Is this LX Dual Side-by-Side Arm include Ergotron Notebook Arm Mount Tray ?
1184539
No tray included. Just includes all that is needed to attached to back of 2 monitors.
1901864
They cannot be angled any more than the very few degrees that they are angled from each other (which is negligible; they're almost "flat"). This has turned out to be a bit of a problem. When my monitors were on my desk, I put one directly in front of me, and angled the second one (to the right of the first one) a good bit so I could easily see it with a slight head turn. With the ergotron set-up, what is directly in front of you are the monitor edges. This causes a problem because I need to shift my chair to the left in order to see the monitor on the left, and then have to twist my wrist in an awkward way to use my mouse (not good if you have carpal tunnel issues. I was going to ask the folks in our company's machine shop to bend the metal arms for me, but there is concern that might throw of the balance/weight system. So while I think the workfit station is ideal if you have only one monitor, I would not buy it again for dual monitor use.
2130502
The notebook tray and arm appear to be the same ones i've purchased and they work well together. The extension arm isn't needed, unless you have some special purpose in mind for it.
21930
I do not have an ergotron monitor myself but the desk is fairly large and the back should have plenty of space to set one up. I have two 27" monitors next to one another without taking too much space. I don't think mounting the arms would be a problem.
1033157
The Ergotron LX Wall Mount LCD Arm will support and ultra-wide 29" monitor; however, keep in mind that it's the SURFACE WALL that the arm mount will be attached to that really matters - if its sheet rock that you will be attaching the wall mount LCD arm, then I suggest that you reinforce the holes that you will be drilling into the wall with plastic anchors to assist in a secure 'fit of the screws' into the wall. I have used this particular brand and model with heavier flat panel monitors with no problems at all. Also, if you really want to increase the stability of the wall mount arm, I suggest you order the wall mount plate to secure the base on. The Ergotron LX Wall Mount LCD Arm will support and ultra-wide 29" monitor; however, keep in mind that it's the SURFACE WALL that the arm mount will be attached to that really matters - if its sheet rock that you will be attaching the wall mount LCD arm, then I suggest that you reinforce the holes that you will be drilling into the wall with plastic anchors to assist in a secure 'fit of the screws' into the wall. I have used this particular brand and model with heavier flat panel monitors with no problems at all. Also, if you really want to increase the stability of the wall mount arm,... » Read More The Ergotron LX Wall Mount LCD Arm will support and ultra-wide 29" monitor; however, keep in mind that it's the SURFACE WALL that the arm mount will be attached to that really matters - if its sheet rock that you will be attaching the wall mount LCD arm, then I suggest that you reinforce the holes that you will be drilling into the wall with plastic anchors to assist in a secure 'fit of the screws' into the wall. I have used this particular brand and model with heavier flat panel monitors with no problems at all. Also, if you really want to increase the stability of the wall mount arm, I suggest you order the wall mount plate to secure the base on. « Show Less
1536371
No it does not, the tray sit on an anti-vibration mounting piece, it does not have a rigid platform. If you need a tray-less, I highly recommend a better version of it SATA tray-less mobile rack with Bottom fan support 3.0 & 6Gb/s drives (patent Pending)
371634
it is exactly 9" so I wouldn't use it. there is, how ever , a laptop adapter for LX arms that would fit better. Here's a link.Good luckErgotron Notebook Arm Mount Tray
952081
Yes, both arms are included, note it is a small crankset... I was expecting larger at a glance. Nice product has held up well.
931083
Yes, it can be done. I have three, one of which I use with the arms to hold my MacBook Pro and chilling pad. The other two actually do hold monitors which didn't have mounting holes. One monitor is over 9lbs and also has an additional arm extension. The two support fleets used to hold the laptop from sliding off are adjustable and rotate, they can extend outward up 15", which can take hold of your monitor sides or corners. The base of the tray also can swivel to a position and be locked. I did also utilize all the self adhesive grip pads they provide, and even put some on the support cradle arms. You can see more detailed pics from Ergotron's site on the back and such. Hope this helps.
1114849
No, its for the desk :( Pretty sure there are wall mounts the have laptop trays/mounts. Could look into wall mounted component shelves too, there's a ton of those on Amazon.
1915345
Yes, I think it does. I don't use the base it comes with; I opted instead for an Ergotron arm-which I duly recommend anyone get.
750798
I have mine attached to the side , due to the configuration of my audio desk, and it reaches to the middle. I store it over the desk, but when I use it, it is off to the side so I have the complete desk area free. Consider on how you plan on using it, then add the length of the extension arm plus the surface of the ergotron.
300481
Just wondering what you ended up doing, did you do a pro plus or in the end get an Ergotron arm etc to raise the monitor up ?
1040757
Yes I just looked back at my order history and the gps cradle and the handle bar mount were separate orders so you'll have to order the RAM mount for your dash separately.
699496
No. Additional cost. Similarly it does not include any specific mount package. Additional cost.
1473190
Not by itself. This is just an attachment. You have to buy an Ergotron arm product to mount it on in addition to this tray. The arm products are sold separately.
1829394
It depends on you monitor. It needs to have the correct type of mounting for the ergotron.