Can this stand be mounted to a glass computer desk?
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It probably *CAN* be mounted to one, but depending on the thickness of the glass it may be a risky proposition. Both pieces that are in direct contact with the surface are made of metal. You might be able put cloth or some sort of material between the metal and the glass for extra protection.
836584
It wold require a felt or rubber pad top and bottom between the device and the glass. A pair of old mouse pads may do nicely
1557579
I also won't purchase now knowing that it can't be mounted. The default stand will get in the way of my keyboard / desktop-working-space. When a new version is made that can be mounted, please let us know.
1300564
As long as the stand has a hot shoe adapter on the end of it you can mount it. If not you will need to purchase that item.
1464001
No. It is a stand designed for two monitors. There are mounts made for 2 and 4 monitors that can be wall mounted.
342847
Unlikely, the clamp has to be screwed in tight. A glass-top would probably not take this stress and cantilever load of the monitor.
1941144
Sorry for the late response, hardly check my mail. But answer to your question, it does have four, square shape holes on the back for mounting to walls or such. but what kind of monitor stand you have, i couldn't say it would fit or not. but Yes if you have the same hole's match up, it can be mounted..
1079983
It works on our glass topped dining room table, so there's no reason to believe it won't work on a glass desk. Hope that helps.
626304
Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It would also mount very nicely with a Gorilla Pod. Hope tho helps! :-) Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It... » Read More Yes and no; it depends on he monitor. The stand articulates in three directions and has a rubber friction material that is really "grippy." The overall design is excellent, but a little hard to describe the engineering. I use the device mainly with my iMac and it mounts on top of the monitor/computer with good stability. The stand also has a standard screw-in port for a tripod and I can see how this would be really useful ... you can buy small-camera tripods (mine is made by Targus and has telescoping legs) for a few dollars thru Amazon or you can go to Wal*Mart or Target. It would also mount very nicely with a Gorilla Pod. Hope tho helps! :-) « Show Less
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Yes, however there will be tracks for the glass visable. Great stand overall
2276425
No, it can not be mounted under the longer desktop because the shorter one has special mounts underneath that don't exist on the longer piece of glass. The width of the keyboard tray is 23.75" (not including the metal mounting brackets on the sides).
1580942
Absolutely, this stand can place your monitor in any position you want. We have about a a dozen of these and the build quality is superb!
744025
I'm not sure using this with glass would be a good idea, even on thick glass with two monitors it is pretty heavy. Unless the desk has a metal bar within depth of the clamp to take the weight then i wouldn't try it.
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Hello Guillermo,Yes! This monitor stand does have the option to bolt to your desk. Thank you for your question!Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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Not sure about that. Mine is on my desk. But I am sure that places that sell monitors, like Best Buy or Staples or Office Max might have parts so you can mount it on the wall. Hope this helps.
747332
Yes It can but anything bigger than 20" inches you'd have to have them off center with part of one of the monitors hanging off edge of the desk. You could solve that problem by getting a monitor stand that would have the monitors stand above the desk or you could mount the monitors to a wall. Wall mounts and stands are both sold here on Amazon.
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I would say no due to the fact that is is a very low stand and truthfully, I don't believe it is sturdy enough for a desk.
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Yes. I'm pretty certain you can. It appears pretty clear that the connection points will line up. There are four Allen head bolts which are same thread, but slightly longer to connect the semi circular glass to the two "desks." Should be simple. Dimensions match up on both ends of desks. I'm 95% confident. I'd go go for it. I really like what I have. Very stable and looks good.