Monitor Top Shelf, No-Drill Screen Storage, 8.9 or 12 in, Black

If your TV stand is already full and your router is sitting on the floor behind the couch, this small shelf gives you somewhere else to put it. It clips onto the flat top edge of a TV or computer monitor and turns that empty strip into a tray. A router, a cable box, a remote, a couple of small items. The legs fold out and grip the front and back of the screen. No drilling, no screws, no glue, no tools, and the screen is left exactly as it was.

Best for: Renters, and anyone who cannot or will not put holes in a wall. Also handy when your desk has no free surface left and the TV stand has run out of room.

Not ideal for: Screens with a curved back or a rounded top. Wall-mounted sets with no gap above the frame. Thick old CRT-style housings. Monitors that already carry a webcam bar on the top edge. The maker does not publish a load rating for this shelf, so the weight it holds is unknown.

How to choose: Measure the flat top of your screen, not the diagonal. If that flat run is under 8.9 inches, take the small. If it is 12 inches or more, take the large. Both are 4.7 inches deep and 1.4 inches thick.

In the box: One shelf. Small ships in a box 8.9 x 4.7 x 1.4 inches and weighs 0.55 lb. Large ships in a box 12 x 4.7 x 1.4 inches and weighs 0.72 lb. Material is ABS plastic with a raised textured grid on top. Color is black only.