Is the height infinitely adjustable or only in intervals? I have a client that wants the base of her monitors practically touching her desk.
847710
We put this on an executive's desk who is 6' 9" tall. So they are high enough for him. As to how low will it go, if she has 17 to 19 " monitors should be no problems. It is very easy to install and very sturdy.
847711
Infinite! You can adjust to the precise desirable height, within the confines of the mounting pole height. Depending on the size of your clients monitors it's merely a question of aesthetics, that is, how much of the mounting pole will be protruding above the monitors. However, I have dark monitors so everything blends nicely!
847712
yes, you can have your monitors sitting on or at desk level, there is no ajustment intervals.
847713
The height is infinitely adjustable, there are no intervals. Your client will be able to have the monitors touching the desk.
847714
The height is indeed infinitely adjustable. I have my 27" LED monitors about 3" from the table top.
652310
I have 23" monitors. I have it adjusted to the highest part of the poll making the bottom of my 23" monitors about 10.75" from the top of my desk. It is height adjustable, but difficult to adjust when you have 3 monitors mounted on the horizontal bar already. It's easier to remove the two on the side and adjust accordingly.
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.
1192180
approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more than 18" vertical clearance, it should work for you approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more... » Read More approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more than 18" vertical clearance, it should work for you « Show Less
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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).
470982
If you look at the product picture, the main shaft that the articulating joints are on is adjustable, you can lower it right down to the base. you need to take into effect where the VESA mounting points on the monitor is also, some monitors have a dead center mounting point, some have it in the center but 1/4th of the way from the top.
64083
This monitor holder has infinite adjustments. I have a large desk and have never had an issue with monitor position. I recommend this product and would buy another if needed.
1144438
It's fully adjustable. You'll be able to accomplish that setup easily. The articulating arms for the bottom and top monitors have the ability to slide up and down the main shift allowing 100% flexibility. With your bottom monitors touching your desk, you'll also have the ability to set your 45 degree angle for best viewing.
765040
It is fully adjustable the way you are asking. There are actually 4 points where we can move this monitor to adjust height, horizontal tilt, vertical tilt, portrait/landscape mode,
268205
Yes. The center monitor mount doesn't have a height adjustment, so that's your fixed point. The two outer monitors have a knob on the mount that you just hand-twist to raise or lower the monitor so you can get them all perfectly even. If you want to raise or lower the center monitor, you just adjust the height of the horizontal bar assembly by loosening a lever in the back. I recommend doing that with only the center monitor on to make it lighter and easier to move up and down.
1103539
You can adjust it but not on the fly. I have mine slight tilted up because I'm tall whereas my coworker has it flat. Adjustments take finagling.
1722967
28", no. My 12-1/2" tall wide screen monitors are about 22" above my desk with this stand. I have an 1" that I could raise it. As the monitor get higher, the less they can extend forward without tipping.I lower my chair to its lowest point to get my eye level correct with my monitors.
66134
Absolutely. It is completely adjustable. When it is in down position it is basically desk height with your monitors raised just a bit, and you can adjust upwards from there.
276569
The height is somewhat adjustable. Since it's all "put together" plasic pieces, the are a couple of pieces that can be left out to make the total height lower. It's simple. However, I did measure it and it may just be able to slid under a 25-inch desk (though the top shelf would be unuseable). I like mine. Serves its purpose.
1809322
Does the monitor have a base that is smaller than 27 inches? The rear of the work area platform is tapered, so if the monitor is free-standing along its entire width, then I would be concerned about stability. If the monitor has a base and is supported by on a stand it should be okay. You might want some sticky rubber pads to keep the base from sliding around on the work surface though.
1119851
The height of my 24" monitor while on the mount is adjustable, meaning that if you'd like there can be no clearance (monitor resting on the table surface), or at maximum height the clearance can be about 10 inches, maybe a little more.
2044076
The unit comes with a free-standing, height-adjustable support column you place underneath and near the outer edge of the desktop (close to you) when elevated to provide further support. With the column supporting flush against the desktop bottom, there's no shaking whatsoever. Adjusting the desktop and column takes seconds. Highly recommended.