When both arms are fully raised, what is the clearance under the two stands (clearance at bottom of 24" monitor would be beneficial)? Thanks!
1445850
I have a 20" HP monitor and the clearance is 10" under the monitor/left hand side. I've love the set up. I have the other/laptop side lower so I'm not sure what the clearance would be there.
1445851
If you raise the monitor mounting bracket to the top of the mounting post the center of the mounting bracket will be 16" above the desk or table it is mounted to. It will then depend on how far it is from the center of the mount area of your monitor to the bottom of the monitor. 16" less the distance from center of mount on your monitor to bottom of your monitor = clearance from desk top to bottom of monitor.
2222761
i use it standing up and here are my specific measurements for my mount currently installed... 29 1/2" from floor to top of desk. Arm is mounted to the ERGOTRON mount pole at 12" above the desk. Arm extends to have the top of the monitor at 28 1/2" from top of desk... total monitor height (at top of monitor) from floor is 58". So the top of your monitor needs or should be (per Ergo standards) eye level. You will need to purchase the one arm extension that ERGOTRON sells. I love these mounts, they are high quality and you will be satisfied.
1271652
Not sure I understand the question. The stand allows 2 rows of 3 monitors to move up and down the 32" high post. The arm on each row is 64" long, extending 32" each side. You can figure it out by measuring the height of your 23" monitor and multiply it by 4, if it's less than 63" then the answer is yes. The side mount brackets can be used on both top and bottom arm.
1282416
Mary, I currently have my monitors at about 3.5 inches from my desk to the bottom of my monitor...however you can adjust the height of you monitors as you build the stand. I have my stand built with the braket about half way up. You could easily adjust that to be about 3-4 inches higher (it really is about 6 inches to the top of the stand but that would make me nervous). Hope this is helpful...!!!
131055
It is 18" from top to bottom. I have arms to very top of stand. I also have 2 22" acer monitors and from bottom of monitor to desk is 9" of clearance. I hope this helps
1332903
I have this near exact setup on this stand currently. I have a 27" qnix monitor in the middle and two 23" monitors on the sides. It is perfectly fine but not 100% perfect. There are no gaps between the sides of the monitors (and the end monitor mounts adjust so you can find the sweet spot). However side monitors do NOT line up 100% evenly in the middle of the vertical sides of the middle (larger) monitor. But you are not going to do much better with mis sized monitors anyways really. Hope this helps.
1837911
It can go low - pretty much until the monitor touches the stand. I have a 24in. Asus monitor and when I bring it down, it touches the stand. FYI - you probably won't be able to use portrait mode with a monitor that side.Here are some pics for reference http://imgur.com/a/TecCc
2239303
With the monitors being 24.5 inches wide you would be really pushing it. Looking at my bracket on the back and the length of the arms, they would fit but not likely be very secure on the outer screens. I would aim for 24 inches as the maximum width for each monitor.
2198710
No there is not enough vertical clearance unless you had really small monitors. You can check there website for more info
1621107
I have 2 24" monitors on this stand and it's very stable. The manufacturer doesn't really specify a certain screen size that it can accommodate, but does give limitation by screen height (vertical size) and monitor weight. Check your monitor specs and go from there. I can tell you right now, my lower monitor sits about 4" up from my desk, with the 2nd monitor about a 1/2" above the lower one and there is still about 6" left on the vertical rod that holds the monitors.
1044442
The quad stand will allow for the 24" monitors to butt up against each other. One thing I recommend is a deep desk because the swing arm of the stands pushes the monitors forward to achieve togetherness. The larger the monitors the less they will push forward.
239283
Unfortunately the monitor only tilts down about 15 degrees, so you wouldn't be able to arrange this in a way that would be comfortable using this arm. ikc73's answer may be correct in terms of what the product packaging says, but I have the stand right here and it does not tilt downwards anywhere near 75 degrees, in fact there is a piece of metal to prevent it from doing so. It does, however, tilt up that much so that might be the cause of the confusion.
2119886
Hello George,The monitor may be lowered to the bottom of the stand.Taylor W.VIVO
1513622
This stand is awesome!!! I have 2 24" moonitors mounted. The bracket stands 18" tall from my desk. I have the bottom of the bracket at 11" (a bit more than 1/2 way up the stand pole) Leaving the bottom of my monitors 6" off the surface, leaving almost 6" left to raise if needed. They adjust perfectly. I am able to mount the stand directly to the desk instead of using the stand, as this free's up a ton of space on my desk. Hope this helped.
1616011
Absolutely! I've got a 24" with mine.. If you go larger than 24 the 2 bars that go up to the upper shelves will block part though... Also if you're using the monitor with a laptop I'd suggest getting an arm, I had to for room... But if you're using a tower pc on the lower shelf you're fine :-) any other questions feel free to ask!
791250
This depends on the height of your monitor, as well as the location of the mounting holes on the back of it. My monitor measures 13.5 inches from top to bottom. At the lowest point, there is a clearance of 1 7/8 inches between the bottom edge of the monitor and the surface of my desk. The center of the lowest mounting holes on the back of the monitor is 6 5/16 inches above the surface of my desk.
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I currently have 3 B273H acer monitors on mine and they fit with just a hair more room on each side. So having a 24inch in the middle should increase the room even more. Hope this helpsThey are all angled nicely towards a center point with me being about 20-26 inches away depending on if i am sitting straight up or leaning back.