Can you mount the arm on a different pole? Like a dual monitor stand pole if the verticle clearance was acceptable?
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If the vertical pole is the same diameter, and if the other mounts on the pole can be removed so this one can slide on, one should be able to mount this arm on the pole. This arm's pole mount has very little adjustment range so the pole diameter would have to be nearly identical. Hope that helps!
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I am sure you could if you can get a pole with the same diameter. I removed the edge clamp and screwed the bracket directly to a workbench!
1243288
If you attach the main pole to the right or left of center. It was designed to be used left and right equal share of center but i use it the way you describe. Only thing is I only use 21 and 20 inch monitors where as you gave 2 27's so might not be a lot of room to work with
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Yes, the monitor extension arms can be positioned all the way down to the top of the cone on the vertical support pole. There's a thumb screw on the back that loosens/tightens the round clamp on the extension arms around the vertical pole.
1159890
Yes you can, but you still have to keep a still arm or the camera will flop around more due to the added pole length.
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the monitor mount will rotate 360 degrees. the pole is not long enough 2 monitors if they are mounted in portrait orientation. If you are only using 1 monitor, it will work fine, it would be a matter of managing the cables.
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The height position on the mounting post is semi permanent, not something you would want to adjust regularly. However the arm itself provides height adjustment swing capability of about 12 inches BTW, the monitor mounting bracket also has a swing range allowing you to aim the monitor in an upward or downward direction.
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No, it wouldn't work. I did see some others on Amazon that were designed for pole mounting though.
1975611
The mount arms can be adjusted up and down the 17" Pole. If you were to mount the monitor at the top of the pole, then the center of your screens would be 17 inches high which would mean that the monitors would be 17 inches menus half the vertical height of your screen of the top of the surface of the desk.
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Ideally, we could find a vertical articulating arm that connected to another VESA mount, rather that directly to the wall. Picture the following, but with the VESA connector on the back as well as the front. (And vertical instead of horizontal articulation, although it's possible that it could just be rotated 90deg, but it might slip if not horizontal.)http://www.displays2go.com/P-12932/LCD-Wall-Mount-with-20-Tilt?o=1-22570-1-1445-1-1927-4-1
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Yes, you can. Height is adjusted by the tension bolts on both ends of each horizontal pole. The tension bolts are adjusted by hand. This is a good stand. It gets a bad rap from some reviewers, but it's a good stand.
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Your intended setup is very similar to mine and it has worked fine. The center monitor will protrude much more than the side monitors, however, so you may consider purchasing a replacement middle mount that does not have the angle adjusters. It allows the center monitor to be mounted closer to the stand itself.
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There is enough room for another armature to attach to the mounting pole, yes. Not sure what the weight limit on the mounting pole and bracket is though. Perhaps one should contact Ergotron directly and see what they say about it.
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My usage for the items works for me as I understand that they are for vertical mounting. For different angles I simply use articulating arms as they afford the flexibility that I think you seek in a mounting solution.
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Hello Digi,This monitor mount can be adjusted so that the arm will stay put. Thanks for your question!Taylor W.VIVO
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The arm for this desk mount cannot be dismantled. However, if you are looking for a bracket to pole mount, please check amazon.com for http://www.amazon.com/Mount--Single-Monitor-Clamp-Base/dp/B00DCJ5H68 or http://www.amazon.com/Mount--Adjustable-Tilting-Monitors-MI-706/dp/B005C24OP8.
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I am currently trying to mount two PB278Q monitors to this, and it's not going well. The tilt cant support the weight of the monitors, so if you barely tap them then the monitors fall forward. Furthermore, 27in is just too large for this stand, even if it says it can support it - The arms have to be fully extended and theres no room for adjustment
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For sit & stand functionality, we would recommend our height adjustable monitor mounts. You can search for two-monitor adjustable height monitor mount products on Amazon.com with their unique product codes, "B0086WDFTC" and "B00B3YQG4Q". These mounts not only allow height adjustment by sliding the arms on the pole up and down, but also by raising and lowering the spring-loaded arms.