Can the legs be turned backwards and clamped to give room in front (i.e. put the screens on backwards, with suitable clamping for stability))
1939014
Yes, the arms rotate 360 degrees around the pole. It also comes with a long bolt and plate where you could drill a 1/4 hole in the surface and mount it that way and then you don't need the U shaped base. Then the footprint is only a 3" circle.
2281273
Not really. I would suggest mounting it if you want to do that. The viewing angle is not bad, but not amazing either. If you are going to watch at an angle I would reconsider. Also note that the stand legs are perpendicular to the screen and take up space.
97209
You can adjust the height of each monitor bar and IME there's enough space to do some interesting things like that. Assuming the horizontals are all going to be on the same bar, it should be safe.
1357808
Yes. I have mine on a background stand with clamps to keep it from unwilling all the way
1723080
I suppose you could if you flipped it upside down. However I found it easier to just use a clamp.
1772267
George,I did that one time.. I placed the screen on a table and set it in a corner so that the sides of the screen were at a 45 degree angle with each side wall and just barely touching to give it stability. I used a sturdy 30 in high table and it worked very well, but I wouldn't recommend it on a regular basis.Jim Bell
1637229
Yes it can be used in vertical position. However the angle of the screen is rather upright.
465518
I would believe so. I use it for sales videos where I put my laptop on it horizontally so I can see my presentation (script) in front of me. If you put a monitor on it, it should hold fine. I would consider the added security of spring clamps to ensure it doesn't fall off if bumped. However, the stand is sturdy as all get out.
848709
Yes absolutely. You can change tha aspect to be top bottom and to reverse if you are throwing from behind the screen
1853643
I have a 27" on the bottom (viewsonic vp2770) and a 24" (hp zr24w) up top. I see no reason why I couldn't reverse them. this base is very sturdy
1125251
yes if you can align all 4 screws perfectly and then you have to make sure that the screen does not move after the screen has 'moved into the narrow part of the screw holes.....(you can put another 2 screws right against the top of the screen frame, because if the screen moves forward 1/2 inch it will fell down of the screws..the weight of the scren holds it in palce when is wall mounted.)
900867
Yes, but keep in mind the green screen is huge. So, if the stands are lower you have a tremendous amount of extra green screen that is going to be hanging down. You'll have to fold it to keep it from going everywhere.
150656
I do not believe you can mount the monitor backwards, although, if you look at the pole with the monitor base plate, it can spin 360 degrees. It has two allen wrench screws that can be loosened and tighten to secure the tv screen in place. That is why I purchased it, it is very flexible to place the tv screen in position for watching or storage. The only caution is do not over tighten scews, as the allen wrench opening may strip. I need to find a few replacements. :) Best of luck, Greg
1324879
it always leans back slightly, otherwise it would be too forward to see the screen. you can adjust where you secure the mount about an inch and a half...so you can move it back farther back if you want.
729020
Yes, the one I have can be rotated to vertical at any time after the monitors are installed.
1245091
I have a monitor stand clipped to the side. There's a lip there and it clamps fine. The back and front have more room to clamp as there is nothing blocking it. So, yes.
912304
The basic setup for it is to be clamped to something. I am not sure of the material that you have on the side of your desk, but the bottom portion of the clamp could be omitted and instead you drill holes through the side of your desk to then bolt it through the side instead of clamping to the top. If you do that make sure that the desk material is substantial enough to hold the weight of the stand and your monitors. If not, it would be easy enough to add a waste board inside your desk to spread the weight and make it stronger.