Could this work for a workstation table whose footprint is 23x32" ?
341043
The specs say 36x36, and the side brackets are highly adjustable to create a flexible configuration. I didn't take mine apart to confirm your specific dimensions, but you should be fine. The only consideration is if the workstation is really top heavy, that might be an issue.
341044
Yes, the sizes are shown in the description.Adjustable in 1 inch increments to fit most machines using side rails; expands from 12 x 12 inches to 36 x 36 inch or up to 20 x 52 inches
341045
It should be able to accommodate that size using all 4 of the included extension brackets.
341046
I am not sure that the base can be expanded to your 32" dimension. But if you allow approximately 1/2" per side for the flange on the side pieces and it is within the manufacturers specifications it should be OK for your table. As to my usage it handles a 350 lb. Delta Wood Planer just fine. However, I do not apply side loads that are sufficient to move the base and planer as a unit in any direction. So you will need to consider what tasks you will perform at the workstation.
34494
If you mean the external dimensions are 24", it will be a tight squeeze and the monitors will have to hang over the edges. Otherwise, for the price, this is a workable desk.
1774336
Shelf area is 23"wide x 19h from shelf up x 17" deep so it should fit just fine. I use it as a desk.
2263694
It sounds like you have a non-standard size table so I would say no it won't work for you
1582362
The only reason I can think of is because a corner workstation could be pretty tight space-wise. This thing is roughly 2 feet wide, and slides in and out by roughly a foot. If there's space for that, you're good.
194123
Depending on the type of foot peg your table has. It may punch through the foam pads. Probably would work with some kind of pad under legs.
430826
Yes. I cannot find any reason why it would not work . The dimension fits fine.
1291436
Absolutely. My monitor is 23" and there is still room for my lamp, my modem, my router, desk nick-naks and much room to spare.
625193
yes. It has a very large footprint though. It will take a lot of space on a desk.
729585
I think the width will be fine. Not sure about the length. The table is very heavy so I think it will work
1777239
I believe you could. I have a 47" on mine and it seems a bit small for the table, but we have small items, like vases and statues to fill the space on the ends. We knew it was longer then we needed, but I was looking for something low to the floor and this stand filled that need.
463675
Great question. Ironically today I got back home and didn't have the mousepad out under it yet since I was lazy and it worked on my desk. So it should work unless the surface doesn't allow for it.
40333
It would work. It is very sturdy and constructed well. I bought it as a work table for outdoor projects and it works nice.
2202814
Thats sounds pretty crazy to me, but I actually think it would work - are you planning on putting it on top of an existing desk? If so, then yes it should work
1988006
Yes it will. I have three 23 inch monitors mounted on my stand. I hope this helps.
464166
The footprint of the base is 24'' deep which includes the extra 5.75'' "feet" that comes out to add stability. The keyboard tray and these feet would likely stick out a bit but if that's not a concern then you should be fine.
126774
Unfortunately this stand was designed for 23" or 24" monitors. I mounted 6 LG IPS235 monitors and everything mounted with no room to spare. The monitors you are looking to mount are 4" wider for each monitor so it would not work.