Can this mount stand on its own without using screw through the counter top to secure the mount? I'm planning to use 23" and 19" montiors
1464959
Yes it stands without being screwed to the desk...I have two 24" monitors and it's very stable.
1464960
Yes it will stand on it's own. I have two 21" Gateway KX2153 monitors mounted to it with no problems. It is very sturdy and well built.
1464961
I have two 22" monitors on this stand, it does not need to be screwed to the countertop. The only thing I noticed is that if one of the monitors is not attached the mount will tip over. Be careful of that when you are attaching the monitors. I don't think the weight difference between 23" and 19" monitors would cause that to happen though.
1464962
Absolutely! I have two 24" monitors attached to mine and it is standing perfectly without screws or bolts. It's a great stand!
1520492
No, this just stands on the counter - not mountable. Gets very hot too, so wouldn't recommend it.
1366599
Yihong,I'm sorry I can't help you with that because I mounted it where I needed it not by using the clamp but by screwing it straight through to a metal plate and I didn't keep the clamp. I'm sorry I can' t help you but I can tell you it offers several mounting options so you can probably make it work for you. It is a good stand, that is for sure.Good luck, Frank
1993152
it would be too short. I use it at a 35" high counter, and it could stand to be about two inches higher even for 35"
184740
No, I would say not. It is not sturdy enough to stand alone in most cases, it should be mounted. But since it is made for a corner, a little velcro can make it steady.
564323
Yes it will stand up on its own, but is a little top heavy. I would remove the mirror or attach the strap lower if possible.
2031012
I don't believe so, I have to let you know the mounting bar is horizontal, not vertical and there about 20" apart screw from screw. its very sturdy but I don't see how to set it up on a post. also take account this swivels from side to side
1631560
Note: you should consider whether you really want to hang this or use the wall mount version. Cabinets aren't always adequately reinforced /rigid for bearing the load this could apply. For sub-cabinet mounting you might prefer to use long bolts rather than the supplied hardware: you only need 1/2" above the wood bars (to clear the hooks' tops for sliding) but using supplied hardware would drop the bars inches lower and that could pointlessly reduce your counter-top access.
1781660
it will stand on its own but not very stable. I think it really needs to be wall mounted.
1115692
Yes, but you are not going to have as secure of a mount on the stud. The mounting holes are oriented vertically but there are 2 rows. In the vertical position you get 3 large holes for the large screws, in the horizontal position you would only have 2 holes unless you modified it.
302049
It can stand alone without using the included wall brace bracket. However, if you want it to stand by itself I would highly recommend you have a lot of heavy books/objects in the lower shelves to stabilize it. Mine is reasonably stable (but against the wall) and doesn't tip easily, but if I had pets/children running around the house I would only recommend it against the wall since it's quite tall and has a relatively narrow base. Hope that helps
704193
No. You need to untighten the screws. I didn't find this stand very useful.
1715645
it is free standing with the mount affixed to the stand.I have a 65" plasma on mine
1849864
The mounting bracket is 3 7/8" wide. It is in 2 parts with the bottom portion being held in place by the 2 screws you mention. That portion can be removed and reattached at several spots to accommodate desks with varying thicknesses. However this only allows for adjusting the size of the "C" the clamp makes for different desk sizes. With the bottom bracket removed you still have an inverted "L" shape at the base that is permanently attached. In other words if you are hoping to be able to have just the pole without the mount at all, this would not be possible.
1081588
Yes Susan it can be done. Mine just sits on the counter top and I flipped it over to see what I could come up with.Very easy to loosen the knurled knob on mounting stand and swing the stand 180 deg (up-side down). Use the two unused out-side holes in the stand and mount to bottom of cabinet with #6 wood screws. Re-tighten knurled knob. Piece of cake!
1975332
Yes as long as the counter height is higher obviously. That's how I installed mine.
1095255
I mounted mine through a hole in the desk instead of using the clamp. It comes with hardware for both options. I'd consider it extremely stable with my 22" monitors and holds them exactly where I want them.