If I want a single monitor on top, and three on the bottom, can you detach the arms from the top rail?
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Yes. Each of the arms is a separate piece. 4 total. They fit into a little socket and are held in place with screws. The center monitor mounts to the center of the socket, and is independent of the two arms.
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Hello Orielonline,Yes, you can detach the arms from the top rail.Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
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Yes you could, each monitor is totally independant... with the exception of elevation (or height). Each monitor bracket is level to each other. Therefore the center position of each of your monitors mounts will dictate where they end up in relation to each other. Helps? By the way, I'm very happy with this product, steady, sturdy and ergonomic. Only problem was with the high density foam cushion under the base. It was too grippy and when moving the stand around it kept rolling up it's corners. I just removed it and threw that away. The bottom of the base is smooth without burs or sharp corners and is no issue whatsoever. I would by this item again. Mark Yes you could, each monitor is totally independant... with the exception of elevation (or height). Each monitor bracket is level to each other. Therefore the center position of each of your monitors mounts will dictate where they end up in relation to each other. Helps? By the way, I'm very happy with this product, steady, sturdy and ergonomic. Only problem was with the high density foam cushion under the base. It was too grippy and when moving the stand around it kept rolling up it's corners. I just removed it and threw that away. The bottom of the base is smooth without burs or sharp... » Read More Yes you could, each monitor is totally independant... with the exception of elevation (or height). Each monitor bracket is level to each other. Therefore the center position of each of your monitors mounts will dictate where they end up in relation to each other. Helps? By the way, I'm very happy with this product, steady, sturdy and ergonomic. Only problem was with the high density foam cushion under the base. It was too grippy and when moving the stand around it kept rolling up it's corners. I just removed it and threw that away. The bottom of the base is smooth without burs or sharp corners and is no issue whatsoever. I would by this item again. Mark « Show Less
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As I see there is a screw holding the base to the monitor, so I suppose that you are able to remove the base completely. Still, I recommend you contact the manufacturer or go to any electronic store to take a close look. I do not know anything about the planar dual mounts.
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You can detach the arms. They are attached by allen screws. It dosen't fold below the the lenght of the X heights.
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Yes you can..... Actually I have but I mounted the monitor on desk mount so that there is no pressure on the bottom of the monitor. There are small screws that attaches the clear plastic to the monitor.
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It depends on the size of the monitors on the top. The bottom rail can be adjusted on the center pole but if it is too high, the top monitors will overlap. The stand is really sturdy (and heavy) but is built well. There is a bold that you can screw in from the bottom to secure it if you are concerned about the weight. It actually bows the wooden desk I have with the weight of the monitors.
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You can do 3 24 inch one or the other but not both. If you are able to it would be an extremely tight fit and you would have to have the bottom monitors resting on the desk.
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Yes you can. The two outer mounting brackets can slide along the arms. So you can slide them in until the monitors meet.
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Not without some modifications. The top bar (actually both bars) consists of two peices that come together at the middle post that have the two mounting holes for mounting the monitor. Without the bars the two mounting holes are not there. You could make a peice (or it looks like you might be able to purchase the peice through EasyMountLCD) that converts the horizontal bar mounting holes into the needed monitor mounting holes.
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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.
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Yes, absolutely! Each set of two arms slides over the vertical post, so you can simply use just one of the two sets of arms if you only have two monitors.
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there are slots about 1 1/2 inches apart, which means you cannot make small adjustment up and down. But you can slide the monitors left and right along the arms.
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Yes, if you fold the arms in, the mount point is almost dead center. I had this mount setup with only one monitor for about a month without issue.
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You can. The rails are screwed in, so unscrew those and the rails come off.
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Yes... You can do that... every dual monitor arm is independent and you can set it at a specific height....
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If you mounted only one monitor it would slightly shifted to one side (there are two arms that you slide the monitors on to)
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The short answer is no. The the bar the displays mount on is one single piece.