how much of an offset (ie. front to back of screen) to assure stability?
1511766
Well when I placed them on the bare floor you had to play with them a bit so they would stay, they would wobble but when I had them on carpet, they were a bit more sturdy. I am not sure if it is just the 2 I bought that are a bit uneven but I do like them just wish they would stay on the bare floor better and the gaps in between each panel were a bit closer. Hope this helps.
1511767
There really isn't much. It's just the width of the wood frame so maybe 1"? The stability comes from the angle at which you set it. We had it out for a long time folded in half, so 2 panels essentially and at a 90 degree angle to block off the computer tower next to a wall from our cat. I've also set a second one with three of the four folds to temporarily block a room and it stood just fine.
2203477
Once you position the panels the screen is pretty stable. The frame is metal and it is heavy and sturdy.
1764032
If possible, the best place to mount is behind the user (and slightly offset left or right). Next best would be on a wall either to the left or right.
1103995
My unit gets used daily and is working well. I set it up on installation and have no need to make adjustments however I vaguely recall manually selecting "toggling" through various options. I do not recall the option to input specific horizontal / vertical adjustments. There were many preset options and I eventually found the perfect resolution for my 50" display.
1673924
It would be fine, just make sure its the same length so its on the frame and not being held by just the screen.
1812954
yes the screen will physically rotate, whether the data displays in that format depends on your software configuration.
1044035
We have a 55 inch screen on the stand and it does hang over slightly on each side but it is not enough to look unbalanced or akward.
1913166
It tilts aprox 10-15 degrees forward or backward and I have personally had zero issues with wobble on a flat desktop no stand. Great purchase and glad I upgraded from a 15' old school LCD.
119759
Very true. My laptop has a rounded front. The low height of the pegs and the weight of the laptop combined leaves the laptop in a very vunerable position. It's slid off a couple of times.
2247363
That wont be necessary, once you have accomplished the appropriate angles to create a sturdy stance nothing is going to fall.I stand all day but on occasion I sit. I simple bring my keyboard down to my desk and move my monitor to the keyboard tray which is perfect eye level for me I am 5'7.
1972237
Hello. Yes, the screen will swivel a few degrees in each direction to optimize the viewing angle.
850433
I used it in a dual monitor setup and the touch screen becomes unpredictable. As if the monitor was unclear on which was in control. It was also a novice user so perhaps three of the same will not experience this dilemma.
1341356
The Adhesive frame which the viewfinder sits on has a tab on one of the corners I see how it may affect the LCD to sit flush back in its original position.
1687542
I didn't secure my display to the Varidesk. I like having the option to move the monitor around on it. When I work seated, I want the monitor at the front of the desk. When I stand to work, I push the monitor to the back so I have room to also put my keyboard and mouse on the platform as well.
333592
The product say it support up to 28" diagonal monitor so it should not be a problem in landscape or portrait.
411275
You can pull it down all the way, which will reveal maybe 6 inches of black space. But you can back it up a little and it's only an inch and a half roughly. The black border around the screen will be the same if you back it up a notch.
456996
You are correct - rotating the arms forward will bring them closer. I'm using 2 X 24" monitors and they're perfectly aligned, almost like using a 48" screen. Highly recommend this product.