Will this mount secure the monitor in all 3 dimensions? I need something for my boat so it needs to hold in all directions when the boat is moving.
1157810
Yes it will. There are two screw holes on the bottom that will hold it securely in place.
1157811
yes it wil. when you slide the pieces together after mounting, you can tie an additional 2 screws from the bottom to keep both pieces together and from sliding out.just make sure your cables have clearance, this is a very slim mount. my monitor needed additional clearance, which I solved by placing some steel nuts between the monitor and the mount. enjoy !
1157812
I used this mount in my RV and the tv stayed put. There are two little screws that lock the two brackets together. Make sure you have all the cables connected before putting in those last two screws. They are small, they go in from the bottom, and they are hard to get at, but they are definitely worth the trouble.
1157813
YES! There are two small screws on the bottom of the mount that fasten the two pieces together and it would take considerable force for them to separate. It's just a little tricky getting access behind the monitor to tighten the screws. If you have a long phillips-head screwdriver, you should be ok.
1157814
yes it wil. when you slide the pieces together after mounting, you can tie an additional 2 screws from the bottom to keep both pieces together and from sliding out. just make sure your cables have clearance, this is a very slim mount. my monitor needed additional clearance, which I solved by placing some steel nuts between the monitor and the mount. enjoy !
1157815
I believe it would. Make sure to the tighten the nuts that much more on boat application!
2031453
The mount will hold, no problem. Have to make sure attachment in the wall is very secure.
1894950
I cannot speak for mounting in a boat due to wave movement, but for the home it is an excellent folding mount. There are nuts you can tighten at the hinge points, but if you get in rough water, I don't know if they would hold.
1107082
It's hard for me to tell because my monitor is mounted in a difficult location to see. Although it looks like it's separated from the pole and base, I think that it is welded or molded some type of way in order to hold such weight. I hope this helps you.
1807971
I don't think so. Looking at the monitor, I don't see the bolt patterns that would allow you to mount that particular monitor using this type of bracket. Do you have pre-drilled holes in the back of the monitor in an X pattern? When I looked up your model, I saw a smooth housing on the rear of the monitor.
537863
I haven't done that but I think you can. I use it for securing my 27" monitor, Printer, Speakers, Pictures and Mirrror in our RV. I holds really well. You can also detach everything.
35528
Short answer yes. The mount uses a set of collars on the tube to hole the tray and monitor at the proper height. The mount can be attached via the clamp (probably not in your use case) or by useing the threaded insert. See the product information for more detail. This mount wobbles a bit. I do not mind it but on a boat it may ontolerable. In general this mount is good quality for the price.
1622512
Derrel, you might want to check out our premium wall mount for computer monitors. Just search for B00DQ3EGSK on Amazon.com.
2097684
There are screw holes for 3 different mounting patterns. You can see them in the pictures on Amazon's website. The inner screw holes are for a smaller mounting pattern. If your monitor expects the mounting bracket to fit within a recess on the back side of the monitor, you might find the extra metal of the bracket is too large to fit in the recess. Otherwise, you should be fine.
254801
I have a 24 inch LG LED monitor mounted on it. It appears as if it could support a lot more weight.It should fit any size monitor which has the four bolt four inch square pattern mount found in the center of the back. Not all monitors have this mount.Hope this helps
1291156
I used it on my sailboat to mount a 20" TV in the captain quarters. It holds its position, even on a rocking boat. Excellent product.
1707198
No problems mounting. I'd put the 24 on top so it wouldn't look funky. That's a 1 1/2 dia pole, I don't think I've ever seen a monitor without vesa mounting holes. Some Dell monitors come with a plastic cover that snaps off to reveal the mounting holes.
328529
The mount is multi-directional, it looks like you could mount it at least on the rear. What's nice about it is the whole unit sits in a cup like bracket and is easily pulled out when you want to move. The only thing is if you move at speed you will need to get it out of the water.
931082
No, it's primarily for notebooks only. Your monitor would end up facing the ceiling and each time you move the mount your monitor would fall off.
2280415
Probably. The whole mounting bar is curved to begin with. I have 3 x 24" monitors, I can curve them slightly (perhaps a 5-10 degree tilt in, for the outer monitors) and also I have about 4" left on both sides on the mounting bar. That is, where the back of the outer monitors connect to the mounting bar, they around 4" in from the end of the bar. If you were to mount 3 x 27" monitors, I would guess that you'd be all the way at the very end of the mounting bar and you'd have a slight angle for the outer monitors, but definitely not a sharp angle. That's my guess.
172933
Hello Karina,The mount screws into the back of the monitor. The monitor must have either 75mm x 75mm or 100mm x 100mm VESA mounting holes.The mount comes with the screws needed.Thank you for your question.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
1690802
Yes but I believe you would have to leave the bolts loose enough to manually move the monitor or loosen and tighten to reposition. I have mine right where it stays in place but it seems to move with enough pressure.