What's the max. adjustable height to the center of the top pair VESA mounts from where the pole starts at the base mount?
202196
The central pole extends 28 inches above the desk surface it sits on. Assuming you trust the the stability of the object it's mounted to, you should be able to adjust the top monitors to be centered approximately 27.5 inches above the desk surface.
202197
the pole itself is 24.5 inches in height, the adjustable height will depend on the monitors that you have. For example I have 27 inch monitors and I built a special mount for them. Hope this helps
202198
The pole's length is 28" and if you have 4 24" monitors, the top bracket will be mounted near the top of the pole.
202199
The pole is 28 1/2 " from the top of the pole to the top of the base. The center of the top pair of VESA bracket would max out at 27 1/2". I have mine mounted to my desktop ("1" thick) and it is very stable.
202200
the pole is 27.5 inches in height, the adjustable height depends on what size monitors you will mount. Hope this helos
2268288
it depends on what the VESA size of your tv is? you can find this in your manual, or by measuring the disntance between the proper screws on the back of your tv. try checking this site for some tips on measuring. http://www.mountcenter.com/VESA-Mount-Standards-s/367.htm hope this helps
1698163
i just mounted my 2 tv's right now. i have 65" and at max extension they are 9' to top of tv. i did not use the included mount extensions which give another 5-6" of height, my guess is if you use the extensions with an 80" tv you would be close to 10' to top of screen.
652312
The stand height is not dynamically adjustable once the monitors have been attached to the arms; however, there are four possible fixed height positions located on the neck of the stand. These positions will allow you to set the height of the mounts within 6 inches of maximum neck height in 2 inch increments (14", 16", 18", or 20" max).Hope this helps.
888865
The pole height is roughly 18" above desk. The VESA mount is typically midline on the monitor, so 18" plus 1/2 the monitor's height. With a 21" monitor, I measure just under 24" from desk to top of monitor.
470982
If you look at the product picture, the main shaft that the articulating joints are on is adjustable, you can lower it right down to the base. you need to take into effect where the VESA mounting points on the monitor is also, some monitors have a dead center mounting point, some have it in the center but 1/4th of the way from the top.
778687
Yes, the mount is a standard VESA so you can just mount it higher. I have about 16" clearance and mine is mounted centered
940823
Let me see if I understand correctly before answering. Are you looking to see how much these arms will extend? Or if I had the pole in the center of my table, how much would I be able to pull these monitors towards me while still staying side by side?
1635589
The VESA mounting standard has multiple sizes (distance between the mounting holes). This mount supports 50/75/100/200x100/200mm(2"/3"/4"/8"x4"/8"x8"). If these match your TV then it will work (given you are within the weight limit).
923314
Wow.that is something I have not tested on my Cheetah mount. I would cut 2X4 or 4X6 wood triangles in a equilateral triangle and mount the TV in a normal position. I measured 3X and only had to move the tv a 1/2 inch laterally. RD
358353
Variable. You have about 6-10" of difference between the lowest and highest point you can fasten and tighten. I can check when I get home. With my 55" tv, which is 31" tall, I get about 8.5" clearance to the top glass surface of the stand when mounting almost as high as I can. Top surface is 20" from the ground so that's 28" from ground to tv, 43" to the middle of the tv or about 4 feet, regardless of display size. Again, adjustable down quite a ways, almost a foot lower.
643902
Height is not adjustable and you can tilt the screen back and forth. It takes a little extra force then you would think. If you wish for more height i suggest wall mounting it or if you plan to get two just order a VESA dual mount desk clamp holder. Don't remember the exact name but it's something vesa
236603
Yes, it is adjustable, but with caveats. The horizontal adjustment is on a continuous rail, so it can be as wide or narrow as you want. The vertical "adjustment" is a series of bolt holes in a steel bracket, so it will only fit specific sizes. It is intended to fit a variety VESA standardized mounts. I can't find any 500x300 patterns in the VESA standards, so don't know whether it will work for you. Check your TV manual to see exactly what your TV's mounting pattern is, and then go to the Sanus web page and see if they support that pattern.
1200690
According to Technical Specifications, the Display Compatibility supports Vesa mounting hole patterns of 75x75mm or 100x100mm. The maximum load capacity is 17.5 lbs for each arm. I hope this helps...
521228
I'm not sure but it's a universal mount and I did not have any problems in adjusting. I used three of the four the feet to hold my Optima projector. Working good.
386044
Absolutely. Can remove the base and use any standard vesa mounting option.I've got two of these mounted on a dual monitor stand and had no problems removing the base (base is awesome btw) and installing them.
672460
The pole stands 18 inches off my desktop. Very Sturdy. I have the dual arm model and a single arm model . The center pole is the same on both. I have two Acer 27 inch monitors on the dual and a Acer 24 inch mounted vertical on the single. I am really impressed with them.