Next Level Racing · screen mount
Next Level Racing Free Standing Single Monitor Stand
Rolling floor-standing single-screen stand for 24–85" displays, no desk or rig mount needed
A freestanding stand that puts one monitor or a mid-size TV right behind the wheel at eye level. Works with wheel stands and any cockpit because it does not touch the rig.
AI rating
- Stability
- 7
- Adjustability
- 8
- Value
- 7
Who it suits
- First rig
- 7
- Console racing
- 8
- Competitive racing
- 6
- Small rooms
- 6
- Tight budgets
- 6
- Enthusiasts
- 5
Scores are AI analysis of public information (specs, manuals, published reviews and owner reports), not a hands-on test. How we rate
Pros and cons
- Screen height and distance set independently from the cockpit
- Not bolted to the rig, so wheel vibration does not shake the screen
- Works with wheel stands, folding seats and profile rigs alike
- Adds its own footprint in front of the rig
- Large TVs near the size limit sway a little when bumped
Watch out: Check your screen's VESA pattern and weight against NLR's limits; very large TVs need the heavier Elite stand.
What it feels like
- Stiffness
- Adjust range
Roll it into place, lock the casters, and the screen stays put.
Nothing bolts to your rig, so wheel and pedal vibration doesn't reach the screen.
It takes up floor space behind the cockpit, like a small piece of furniture.
Like a rolling TV cart: stable once the wheels are locked, but not as rigid as a screen bolted to the rig.
What the Free Standing Single Monitor Stand works with
- Holds a screen up to 55″.
- Freestanding, so it works with any cockpit or wheel stand.
Screens it holds
- LG C6 42" 4K OLED TV · 42″86
- Alienware AW3425DW 34" QD-OLED Ultrawide 240Hz · 34″84
- Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 49" Super-Ultrawide 240Hz · 49″82
- LG C6 48" 4K OLED TV · 48″82
- ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ3A 27" 1440p 180Hz · 27″78
- TCL QM7K 55" 4K Mini-LED TV · 55″76
- AOC CU34G2XP 34" Curved Ultrawide 180Hz · 34″74
- AOC 24G2SP 24" 1080p 165Hz · 23.8″70
- Samsung Odyssey G5 32" Curved 1440p 165Hz · 32″70
Rigs that use it
- Midnight RookiePlayStation 5 · $947
- Papaya SprintPC · $2,323
Tech facts
| Max screen size | 55″ |
|---|---|
| Freestanding | Yes |
| Weight capacity | 70 kg (154 lb) |
| Size (W × D × H) | 31 × 28 × 59 in (80 × 70 × 150 cm) |
| Weight | 40 lb (18 kg) |
| Materials | Steel |
Our take
AI analysis of public information, not a hands-on review.
The NLR Free Standing Single Monitor Stand (NLR-A011) is a steel floor stand that holds one screen in front of your cockpit without bolting to it. That suits a first rig on a budget seat or a wheel stand, where a rig-mounted arm may not fit. Retailers list a 24–85" screen range, a broad VESA range (75x75 to 450x660 mm), a 70 kg (154 lb) screen limit and a 12 kg stand weight. Lockable casters let you roll it out of the way, and height-adjustable feet help level it on uneven floors.
The tradeoff is footprint. A freestanding base takes floor space and sits behind or beside the cockpit, so a small room may be tight. A large TV on a tall mast can also shake if the rig flexes or the floor is not solid. NLR's page shows $199, and the entry's $249 and 55" figures look wrong. The page showed the stand out of stock when checked, so confirm availability first. It suits a single 32–55" screen. For triples, look at NLR's triple or Elite stands instead.
Questions buyers ask
What screen sizes and VESA patterns does it fit?
Retailers list 24–85" screens and VESA from 75x75 mm up to 450x660 mm, with a 70 kg (154 lb) screen limit. Check your screen's weight and VESA pattern against the NLR spec sheet before ordering.
Does it attach to my rig or sit on the floor?
It is fully freestanding with lockable caster wheels and height-adjustable feet, so it needs no mounting to your cockpit. You can roll it back and forth to set screen distance, then lock the wheels.
Will the screen shake while I drive?
Because it is not tied to the rig, rig vibration usually does not reach the screen. A big TV on a tall mast can still wobble if the floor is uneven or the wheels are not locked. Level the feet and lock the casters.