How can the vesa mounts be raised from the desk?
861125
The horizontal axis can be raised or lowered. There are various holes on the vertical pillar to lock into for a choice in height from the desk.
861126
There are bolts that are connected to the middle of the three arms. And the post has holes for the bolts going up and down the back of it, look at the 4th picture.
2254964
Perhaps you could mount the monitor in portrait mode, but it does not swivel. The vesa pattern is square so I see no reason the monitor couldn't be permanently mounted that way, other than balance issues maybe.
392352
I have one mounted, but it is NOT a standard VESA mount. It's not even square; it's rectangular. I had to cut my own adapter plate from another piece of rack mount hardware. I consulted with a Sony Store clerk before I did it. He suggested making your own adapter. But it can be done. I mounted mine on an arm. There's a subwoofer on the back, and if you mount it on the wall, you'll be covering and muffling it, but it can be done.
1082496
Pretty simple. Hold the bottom edge of your monitor to support it and push in the large disc looking thing at the end of the upper arm. The arm will lock in to several positions. Raising and lowering may require readjusting the tilt, depending on the extent of the move, otherwise it's easy.
539170
Each of the monitor mounts can be positioned independently upon the mounting shaft, so unless your monitor is some ridiculously small vertical distance like four inches or something it should be able to be positioned low enough to do as you require.
480265
There is no fixed positions on the stand. You can simply use the allen wrench provided to adjust the height of each monitor mount.
1282417
The answer depends on the monitor you are using. The specific measurements for the mount can be found here. http://www.atdec.com/SiteMedia/w3svc1068/Uploads/Documents/Visidec%20VFS-DH%20Technical%20specs.pdfI have used this twice. In one circumstance an additional monitor lift was used to get the desired height.
1080609
Yes. The bottom of my monitor mounting plate is right at 26" above the desk. I could raise it another 4" by sliding the arm up the pole...so you should be fine.
205415
Yes, there is a removeable panel to access the VESA mount screws. See: http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&cs=19&sku=858-BBBL From Dell's site: Comfortable and convenient No squinting or craning your neck with the Dell 23 Monitor. It's built for comfort. Adjustable to your preferred angle with smooth tilt functionality (up to 5.5 forward or 22 backward) Easy-to-reach front panel controls VESA compatible for various mounting options
2194754
Yes you can..... Actually I have but I mounted the monitor on desk mount so that there is no pressure on the bottom of the monitor. There are small screws that attaches the clear plastic to the monitor.
643902
Height is not adjustable and you can tilt the screen back and forth. It takes a little extra force then you would think. If you wish for more height i suggest wall mounting it or if you plan to get two just order a VESA dual mount desk clamp holder. Don't remember the exact name but it's something vesa
2254965
I think the only way to accomplish this would be to mount it on the vesa mount 90 degrees. So make sure you want to keep it this way for a while, lol. You cannot simply just rotate it.
1811818
Only the verticle poll can be used to move the monitor up and down. This is done by loosening the allen wrench screws.
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.
176862
As far as I can see it is only designed for its own (non-adjustable) desk-stand mount. There doesn't appear to be a VESA mount on the back you could use with a Mount-it! Quad Freestanding monitor stand.
2119885
Yes, you can configure this stand to hold your monitors so that they are either floating just above your desk or so that the monitors are resting on the desk. The height horizontal bars that hold the two monitors is fully adjustable. They slide up or down over the full length of the vertical support bar. You can move them down as far as the base that sits on your desk (so that even the bottom of very tiny monitors will touch your desk).
2253775
Most monitors have a VESA mount. A 4 inch or so by 4 inch square area with holes. Usually desktop panels have a desktop stand that you remove, and under that are the holes. If your monitor does not have this, then your monitor is a true oddball.