My desk came with an approximately 3" diameter hole for a monitor stand. Would this stand work with this setup?
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Probably not. I'm not in my office at the moment, but if memory serves, the diameter of the pole isn't much larger than 3". You'd probably need to cover the hole with a thin sheet of metal (couple of bucks at a hardware store) and either drill a smaller hole for the post screw or just use the included clamp. Of course, you could also use the included clamp on some other part of the desk that *doesn't* have a 3" hole in it... Put it right next to the hole and route your monitor cables through the hole, maybe?
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The box is about 38" long 12" wide and 8" deep. The post with the mount is about 34" tall. If you have monitors of different brands the holes might not be at the same height and the mounts do not adjust up and down. I had to make a couple plate with slots to make the adjustment.
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I'm not sure about your monitor. I didn't know much about it when I bought it but it had several screws and I think 2 different plates that fit on the back of my monitor . It's good and if it doesn't fit send it back.
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I am sorry but I don't have an answer to that question. I have my monitors sitting side by side on regular monitor stands. However, you should be able to find specs if you do a search on VESA or 100mm VESA mounts for monitors (or something like that).
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I believe it will. Bad news is that I returned my within a week. The product was actually bigger than I thought it would be. I was better off putting my monitors side by side on my desk.
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The mounting flange for each monitor is a standard 4.5" x 4.5" with multiple mount hole options; if your monitors have this provision in the rear with the bases removed, I would think it should work fine.
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There are 4 hole in the back of monitor. Looks like you can screw in. But 5mm. Not 1cm diameter hole.
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No - I don't believe it will, you'll need to get a stand that supports larger monitors. I think this stand may have been designed for 26" 'square monitors' (if you have them, should work nicely though). I have 3x21.5" widescreen monitors that only just fit on this stand.
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Can't say for sure if the mounting holes line up. I have a different brand monitor and just set it underneath it.
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Should work fine, I have 3x 23" monitors and in landscape have about 5" clearance from the desk. The mount is great but you need a solid desk.
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I am using this VESA compatible mount: VIVO Single LCD Monitor Desk Mount Stand Fully Adjustable/Tilt/Articulating for 1 Screen up to 27" (STAND-V001) The holes line up fine with the monitor and the mount arm supports the weight of the monitor without any issues.
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i honestly dont know. The stands come with mutiple conector and screw ins. Id contact the manufacture for mor details. I've my Genelec studio monitors mounted to my Sanus Stands
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Hi Alex, I bought this to mount 3 27" Acer S271HL monitors which it does very easily. I will say it's a bit of a pain to set up and get it "just right" but once it's done then it works perfectly. I was worried at the outset that it wouldn't fit the 3 27" screens but it does this with about 6 inches of bar left over at each end so there is plenty of room. I would certainly recommend this for what you advise you're going to fit on it.
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I looked up your monitor and I do not see why it would not work. Unlike Carol, my experience has been great with this stand. I have 3 24" Asus monitors and they all sit level and this stand is very stable.
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I currently am using this stand with 3x24" hp zr2440w monitors and it handles them all fine with room to spare. I've read it could possibly even handle 3x27" but you'd want to double check specs to be sure with your particular monitor size to be sure.
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This stand will accommodate a pc tower. It is too short however for your monitor. It is excellent for the tower, printer and other accessories.
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Yes. It comes with two sets of screws, and some round spacers to help it fit monitors that may have fit problems.