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The At Ease Monitor Risers, models VR200 and VR100, are monitor stands designed to raise the monitor to eye level to prevent neck or back strain. The Monitor Risers, both one inch and two inch, stack and interlock for maximum adjustability, flexibility and stability. The two inch risers have storage space underneath to increase workspace. DIMENSIONS: Both measure 11.25 x 11.25 inches. VR200 is 2-1/8 inches tall and VR100 is 1-1/8 inches tall. WARRANTY: One year limited.

Notes: At Ease is a trademark of Fox Bay Industries, Inc.

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This product record was updated on March 6, 2003.

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Fox Bay Industries, Inc

4150 B Place, NW, #101
Auburn, Washington 98001
United States
Telephone: 800-874-8527 or 253-941-9155.
Fax: 253-941-9197.
Web: http://www.foxbay.com.
Email: info@foxbay.com.


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