Can I mount 21.5 inch and a 24 inch two different sizes?
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Hello Hashem,Yes, you can mount two different sized monitors.Please let me know if you have any additional questions.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
1530656
As long as they both mount to one of the two standard screw patterns, I don't see why not. Haven't tried that, but you shouldn't have a problem with monitor dimensions once attached to the base.
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You can use different size monitors, but they need to be close to the same size because of trying to align them to work together more smoothly. I am not sure about 24 and 21.5. Sorry.
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hard to say without additional information, the aspect ratio isn't enough to determine if it would work. My guess, however, is likely not, as most 21:9's i've seen are 29"+, but could you link the specific monitors? This would tell me how wide they are. As reference, Mine barely holds two 24s (16:9) and a 27(16:9) on the bottom row. I do have larger bezel-ed monitors though.
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Not sure why other website say 24. On my setup, I have two 24s turned vertically. Even if you leave them horizontally, you will still have enough room to push them out to accommodate upto 27. But not beyond. The base is solid metal and pretty heavy so you can hold the weight. Personally, 24" is more than enough provided they provide higher resolution than 1080. Mine are at 1080 but still very good.
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I don't think so but not sure. I have two 24" monitors and it looks to me as if that is about as large a monitor it can handle. I would see if the specs for the stand refer to monitor sizes.
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David, Yes- I have 2 X 25 inch HP LP units and no problem, use the top mount for an 18 Inch TV
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I have 3 24" monitors and those barely fit. I do not think that set up would work.
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A 24" would fit but stick out slightly beyond the scroll end allowing a small space at the other end
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it is clearly not designed to. I had no problem installing a 24" TV onto the VESA plate by myself holding TV with one arm and screwing the holding screws in with the other hand. The largest size recommended for this mount is 24" and they only weigh 7-9 pounds.
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Yeah, that should work fine. Just remove the 2nd monitor mount. I have two of these that I've used for around 3 years with 4 24" monitors (also for coding) and they're perfect.
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I have both 22inch and 24inch Dell Monitors (ST and FP series) which I use with this stand.
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I currently have 2x 28" BenQ monitors and I (by pulling off the end-caps) am able to angle them just fine. 2x 24" should be just fine.
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Yes, it should work fine. The first number (520) is the distance between the mounting holes in the horizontal direction and the second (200) is the distance between the vertical holes, both in millimeters (mm). Since the mount works with 600x200, you know that the holes in the vertical supports are OK for your TV. Since the horizontal spacing is controlled simply by how far apart the brackets are on the arm to which they attach, any spacing up to the max specified (600mm) is fine. Your brackets will just end up being a little closer together on the arm than they would be if your TV was 600x200.
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It would be incredibly ill advised. As it is 24 inch monitors have a delicate balance due to weight with a 24 in the center helping to counter-weight them. The only way you'd fit two 32s is to put them on the arms with nothing in the middle, bringing them together would put them very far forward and the whole thing would end up falling over. This stand is meant for monitors, not TVs.
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yes mounting is 200mm x 200mm, does not come with the screws but they need to be short or will need to use spacers on longer screws.
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you can, but it wont help. the weight of the monitors causes an issue from the onset at the foundation (the main rod/base). I assure you that you will not get it to be exactly the way you want and perfectly lined up. Not on 27 or 28" monitors. Maybe 24". Good Luck
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Yes, this stand should be able to handle two 24" and one 27". The stand has several adjustable mechanisms, so you should be able to remove any gaps between monitors.
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Absolutely! I've got a 24" with mine.. If you go larger than 24 the 2 bars that go up to the upper shelves will block part though... Also if you're using the monitor with a laptop I'd suggest getting an arm, I had to for room... But if you're using a tower pc on the lower shelf you're fine :-) any other questions feel free to ask!