Can I use this without the base and how high would it be? I'm adding a 3rd display to my corner styled desk and have a height constraint of 13 inches.
850661
You need 13 1/2 inches. Monitor is 13 1/4 inches high without base.Yes, you can use this without the base. The base tube fits into another tube an inch from the bottom of the monitor.Bottom is then flat.
850662
You need 13 1/2 inches. Monitor is 13 1/4 inches high without base. Yes, you can use this without the base. The base tube fits into another tube an inch from the bottom of the monitor.Bottom is then flat.
850663
It would be very difficult to use this monitor without a base. It is very thin and lite so it would be prone to falling over unless you have a way to stabilize it.
1508792
If your laptop is 9x13", it will overhang the platform slightly either at the back corners of the laptop or the front. If you're putting the stand in a corner against two walls you probably won't have room to tilt the display on the laptop back without the front of the laptop overhanging the front of the stand. Also, the feet are slick and it tends to slide around on a smooth surface so that could be a problem if you are typing on the laptop.
1491328
That is correct. You need a desk and the front lip of the desk can't be over I think 3". I know a lot of work benches that you would not be able to attach this to because of that restriction. But for most desks it works really well.
2119888
I think the base would interfere with the actual scree and prevent you from dropping it all of the way down but I haven't tried it (it would be close though). So just to be safe, I would say an inch or two (the height of the base). Although if you are willing to drill a hole, you can easily mount this stand permanently through the desk without using the base. Then it would go all the way down.
394978
The height is not adjustable. You can remove the base stand, and use a vesa mount. A vesa mount would offer adjustable height.
1455427
For my pair of 27" monitors, you could be as low as 1" above the desk (monitor bottom resting on the base) and as high as 10-12" of space, depending on how close to go to the top of the mounting tube.
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.
1389320
Yes, it should be fine to use only the top. Make sure you have room for the base as it is quite large. But that is what makes the stand sturdy. I drilled a hole in my desk and used included mounting hardware and don't use the base of the stand. This is even stronger than using the base as long as your desk isn't too thin and flimsy.
2093366
Yes, I'm using mine in a corner. I have a 51 inch in it and it looks fine in the corner. Also, I had asked questions previously about the hardware. My Stand included a bag of hardware, I didn't need to buy anything elsewhere. I was pleasantly surprised by this stand because I didn't realize you can swivel the TV. An added plus.
2042838
Not taking into account the frame of the monitor, the display screen itself measures 23 1/2" X 13 1/2". The distance (height) from the bottom of the base to the monitor frame attached is approximately 2.5". Rather than using the base included with the monitor, it is my understanding the monitor is designed for wall mounting also in which you would have to purchase the hardware needed should you decide to go that route. The base aforementioned which is included with the monitor does not have much flexibility-some upward or downward angling. To turn the monitor left or right, the entire monitor and base must be turned. Hope that gave you some idea. The monitor size and capabilities are the main reason for my purchase of this monitor. The savings in price was well worth the loss of flexibility of the stand. The option of wall mounting was the selling point.
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Its a very strong unit, and I do not think you would have a problem. A lot would depend on how you mount the base to the shelf, [suggest nuts and bolts,] and the size and weight of your screen. I've not had any problems with this unit, like I said, it is very strong. Hope this helps.
959268
How big is your desk because this is quite huge as it serves as a TV stand for a 48" flat screen. Or did your question mean to use this as a desk? If that's what you meant, than yes you can use it as a desk but it might be uncomfortable since it's low.
1026451
The area where the tower is has no height limit, and the width is adjustable. The depth of your stack will work, too if you don't put the desk too close to the wall. The desk has worked well for us.
1806688
I have mine connected to a duel monitor stand but I don't believe the base has height capabilities. For the money there are better monitors out there, when I complained about the color not even coming close to an old dell monitor of mine I was basically told this was dells bottom of the line monitor.
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Even if an extended arm is available, it's probably not advisable to use it. It would likely put too much weight too far from the base. The clamp (and the clamped area of the desk) is fairly small; I wouldn't want to put more twisting force through it by extending anything.
1044172
The stand is 30" tall. Depending on where you position the top monitor, you could exceed that height. I have a 24" monitor on the bottom and a 22" monitor above it. The top of the 22" monitor is 28" above the desk.
378395
I assume you mean a 5' person, not 5". It is a very sturdy, versatile stand. I have it attached to my standard height desk and it's perfect for my application. I am 6' tall and I can raise it while sitting so I am looking up at screen. But if I stand, I would not be able to raise it enough to have it level with my line of sight, even if I were 5' tall.