does not establish a consistent customer experience or explain the reasons for ratings. Buyers should weigh that uncertainty against their own fit requirements, especially given the listing's differing size descriptions.

Frequently asked questions

Will this stand fit my PC tower?

The listing claims adjustable width from 25 to 32 cm and a fixed length of 42 cm, but its dimensions are also listed as 42D x 15.5W x 9.7H centimetres. Measure the tower base and check the selected listing before buying.

Can I move the stand and lock it in place?

The listing describes four 360° swivel casters, with two locking casters. It does not provide independent confirmation of how securely they hold on a particular floor.

How much weight can the stand carry?

The listed maximum capacity is 20 Kilograms. Treat this as a manufacturer claim and compare it with your tower's weight.

Does it need assembly?

Assembly is listed as required. Feature text claims tool-free assembly and included hardware, but no explicit package inventory is supplied.