Can you please advise on the dimensions on the back plate? Also the plate that attaches to the monitor?
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The back plate is 5 3/4 " by 3" and the mounting plate is 4 3/4" by 4 3/4". There are 2 holes in each of the 4 legs of the monitor mount. Most monitors or TVs have mounting holes in the back of the unit to match the ones in the plate. I have used several wall mounts for different TVs and have not found one that did not match up to the monitor.
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Andrea, the back plate is about 5 X 2 3/4" I am guessing that the plate to which the tv attaches is 4 X 4. The holes on it accommodate the standard Vesa placements on the back of televisions. Hope this helps.
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Andrea,The plate that hooks to TV is 4-3/4" x 4-3/4". The holes in plate to screw to TV are (center of hole to center of hole) 3-15/16" x 3-15/16" or 2-15/16" x 2-15/16". Plate that screws to wall is 5-11/16" x 3" and has two holes to mount to wall that a 1/4" bolt will go though it. The kit does come with the hardware to screw to TV and to mount to wall.-John
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It is via 4 screws (included) onto the VESA mount. So, make sure your monitor has VESA mount (square) on the back.
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It's compatible with any monitor that has mounting screws in the back and is smaller than the max size ( 27/28" ) shown on the product description.
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I choose to have my monitor on the main surface of the desk and standing on the computer box which raises the screen to the same level as it would be on the triangular shelf. My moniter sceen is 16 1/2''by 14" and the stand measures 8 1/2"x10"My moniter would fit on the triangle shelf very well. The shelf is 13 1/2" front to back and 22 1/2" across at the widest point. This is a wonderful desk I am very pleased with it.
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If youu fully pull the monitor out, I measure just over 28" from the wall to the back of my monitor. I can send you a pic if you like. Message me at jschauer@yamaha.com. Great mount!
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I used a 1/4-20 machine screw through the hole to mount the plate to a monitor. It works just fine.
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(1) I connect with HDMI. (2) The monitor can be tilted. (3) The height of the monitor is apprpximately 12 and 13/64 inches and the width is approximately 19 and 7/8 inches.
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I choose to have my monitor on the main surface of the desk and standing on the computer box which raises the screen to the same level as it would be on the triangular shelf. My moniter sceen is 16 1/2''by 14" and the stand measures 8 1/2"x10" My moniter would fit on the triangle shelf very well. The shelf is 13 1/2" front to back and 22 1/2" across at the widest point. This is a wonderful desk I am very pleased with it.
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...in fact the real (exterior) mesures from the monitor wich has been sent to me (no brand writen on it, made in China...), are: 4,7"x2,7"x0,5"(thick), if you prefer: 12,1cm x 7,1cm x 1,4cm. Hope my answer can help...Happy halloween!
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The plate that is integral to the mount is square, with holes drilled 100 millimeters apart (measured along the edges.) The plate is, of course, a little larger than 100 millimeters square. I suspect that for larger computer monitors, this is a very commonly used size. I guarantee it is the sized used with Dell Ultra-Sharp 27-inch monitors, because that's what I have it mounting. However, the arm includes brackets for other VESA mount sizes. I think it supports virtually all of them, and it also has a set of holes drilled through the square plate that is of closer spacing than 100 millimeters, so 100 is not even the minimum. The plate that is integral to the mount is square, with holes drilled 100 millimeters apart (measured along the edges.) The plate is, of course, a little larger than 100 millimeters square. I suspect that for larger computer monitors, this is a very commonly used size. I guarantee it is the sized used with Dell Ultra-Sharp 27-inch monitors, because that's what I have it mounting. However, the arm includes brackets for other VESA mount sizes. I think it supports virtually all of them, and it also has a set of holes drilled through the square plate that is of closer spacing than 100... » Read More The plate that is integral to the mount is square, with holes drilled 100 millimeters apart (measured along the edges.) The plate is, of course, a little larger than 100 millimeters square. I suspect that for larger computer monitors, this is a very commonly used size. I guarantee it is the sized used with Dell Ultra-Sharp 27-inch monitors, because that's what I have it mounting. However, the arm includes brackets for other VESA mount sizes. I think it supports virtually all of them, and it also has a set of holes drilled through the square plate that is of closer spacing than 100 millimeters, so 100 is not even the minimum. « Show Less
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The actual physical dimensions are: Front Plate= 15 1/2" X 37 1/4" The back box= 14 3/8" X 36 1/8" I just measured the one I haven't installed yet.
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These are the following dimensions:Overall with stand: 21.9" x 16.5" x 8.6"Specifically the monitor housing: 21.9" x 13.6" x 2.0"Specifically the Screen:19.5" diagonal / 17.1" horizontal x 9.5" verticalMore exhaustive specifications are on the ViewSonic page here:http://www.viewsonic.com/us/va2037m-led.html
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It might not be able to fit the monitor, depending on how thick it is. What are its dimensions? Everything else should fit, no problem.
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I'm not sure what type of configuration you have in mind, but this information may help (total dimensions as mounted on stand): 24"Wx18.5"Hx6.5"D. The front part of the stand extends 2" in front of the screen, and only has a width of 15" centered on the 24"W screen. I have been using this monitor at least 8 hours per day (telecommute), 5 days per week, and absolutely LOVE it.
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the mounting plate is 17 1/4 deep by 5 3/4 widethe CPU mount is 8 1/4" wide
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Call the monitor company and give them the model of your computer. It's relatively difficult otherwise.
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I had to measure it already installed so there is some parallax error. But it appears that each back plate is 3 and 1/4 inches (or 8cm) in diameter.