Will I be able to mount to a desk with a cubicle wall behind it and have two 19" monitors flush side by side or will the wall prevent me from doing so?
300322
If you have at least a 1/2 inch between the desk and the cubicle wall, you will be able to mount it. Now to get the two moniters to aid flush and not have the arms hit the wall u might have to play with it a little. Fortunately the arms are set up for easy use and adjustment.
300323
No - it hangs over the desk area by about 3 inches... - But its otherwise AWESOME!
300324
The bracket that attaches to the desk sticks out approximately 2 - 2 1/2 inches. If you have the room for the bracket it will fit.
300325
If you are able to pull the desk away from the wall, then you won't have a problem. And once installed, it extends -maybe- a third of an inch behind the desk. The problem is that there is about a 3-4 inch overhand, that mounts to the top and bottom of the desk section that you will need to fit. Hope this helps.
300326
The wall might constrain the setup. It can be overcome by moving both monitors forward. However, the monitors then are closer to your eyes, which might not be what you like them to be.
300327
i think it would be doable. getting the clamp behind the desk will be tough with the cubicle wall, but you should be able to make it work.
300328
you will be able tosee what happens is the mount doesnt hang behind the desk its inward. infact if you look at it from the top down at no point does the edges, other than the part attached to the actual desk, hanging over the desk.you should be fine.
791249
It completely depends on the size of the monitor being mounted to the stand. A bigger monitor would be closer to the desk surface.
407099
Yeah that's kind of a hard question to answer without full dimensions on your monitors and their mounting locations. However, Judging off of my setup, I would guess that you could get about 10" from the bottom monitor and the desk. Again that is a educated guess using my own monitor dimensions and mounting but should be close.
1464961
I have two 22" monitors on this stand, it does not need to be screwed to the countertop. The only thing I noticed is that if one of the monitors is not attached the mount will tip over. Be careful of that when you are attaching the monitors. I don't think the weight difference between 23" and 19" monitors would cause that to happen though.
1901955
Monitors can be adjusted to be almost flush with the post, which sits a couple inches from the back of the desk. Mine are on an anglethat is from the post to about 6" from the back of the desk.
380942
Not really, but Possible. I have a 20' All in one monitor on this desk and it is a pretty snug.
34494
If you mean the external dimensions are 24", it will be a tight squeeze and the monitors will have to hang over the edges. Otherwise, for the price, this is a workable desk.
2051866
I have a rosewood desk that I use in my studio and I have 6, 27 inch monitors on that desk. I have moved the monitors a few times to different locations on the desk with no issues.
1773348
I used it to mount my 23" computer monitor to the wall. It worked great and was very sturdy. I would say it mounts as close to the wall as possible. If you want to mount your monitor to the wall I would say you will not be disappointed with this product.
2185456
The base is heavy enough to hold dual monitors firmly in place. If you don't want the mounting feet on the stand, then you could drill a hole through your desk and install just the upright pole for the monitors. I know you mentioned you didn't want to drill, but just wanted to let you know the 2 standards mounting options for this stand.
1407468
I bought two, but for two desks and computers, in my opinion, I don't think that will work unless they were to be stacked higher. Hope this helps
553582
No problem whatsoever. You'll have plenty of room to angle them any way you would like. My initial setup with this stand was three 21" monitors (all 1920x1080) on the bottom three posts along with one 21" monitor & two laptops taking up the three top spots (using two VESA laptop mounts). While 3 21" monitors BARELY fit (and no angle), they did fit (they were Asus IPS's). Currently I'm running a 27" on the lower center post with a 21" on each side (obviously all mounted vertically, ie 1080x1920), as well as two 21" up top (horizontally mounted). No problem whatsoever. You'll have plenty of room to angle them any way you would like. My initial setup with this stand was three 21" monitors (all 1920x1080) on the bottom three posts along with one 21" monitor & two laptops taking up the three top spots (using two VESA laptop mounts). While 3 21" monitors BARELY fit (and no angle), they did fit (they were Asus IPS's). Currently I'm running a 27" on the lower center post with a 21" on each side (obviously all mounted vertically, ie 1080x1920), as well as two 21" up top (horizontally mounted).
1445099
No, unless your monitor can be elevated behind it, you'd need to buy two of these. :-)
2168172
I have a 24" flatscreen mounted to mine its about 3 inches off the desk.Shoul be fine for you.
1817973
Probably not. The brackets that attach to the underside of the desk need to be mounted about 5 inches back from the front of the desktop. The brackets are about 10 inches long.
1350780
The center mounting bracket does pivot on the post... However this is essentially a two monitor mount. In order to get the third monitor on, the two outside monitors would have to be nearly flush with the desk. I have a 26" and a 27" monitor and have virtually no room for the third without putting the outside monitors flush with the desk. Now, with that said, I am extremely pleased with the quality of the mount, I just don't see it as ideal for 3 monitors unless they are small monitors.
2219957
I have 6 19 inch mounted and they work great on this stand, but I needed to use a 2x4 to brace at the base of the clamp to offset for the monitors weight