could i attach a monitor support that clamps to the top?
293015
Yes you can as long as you attach it in the corners. Otherwise you wouldn't be able to use the drawer.
293016
I am not sure. I use a laptop so I am not really sure how well a traditional monitor would fit. Sorry i could not be of more help. My best advice would be to make an educated guess using the listed dimensions of the desk.
293017
I really can't tell you. The desk is not wood, it's a composite so I don't know if you could attach anything to it and hav it be stable.
1909176
Not sure, but we used black velcro to attach it to the top of our Dell monitor, and THAT solution works really great...;)
339778
I purchased this and so far has been very good. I would make sure you have a pretty strong desk to support it though as all the weight is clamped on. It has a small piece of foam rubber on the to but I added another small piece to make sure it didn't scratch the top. I wasn't overly concerned on the bottom where it clamps on I am also using 2 -27 in and 2-25 inch monitors with it.
1328104
I'm sure that with a little creativity you could figure something out for that. But why would you want to? It's designed to mount on top center of the monitor and works quite well from there. As you move from center, it will work, but you will get progressively decreasing performance particularly when looking to the opposite side.
2214697
I am using with dual 24"monitors but not all in ones. It is a heavy unit so I am thinking it might support the weight but you would need to support arms closer to the vertical support.
367078
No, although you may want to place something between the clamp and the desktop to protect the surfaces (top and bottom) as the clamp is tightened.
1595121
The bracket attaching the monitor stand to the desk mounting bracket is a welded unit, i.e. the upright pole and the bracket cannot be separated. The desk bracket does clamp to the desktop with two threaded screws on a very substantial bracket. The bracket will open very wide for thick edges, etc.
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Duct tape, of course! Seriously, if you don't have a VESA-ready monitor (threaded holes on the back), then your monitor was not designed or intended to be mounted on such a stand. In practical terms, you are limited to using the stand that your monitor came with.
1699112
You can clip it on something about 1/2 in. wide. So it depends on the width of the top of your monitor.
1329182
you can attach either 1 or 2 montiors - this is a heavy base/stand and just mounting 1 monitor will not pose an imbalance issue - Great stand/choice!
1443490
I think that would work just fine. The clamp is designed for any horizontal surface, so if you are clamping it to a shelf instead of a desk top, it should work fine
2165392
the advice is......no. since clamping will require pressure to remain stable, it is very likely that that glass will break. i'm the proud owner of one and i must say it is serving its purpose......and me quite well. i would recommend that you use a wooden desk or platform instead. should you continue with your current configuration, you may risk damaging your desk and monitors!
1400936
It is free-standing. No clamp(s). Moveable? I have two 22" monitors on mine and haven't moved it once I got it set up. I do recommend you put some pads under the stand so it won't scratch your desk top.
233543
With a monitor stand or monitor desk clamp utilized you be able to do that.
805906
The stand for it is adjustable and could be wall mounted. That would allow the monitor to then be attached to the stand. I don't think it is possible to mount the monitor to the wall without using the stand.
163119
There is no VESA compliant mount on the back of the monitor that I recall. There would need to be some type of adapter bracket to mount this model.
1205074
You could get a wall mount or monitor stand. Or even easier, you could get a monitor riser. They have several choices of risers here on amazon.