I have a big monitor...about 22 inches (diagonally) it's an all in one type of computer so it's kinda heavy. Do you think the desk will hold up? Plus I'd like to have some work space room without having to push the computer to the back or side too much I have a big monitor...about 22 inches (diagonally) it's an all in one type of computer so it's kinda heavy. Do you think the desk will hold up? Plus I'd like to have some work space... » Read More I have a big monitor...about 22 inches (diagonally) it's an all in one type of computer so it's kinda heavy. Do you think the desk will hold up? Plus I'd like to have some work space room without having to push the computer to the back or side too much « Show Less
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This is what I would recommend instead: Altra Benjamin Desk, Natural / Gray
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Hi Arlene. If I understand your question well. With monitor in place, I have a 16 inches, I might have about 1 1/2 ft . The keyboard will shorten your work space if you are planning to be also writing at the same time. In general, I'm happy with the desk.
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This is a great desk very sturdy. I currently have a computer rig and a 32 inch screen TV as my monitor. I ended up buying two desks for two 32 inch screen TV's. Now I can set up my rig, 32 inch TV x 2, printer, and desktop speakers. I hope this helps.
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This is a very sturdy laptop desk. I have been very happy with it and highly recommend it. I don't think it would have any problem at all with handling a heavier laptop. I anticipate this desk lasting for years.
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I love the computer desk. I have a full size asus tower. It fits just fine with room to spare.
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I have a 27" that it holds nicely, however, I don't think it is the weight you should be concerned about. Too large a monitor will not give you the height or maneuverability that it is designed for.
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I agree that the monitor size is not a big issue as the stand is very sturdy and should hold it OK. Your keyboard should be OK except it may not leave a lot of room for the mouse. We really like the stand so that we do not always need to be sitting or standing.
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Yes, it's a great desk for a laptop or even a desktop. Very sturdy too. I set up my compound miter saw on it and it does very well, no shaking even when sawing 2x8's! I have no problem sitting at it, although you don't have the room you'd have with a desk, it's still a good desk as your legs do/can easily fit under it.
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Yes! To say this desk is compact, it is very sturdy. Originally I had old style tube monitor which weighed over 50lbs and the desk supported it no problem.
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In addition to my first answer. This is the second time, at least, that someone has asked this question, so there are probably more people with this question. So, it would depend on the second monitor and the laptop and what you're actually trying to do. It is a very sturdy stand, but if it gets too top heavy that wouldn't be safe. And, all depending, the laptop would probably be in the way of the monitor. But, at the cost of the stand it might be worth it to check it out. As previously stated: top = 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep with big curves and a rail in the back. At the price, I might give it a try if I was you. Good luck. In addition to my first answer. This is the second time, at least, that someone has asked this question, so there are probably more people with this question. So, it would depend on the second monitor and the laptop and what you're actually trying to do. It is a very sturdy stand, but if it gets too top heavy that wouldn't be safe. And, all depending, the laptop would probably be in the way of the monitor. But, at the cost of the stand it might be worth it to check it out. As previously stated: top = 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep with big curves and a rail in the back. At the... » Read More In addition to my first answer. This is the second time, at least, that someone has asked this question, so there are probably more people with this question. So, it would depend on the second monitor and the laptop and what you're actually trying to do. It is a very sturdy stand, but if it gets too top heavy that wouldn't be safe. And, all depending, the laptop would probably be in the way of the monitor. But, at the cost of the stand it might be worth it to check it out. As previously stated: top = 23 inches wide by 16 inches deep with big curves and a rail in the back. At the price, I might give it a try if I was you. Good luck. « Show Less
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I use it for gaming / work and currently have 1 28" and 4 24" monitors on it and still have a whole desk on the one side, its cheaper than real wood, but its still mdf
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Deb, thank you for your question! The desks have strong aluminum legs that can easily support 75 pounds. We do do have customers who use a dual monitor stand on these desk. Please let us know if you have any other questions. All the best, Stand Steady
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I can't say for sure. My desk is pretty big though, and my monitor is mounted pretty securely.
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I'm using a 30" dell monitor which weighs in around 26 lbs without the base, the arm works fine, but I think 32-33 lbs will be pushing it. The other thing to consider is that with my 30" there is only 4" of clearance under the monitor when the arm is at its higher position which is fine for my papers and stuff, but a 37" might be barely floating above the surface of your desk.
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It's fine. I have no problems the desk is very sturdy and well put together. Hope this helps
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If it's a flat monitor pretty big ( mine is like a 24 inch. ) If it's old school and big and bulky not a very big one fit. I have to say I LOVE this desk!!
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My screens are 19 and 14 pounds and it holds just fine at max extention (~2ft). However mine is mounted through a 1 inch mdf desktop with 2 inches of clearance from the edge of the desk. When I was using the clamp to decide where to permanently mount it, the arm was a little unstable and I did not feel comfortable leaving them mounted like that for any extended amount of time. The arm is definitely strong enough to hold both your monitors, it's more a question of how you plan on mounting it.In short; it will hold just fine if you don't use the clamp and have a good solid desktop.