Does this have a lip on the underside of the top shelf so that a monitor could be mounted to it using an arm that attaches with a C clamp?
2064166
Thank you for your interest in this item. There is a " lip. Due to this lip- we would recommend the WFSB mount for this use.
2064167
Thank you for your interest in this item. There is a ¾" lip. Due to this lip- we would recommend the WFSB mount for this use.
2064168
I apologize we are not the manufacture and going to their page I do not show a lip being mentioned.
465816
Yes, when the table clamp is removed you will be left with a set bar that is a part of the arm. There is no built in solution for permanent mounting.
239282
I don't think you will have any problems with the arm itself, I have two for a 19" and 22" monitors and they are very versatile, stable, and strong. (I don't think there would be a problem with a monitor at a 90deg angle). Unless you drill this stand into the night stand though, it will require close approx 4" square clearance underneath the top for the bottom of the clamp. And the nightstand should be old and heavy, not a press-board version. The stands themselves are pretty hefty. Good luck and God bless.
672847
Yes! Mine is an adjustable arm bracket.This picture shows glass shelf at the top position choice. Also just 2 plastic clips hold the glass NO way to tighten the glass so it can fall out if you grab the glass to move it, it will fall and crash.NEVER grab the GLASS, grab the tv with both hands and adjust to the position you need! Hope this helps, after figuring this out it works find. If you have a fixed bracket there is no problems screw to bracket before attaching tv.
1785312
The unit uses a clamp that connect to the stand via an approximate 1 and 1/4 inch pipe. To mount the monitor arm to a wall would require some form of an adapter made from a pipe like the original design.
1588536
No, the mount does not. Otherwise, the height can be adjusted and it has two pivots that move the monitor closer/further and left to right.
88099
The clamp is like a vice type so it really doesn't matter the size of the lip. I attach mine to the counter and it works just fine.
1022790
There is a horizontal u-shaped frame that bolts to the rear vertical. The top shelf glass is attached by 4 bolts to this u-shaped frame from below. Hope this helps
1706725
Someone has already answered about the resolution, but you've been given differing responses to the question about clamping on. It does not have an actual clamp, but there is an arm in the back that allows you to set it on top of just about any size monitor and have it remain stable. This works very well.
1669635
The glass shelf is screwed onto the arm (there are metal discs embedded in the glass). The lower shelf is actually part of the entire base.
1454622
On our unit, the shelf is mounted with four screws that ride in two slots running the entire length of the support column. This would appear to allow mounting at any height desired from the base up to the bottom of the tv or monitor.
612231
Yes it does. It has the c type clamp. It also has a place to put nails or screws through to help hold it in place.
378892
There are small clips that screw to the back plate and come over the top of the top shelf. I don't remember hoe the front of the top shelf fastens.
1940610
Ideally you want a 2" lip, although you can mount it with 1.5". The diameter of the clamp is just under 1.5". You can mount it on the front or side of the desk. I have mine mounted on the front of a computer tray table. It swivels nicely under the table when not in use (mouse and all).
1063905
Yes it does. The little C shaped stand is bendable to kind of fit over the top of your monitor. Wish it had a threaded hole for a tripod. Takes sharp close-ups.
1404566
There are bars for support. However, I wouldn't recommend this item. Mine arrived without the black top shelf. I emailed customer service twice from their home website to request they mail me the missing part and got no response either time. I'm very unhappy with it.
1298826
Yes, they have two screw holes on the arm to attach to the shelf. The hole closer to the angle is difficult to get a screw in.