Can this hold a monitor on it instead of a laptop?
314425
The inside of the cabinet would and that tray probably could support a flat screen, but nothing too heavy.
314426
It is very stable, but I don't recommend you put a monitor on it.i just put my laptop and papers on it.
314427
You have about 14" in height available in the fold-down space and cubby above so if the monitor is no taller than that it should fit. Approx 15" in depth, and 25" width. I use it as a hobby desk that closes up to keep everything tidy looking. Overall this unit was much shorter than I expected at less than 5' tall, but not bad for what it is.
314428
The height of the opening is only 14 inches, so it would have to be a pretty modest-sized monitor. It is about 16.5 inches from the back of the unit to the connection with the drop front, and then the drop front extends another 13.5 inches toward you. I have not tried sitting in front of it to judge height for use, but I think you would definitely want to have an adjustable height chair for it. I don't use mine as a computer desk; it makes a nice hide-the-stray-crap-before-company-comes piece of furniture and is great storage for stuff I want to have handy but not in plain view.
538641
Depends on the size of the monitor, but pretty close. I used mine for mounting PC monitors, under cabinets.
380942
Not really, but Possible. I have a 20' All in one monitor on this desk and it is a pretty snug.
252695
I don't think it will. Do you plan on putting the laptop below and a monitor on top? If so you won't be able to open your laptop all the way.
1644245
Not without buying a separate attachment for your monitor. There will be insufficient clearance between the mounted monitor and the keyboard shelf to allow for opening a laptop without the laptop screen partially blocking the monitor screen.
2277954
I do not see how that would be possible. The arm and platform have a limited range of movement and would not be able to rotate to keep your computer or monitor on the platform while seated. The mounting hardware is also designed for the cable-grommet hole or the rear edge of the desk.
961056
Laptop yes. I would not be inclined to place on it any kind of free-standing monitor since it is not level and the tray swings out of the way very easily. Otherwise for an elderly man, this is one of the best things I ever got him since he can put his legs up and not move the tray out of the way. In 2 or 3 years he has actually worn the finish off in one small area from multiple daily use reading, card playing, etc.
1668596
The second tier isn't really that wide. If you put a board or something like that across it maybe you could. But it only can come so close together so definitely couldn't hold a laptop without mounting or placing something else on the second tier. Hope that helps.
2004466
I answered incorrectly based on another stand I also use. There may be room for the monitor, depending on the laptop dimensions.
1445100
Do not know. It does support a laptop, or an IPAD and book. Not sure that a monitor could balance or strap on.
692617
There are models that can hold two monitors. You must calculate the weight and size and verify with the manufacturer before ordering.
775015
Sure can. That's exactly how I'm using it now. Just fold the arms into themselves. I've got a single 27" monitor mounted right now.
158852
Possible, are you looking to connect an eternal monitor and keyboards? You could just strap the laptop into the CPU area or but it on the keyboard tray. If no monitor is overkill
775014
If you mount it to the desk but I would not trust using the base for that. Depending on the size of your monitor it could become too heavy and tip over.
238904
I don't think it's sturdy enough for a monitor. I keep photo frames on it and they sometimes fall over.
342847
Unlikely, the clamp has to be screwed in tight. A glass-top would probably not take this stress and cantilever load of the monitor.
136654
If you intend to mount it on a wall, I wouldn't risk it with laptops. If it will be standing upright then yes.