Can I overlap the 2 side monitors bezals with the middle monitor? To make the bezals between the screens to be smaller? I have 3 24" inch monitors.
1934324
Probably can. I am kind of doing that now with the two 28" monitors I have. The system does allow for adjustment since both the main arms can move and can make adjustments with each mounting bracket.
1934325
Yes! I have my two side monitors behind the middle on to hide the bezels some
1934326
Yes, you should be able to overlap them by adjusting the angle of the side monitors and distance down the side rails you mount them. But I suspect you would have a smaller range of available angles to choose for the side monitors if you did this.
80336
I have two monitors, 32" and 24" respectively. I have room for one more. With that in mind, you can easily have 3 24" monitors without a problem. Given its design, it is rather sturdy in such a way that it can support more weight than usual. I even have an 8-10 pound center speaker behind the 32" monitor, which is centered relative to the desk.
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.
802737
well...yes and no. You can with the lower, but the upper you will normally have tilted downward for better viewing and as the side monitors are angled on both axis all you will get is the top inside corner for them. If you do decide to keep the top straight then yes to both :)
1530657
You can use different size monitors, but they need to be close to the same size because of trying to align them to work together more smoothly. I am not sure about 24 and 21.5. Sorry.
1553084
I Did 3 24'" screens with no issues, so with vertical side screens I would think it would fit
1308708
I have 2 23 inch screens and a vertical mounted screen and they all touch edge to edge. To answer your question the two outer mounts can touch the center mount, so your 24 and 2 17 inch screens should not leave a gap.
553577
No. There is two arms each with a fixed center position and two adjustable outside monitors made to stack 3 monitors above 3 monitors. You can do what I did and use 3 on top and two on the bottom ( using only the 2 outside mounts pushed together )
1035856
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
871552
I set it up with 6 Viewsonic monitors which are 25 1/4 inches edge to edge. I had the monitors overlap, but the viewing area was not obstructed. I'm guessing about 25 inches is the max width. If this had bothered me, I probably could have had the edges be flush by removing the end plates. They were on pretty tight, so I don't know if this is possible without destroying the plates.
607724
Yes you can extend the display. I have mine set up with 2 external 23" monitors and the Ultrabook display for extension over 3 screens.
815921
I doubt it. I used to add a 2nd & 3rd monitor. You might contact Diamond to confirm.
664962
I have the 36" desk. 2 24" monitors would fit however the sides would stick out over the edges about 2" on each side. Since the support poles on either side are centered between the back and the front edges of the desk to balance the weight you have two options. 1 place the monitors on the front half. 2 place the monitors all the way back on the desk and the angle of view might still allow you to see the edges of the screen. It can be done. It all depends on how much foot traffic you get on the sides of the desk placement and the actual width of the monitor frames.
2280415
Probably. The whole mounting bar is curved to begin with. I have 3 x 24" monitors, I can curve them slightly (perhaps a 5-10 degree tilt in, for the outer monitors) and also I have about 4" left on both sides on the mounting bar. That is, where the back of the outer monitors connect to the mounting bar, they around 4" in from the end of the bar. If you were to mount 3 x 27" monitors, I would guess that you'd be all the way at the very end of the mounting bar and you'd have a slight angle for the outer monitors, but definitely not a sharp angle. That's my guess.
1737277
I've got two (2x) 27" BENQ monitors that it fit's just fine. My recommendation: take off the end caps. It allows you to "V" the monitors in so as to get a decent center of viewing angle. Otherwise, you'll have a straight across flat line of monitor(s) that becomes difficult to read at the ends.
2171967
Not sure ... I attached two of these together, with one of the articulating arms removed so the bases would be closer together, to support 4x of the ASUS VE248Q, and its a fairly snug fit, with probably a 20% curve on the two outside monitors (which are both placed at the very ends of the arms). Looking at the monitor placement, I'm pretty sure three 24" screens would fit on a single mount, but I don't think you'd have much wiggle room to tilt the outside monitors inward, if your goal is a concave setup. Full disclosure, its the sturdiest set-up I've ever used and it avoids damaging your desk (no clamps or grommets) but if you want flexibility, Cotytech is the way to go. Not sure ... I attached two of these together, with one of the articulating arms removed so the bases would be closer together, to support 4x of the ASUS VE248Q, and its a fairly snug fit, with probably a 20% curve on the two outside monitors (which are both placed at the very ends of the arms). Looking at the monitor placement, I'm pretty sure three 24" screens would fit on a single mount, but I don't think you'd have much wiggle room to tilt the outside monitors inward, if your goal is a concave setup. Full disclosure, its the sturdiest set-up I've ever used and it avoids damaging... » Read More Not sure ... I attached two of these together, with one of the articulating arms removed so the bases would be closer together, to support 4x of the ASUS VE248Q, and its a fairly snug fit, with probably a 20% curve on the two outside monitors (which are both placed at the very ends of the arms). Looking at the monitor placement, I'm pretty sure three 24" screens would fit on a single mount, but I don't think you'd have much wiggle room to tilt the outside monitors inward, if your goal is a concave setup. Full disclosure, its the sturdiest set-up I've ever used and it avoids damaging your desk (no clamps or grommets) but if you want flexibility, Cotytech is the way to go. « Show Less
390475
I have two 23" monitors in landscape and another 19" square right on top, and I have about 5" extra on the pole. I think you would barely be able to do this, the problem you would have it if you do this, the bottoms of the screens will be literally on the desk to make enough room.