I want to order this to replace the stand on my QNIX monitor. Does this come with the appropriate screws? What screw size should I buy for this?
1534154
They do come with screws, it just depends on what your attaching the monitor to. We used longer screws.
1534155
I'm not sure about your monitor. I didn't know much about it when I bought it but it had several screws and I think 2 different plates that fit on the back of my monitor . It's good and if it doesn't fit send it back.
1534156
The stand came with screws that fit into the holes on the back of my monitor. I have a sharp monitor with integrated DVD player. Don't know about the QNIX monitor. I'd wait until the stand arrives and try the provided screws.
1583644
I AM unsure because I have not had to do so yet. Why not take it to your local hardware store (lowes, home depot, menards..etc) and see if they can tell you what screws you would need.
209018
I don't remember exactly how long they are, but they're lag screws, probably 3 or 4 inches. The weight of the arm plus the weight of the monitor will require a very substantial screw. Mounting into a 1" thick piece of beech wood wouldn't hold the weight, it really needs to go into a wood stud. Or maybe a machine screw/washer/nut combo could work depending on how heavy the monitor is. Either way, you'd absolutely see the hardware on the back side.
172935
the monitor I bought (after the stand) had four threaded holds and screws. Not every monitor has that. I don't have the model number but it was a 24" Dell. The stand is great :-)
62857
Comes with a bracket that screws to monitor. Then that brackets slides onto stand.
348529
There is a black metal plate, which is part of the stand, that comes with the hardware and should have everything you need to mount your monitor. It's hard for me to say beings I have no idea what kind of mounts are on your computer monitor but there should be adapters that you can buy to make your monitor mount up if need be. This stand is pretty sturdy works perfect for my karaoke gig.
348527
Fortunately, no, not at all! You screw a plate into the back of the monitor and the plate hooks onto the plate on the stand. Then, you secure it to the stand (plate to plate) with two thumb screws. If you keep your monitor in its original box like I do, it will still fit in the styrofoam with the plate and the thumb screws attached! (I did have to cut a small notch in one part of the packaging to fit the thumbscrew properly.). Hope that helps!
672397
I just checked and it appears there is a small phillips head screw. I don't imagine it would hurt to remove that screw and it would leave you with the ability to attach it to something else. I have not done this however common sense is directing me on this issue. I like the flexible base because it molds around the top of my monitor. I hope this helps.
1903594
Yes. It comes with two sets of screws, and some round spacers to help it fit monitors that may have fit problems.
2089368
Yes, too much. Many bolts but not enough nuts. Poor diagram and instructions. Nothing is label. Stand is for monitors 32" and larger. I had problems mounting a 100x100 vesa 27" monitor and complicated it myself. Not easy to adjust height or angle. Need two bodies to adjust. But, yes. All mounting is there. Good luck.
2253774
It only works for monitors that are VESA (video electronics standards association) compliant, i.e. have the industry-standard screw holes in the back for mounting the monitor that are either 75 mm or 100 mm apart. On some monitors you won't see these until you remove the stand. Not all monitors have the screw holes for mounting. If you don't see them check the manufacturer's website to see if it is a VESA compliant monitor.
1454269
Hello Lyda. Universal stands are GR8 for the small speakers which is what I have and all the screws are included.
1811250
The kit that I received with this mount came with what I would say was more than enough screw/mounting options. I want to say that there were several sets of screws included. I have a Samsung 27" LED monitor, Phillips 19" LCD, and the included screws fit both of them. I've had this mount for about a year now and it is a great buy for the money. I am comparing this to the same size mounts that cost $120.00. I own three of them and they are the best on the market, but after buying this mount I would buy it again. I hope this was helpful.
223976
go here.....http://www.amazon.com/review/R20BA6TZ0F2SX/ref=cm_cr_rdp_permI bought the stand mentioned and it works great.
1007495
This stand is only for VESA MIS-D compliant mounting (4 hole pattern in a 75x75 or 100x100mm square). It sounds like you might have a monitor that needs a stand that is VESA MIS-E compliant, which would be 6 holes in a 200x100mm rectangle pattern with 2 rows of 3 holes each. As far as I know 3M doesn't make a converter or different mounting piece for this. You probably will need to look to Ergotron for a desk mount arm that has the MIS-E mount available, such as the MX Desk Mount LCD Arm.
538163
Im not 100% sure as i am not at the office to measure it. but i do not recommend this stand ! I ordered 10 of these for our office and almost all of them have issues "self adjusting" to the weight of different monitors. 3M made a similar model before this newer one that works a heck of alot better and looks more clean on the desks. If you want i can try and find you the part number for it. I have installed and dealt with dozens of monitor stands, single and dual even a few triples and this one is my least favorite!
172932
Stand may be attached to monitor by provision of four screws that should already be present in centre rear of monitor. On the monitor provision is usually made for two sizes of monitor plate attachment.