I have two monitors - one 20" wide (not diagonal) and one 21-1/2" wide. Would this work?
331110
The width of the platform that raises is 36". The bases of your two monitors should fit side-by-side with about 3 inches of monitor extending past the end of the base on each side. Should fit easily, especially if you angle them slightly. Great product - go for it.
331111
I think it could work, but you may have to place them towards the front of the platform as it tapers towards the back. My two monitors are 19" and 17" across and sit towards the back with a little room to spare. The Varidesk Pro Plus is what I have and I love it. Just saw Erin's response...so there ya go! :)
331112
yes, it will work but it will be tight. I found that using my lap top and one monitor is a better option.
960080
Yes, I believe they can. Although I have all 4 monitors configured horizontally, I did take some measurements and it appears that the 2 landscape and 2 portrait configuration would work. I have all 24 inch ASUS monitors.
1919753
Donna, I have a 17" wide printer and 19" wide monitor and they fit nicely. I have placed my monitor toward the front of the desk so overlaps the printer about 2" with printer behind monitor. If I offset the monitor a bit both would fit side by side. Given your dimensions yours should fit.
747334
The glass desktop is 36", so if you monitors are 18" wide then they should fit. Remember, the monitor is measured on the diagonal screen, so a 20" monitor is not 20" wide. Or maybe you are okay if one of the monitors hangs over a couple of inches.
126776
I'm using VG236's and they fit perfectly (each monitor is about 21.75" wide). The outside monitors sit at the edge of the rack. I think the monitors you're proposing would be too big for the size of the rack. I imagine the rack would have no problem with their weight though, the thing is solid!
236173
As this monitor works just like any other monitor, technically yes. However there is a notable 1 or 2 inch wide border that would lessen your enjoyment of a side by side monitor setup. The gap between two of these monitors will be larger than a more orthodox choice of monitors.
2283717
The one I have holds both a 25" and a 27", though it requires a bit of jockeying around to get them to fit, so a pair of 22" monitors should have no problems.
2239303
With the monitors being 24.5 inches wide you would be really pushing it. Looking at my bracket on the back and the length of the arms, they would fit but not likely be very secure on the outer screens. I would aim for 24 inches as the maximum width for each monitor.
603103
Yes. You can have one monitor be horizontal and the other vertical. This is the setup I use mine in and it works great.
121748
If your monitors are on pedestals, you might be fine because you only have to fit from one pedestal to the other on the desk workspace. The sides of the monitors will hang off of the desk space. If it is an all in one (no pedestal), there would not be enough desk space to cover two of those.
70833
No - I don't believe it will, you'll need to get a stand that supports larger monitors. I think this stand may have been designed for 26" 'square monitors' (if you have them, should work nicely though). I have 3x21.5" widescreen monitors that only just fit on this stand.
41401
Hello. I think yes; but I must look at them first to confirm. I had a dual mount first but added a quad mount for four 23" monitors for use with my 17" laptop as you describe on the lower tier. I will look this weekend when I return from travel. regards, cliff
1193336
This product will support your 24 inch monitors. I have two set up beside each other and one above. You could probably fit bigger screens depending on the angle you want the bottom two to each other
390475
I have two 23" monitors in landscape and another 19" square right on top, and I have about 5" extra on the pole. I think you would barely be able to do this, the problem you would have it if you do this, the bottoms of the screens will be literally on the desk to make enough room.
1816905
Hello, yes it should work with 2 different size monitors. The base is really strong and the arms are far enough apart for two 24" monitors. The 17 will have no problem next to the 23"
819693
I have been using dual 21" monitor, it has always seemed about the right distance for me, the only problem I have had is that my keyboard overlaps the base of the dual monitor stand, which is occasionally a bother, but not usually.
888085
It would depend on your monitor and how high the stand holding the monitor is. My 26" widescreen fits just fine. It is wider than the stand and does go over about 3" towards the back of those shelves, but it works great for all the crap I keep on them (intercom, phone, remotes, etc.).