Do you get the option to screw this into a desk if needed? Or can you only use the mount that is provided?
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It comes with 1 of 2 mount options. Either A use the stand, or B use a behind-desk clamp-style mounting bracket. But keep in mind this thing is heavy duty. So add the weight of 2 monitors to it: (I use 2x27" Planar LCD's) and it's going to be really heavy, and not just really heavy but really front heavy because of how the weight of the monitors is forward of the centerpoint of the pole. So given that you would have to have a seriously strong desk probably 1" solid wood or thicker to even consider it. Of course I get that it looks cleaner, but just use the base, you'll be happy with it, and won't need a 2" hole-saw cut through the desk. It comes with 1 of 2 mount options. Either A use the stand, or B use a behind-desk clamp-style mounting bracket. But keep in mind this thing is heavy duty. So add the weight of 2 monitors to it: (I use 2x27" Planar LCD's) and it's going to be really heavy, and not just really heavy but really front heavy because of how the weight of the monitors is forward of the centerpoint of the pole. So given that you would have to have a seriously strong desk probably 1" solid wood or thicker to even consider it. Of course I get that it looks cleaner, but just use the base, you'll be happy... » Read More It comes with 1 of 2 mount options. Either A use the stand, or B use a behind-desk clamp-style mounting bracket. But keep in mind this thing is heavy duty. So add the weight of 2 monitors to it: (I use 2x27" Planar LCD's) and it's going to be really heavy, and not just really heavy but really front heavy because of how the weight of the monitors is forward of the centerpoint of the pole. So given that you would have to have a seriously strong desk probably 1" solid wood or thicker to even consider it. Of course I get that it looks cleaner, but just use the base, you'll be happy with it, and won't need a 2" hole-saw cut through the desk. « Show Less
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Yes, it includes hardware to attach to the desk top through a standard grommet hole. The heavy U-shaped base isn't needed for this configuration.
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Also can be bolted onto desk but must drill a hole if necessary.I use stand which works well.
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The vertical support can be attached directly to a desktop. I used the curved piece only because I have 2 very large monitors and I wanted the extra stability.
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No, you need some special hardware to secure the mount. Unfortunately we do not carry that.
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Yes, you should be able to mount it with no problem.. the clamp is adjustable. But if the desk is not heavy enough and you are mounting the arm and monitor on the side, you may need to counter balance to keep the arm and monitor from tipping the desk. I have the arm and large monitor mounted on a very small portable laptop desk.. also have one mounted on a heavy desk with glass top. I just put a pad between the glass and the clamp and I have had no trouble with it. The only problem I have had is that if I swing the monitor away from the desk it will tip the desk..even the heavy desk.
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Mine is mountable. The main base has a part that spins on the back to sit on your desk or mount on the wall. The two small bases have two slots on the back to mount on screws on the wall. The main base seems like it will sit stable on the wall and will probably stick out 6 to 7 inches off the wall.
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Dear Ramosea, The stand can be used with the weighted metal base, or there is a desk attachment provided, allowing you to mount the stand on a desk. This requires drilling a hole (approximately 10 mm diameter) in your desk, and clamping with the included bolt and large washer.Thank you, Value Max
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I just took a look at one of those desks and have to say that the answer is NO.You are asking for trouble as the only way to mount it would be with the clamp coming into contact with the glass somehow.You might be better off getting the wall mount version of this mount if that would work for you?LX Wall Mount LCD Arm
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This can mount to any desk. It comes with wood screws to secure it. but I recommend drilling pilot holes to help with guiding the screws.
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I think you have to use the bracket. You might be able to mount it directly, but you may have to use/purchase an alternate screw
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You can attach it any way you want. It comes in a small box in like 4-5 pieces. So you put it together the way it fits under your desk.
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You can mount it to drywall if you have to. I have 2 of these in different rooms and I have them done both ways. I used my own anchors and screws for the mount and I used them in all available holes. The thing is solid like this.
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The keyboard tray, that comes with the desk is mounted with screws. But, it doesn't weigh much, and the desktop is only about 3/4" thick. The weight shown, for the tray you want to install is 18.5 lbs. That would be a big concern for me. I don't think screws would hold that much weight. I don't know exactly how it would mount. But, I sure wouldn't trust screws to hold that much weight....
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You must use the screws that come with the wall mount, they are small but its all you need.
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The mounting bracket is 3 7/8" wide. It is in 2 parts with the bottom portion being held in place by the 2 screws you mention. That portion can be removed and reattached at several spots to accommodate desks with varying thicknesses. However this only allows for adjusting the size of the "C" the clamp makes for different desk sizes. With the bottom bracket removed you still have an inverted "L" shape at the base that is permanently attached. In other words if you are hoping to be able to have just the pole without the mount at all, this would not be possible.
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Personally, having tried both methods, I would opt to have separate mounts. For one thing, if you change your desk configuration later, you may find that having a dual mount is no longer suitable for some reason.
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Yes, it basically installs where you screw in the mounts so you can mount it as far back under the desk surface as you have room for it. Just place it in the position you want it and mark your holes and screw it in place. It slides forward far enough to allow it to still be used even when mounted slightly behind the outermost edge of the desk surface.
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You should be able to depending on your monitor - it does come with the mounting bracket attached.
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It has a fairly sturdy clamp that attaches to the far side of the desk, or you can drill some holes in the desk and bolt it in place. It seems pretty effective.