If I choose to use just one section of the crossbar, can I use the other piece in order to hook onto stand properly?
848235
I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do, but from my understanding you should be able to do so. We are quite satisfied with this stand.
848236
Both cross bars must be used. Total length of both cross bars, connected and not extended, is 62 inches.
932165
Yes I have to improvise. I install the small one and a large together like cross. that way the large one hold the small one. Hope this help.
66610
yes. You have the choice of attaching the stand or mounting it to the wall.
184823
If you have a single bar you can buy the mounting bracket. My set up has two cross bars so I just bought two sets of hooks
2282235
No the bars are created such that it is an all or nothing for 3 monitors wide. If you removed the bar completely you could use a different monitor mount on the central pole to accomplish the task. If you are handy you could even macgyver it using the existing hardware. One alternative that I have seen is to use the upper left and upper right vesa mounts for speakers. Hope this helps.
2014990
I believe you do. One of the support cross bars is attached to it. Hope this helps.
2057591
Yes, you just need a stand to hold one end. I mounted a shelf bracket to a tree and it works great .
396098
Yes you can. Simply get ahold of manufacturer and they'll mail you replacements for free. Great customer service. I broke mine on accident as well... it's the cheapest part of the stand unfortunately
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.
660031
You can hang a bar from one hook and then hang the trapeze from the bar. I doubt it would be as stable as two hooks
1695702
No. Or just flip the stand, if thatll mke any difference. Screws are the only thing holding it
1898574
Technically yes.... The middle extension is male on one end and female on the other so adding a section should work Fine. My concern would be its rigidness once together which I think would be fine but you would have to be strategic with where you place your existing cross bars that you mount the rack to, so to maximize support and rigidness. I highly recommend this rack! Great product for the money!
1403980
there are 3 swappable extender sections. One is 4 bars wide. One is 2. One is 1. They can be swapped from either side. Our worked well with 4 on one side and 2 on the other. Its much stronger now. We tried with 4 on one side and just 1 on the other and it was wobbly
346238
Hi, The middle part (shoulder) which connects left and right parts has not parallel connection surface. It's done especially to keep bars extended outwards. Looks like you connected it wrong way. Just unscrew it and connect it versa (upper bolt should go down), i.e. station bars will extend outwards.
265228
It's been a while, but I think you order the spanning part of it seperately. I did. I didn't have to span 12 feet, but the ability to span that far is going to depend on your selection of the crossbar.
342356
No, put one side first. Put in the bar and then put the second bracket with the bar loose but in it. Then screw the bar correctly
2081220
No but there is another solution. The back panel helps in keeping the stand "squared" especially when weighted down with equipment. I had the same problem and solved it by cutting out the appropriate amount of panel to fit connections...not much to cut and it worked. Good luck.