Could I mount this to a .75"-wide metal desk frame? I have the Walker Edison Soreno 3-Piece Corner Desk and would like to mount it to the metal frame.
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Yes, you should be able to mount it with no problem.. the clamp is adjustable. But if the desk is not heavy enough and you are mounting the arm and monitor on the side, you may need to counter balance to keep the arm and monitor from tipping the desk. I have the arm and large monitor mounted on a very small portable laptop desk.. also have one mounted on a heavy desk with glass top. I just put a pad between the glass and the clamp and I have had no trouble with it. The only problem I have had is that if I swing the monitor away from the desk it will tip the desk..even the heavy desk.
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Yes the bracket is adjustable and can be mounted in one of two different places to accommodate different mounting needs.
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I can't say for sure, but I'd try it. You can always return it, so keep the box in case it doesn't work. I recommend trying to find a clamping point on your desk that will be somewhat close to where your monitor will actually be suspended because the shorter the arm's radius from clamp to monitor, the less leverage forces the clamp will exert on your desk.
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I just took a look at one of those desks and have to say that the answer is NO.You are asking for trouble as the only way to mount it would be with the clamp coming into contact with the glass somehow.You might be better off getting the wall mount version of this mount if that would work for you?LX Wall Mount LCD Arm
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Mine came how you see them. Frames will mount to any 6.5 or 6.75 space. Past that you'll probably have to get creative.
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I am wall mounted so difficult to say for the desk mount. I have an Apple Thunderbolt 27" Display on the mount and I can swing it around to about no less than 6 inches.
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I have mine mounted to a Bush corner desk. It does not come above the height of the desktop using the standard mounting holes underneath.
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I dont have experience with that, but if I were you, I would add some softer coushion (e.g. your old t-shirts/old mouse pads) between the clamp and the desk. Since glass is a quite stiff yet brittle material, it should support the mount+ monitors if you eliminate potential local stresses on the desk surface.
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They can by not assembling the corner section. I believe however that screw length may come into play as longer screws are used to mount the corner frame. So you may need to hunt your hardware store for the same length screws with the same tread as those used on the outside edges.
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Completely depends on the type of desk l and material. I used 3/4" x #12 wood screws to mount to the underside of a wooden shelf.
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I had read what Nick wrote and also install the platform frame further back from the front edge of the desk, however you need to keep in mind how far it pulls out. If you install it too far back, it will hit the desktop if you raise it to the level of the desktop. You may need to hold it in place to determine the best balance between back (giving you completely hidden) and forward (to clear the desktop when raising it). I did not have a problem with finding a good install.
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You are correct about the hardware. You should have a minimum of a 25 1/2 " width to mount this tray.
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I cannot answer this question with confidence. The model I have has a different design and metal frame than the one pictured here. My desk is sturdy but I basically use it for my laptop, and a lamp. Perhaps the manufacturer or approved dealer would provide this info.
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It depends on the mounting surface overlap. I have approx .75 inch overlap on my oak desk. The mounting bracket will work best with a 1-2 flat surface.
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The piece for the top of the clamp is wide enough and has some foam/rubber attached. I put a block of wood about 3" wide, 10-12" long, and about 3/4" deep on the underside. I glued a piece of foam from the craft store to the glass-facing side. It worked really well.What I meant to say was attach the rubber to the block to stop/reduce slippage and to avoid scratching the desk.
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28" though I'm not sure you'd be able to install one; the underside has about a 2-inch lip around the edge, and the middle is recessed just a little bit. I should also say that the desk is basically veneered particleboard, so I'm not sure drilling pilot holes would be advisable.
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Just a little longer than the table is wide if I rember correctly. I only used it once because it fell apart. The particle board desk top crumbles with you screw it to the legs. If you get it, plan to cut a piece of plywood to the size of the desktop and screw the legs into that. That's what I intend to do.
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I have a regular metal frame. It isn't attached, it just sets between your bed and the wall. It is wide enough for the fram, but they made it too low. I had to get some boards from Home Depot and boost it up about a foot or your pillows will slide into the bottom shelf.
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I would say yes. It sits high enough to fit one. It is same height as my work desk which has one. By the way with free shipping we got it in 3 days which was amazing. I see the other response about the metal which is true depending on the style of mount. I have a swivel mount that goes up and down so the metal would be ok but I guess a low profile mount might hit it.
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The best solution I have found is to epoxy two metal plates to the underside of the desk and then use sheet metal screws to attach the keyboard tray to the metal plates. A standard wood desktop is 3/4", but particle board may vary and is not a reliable material for trays of this style.