Can I use this to center a 19" monitor in the corner of a room? (given, of course, that the nearest stud will be 16" inches away from the corner)
249070
Yes, the extension is long enough to mount in a corner on the corner stud, or 16" away on a adjacent wall stud.
249071
You will have studs in the corner unless you live in some kind of special house that has no corner studs. I used this unit for a 36" flat screen and put it right in the corner. Works great. Did not sag at all.
539170
Each of the monitor mounts can be positioned independently upon the mounting shaft, so unless your monitor is some ridiculously small vertical distance like four inches or something it should be able to be positioned low enough to do as you require.
1878802
By coincidence we are using a 22" monitor. But it seems that any size would fit. The mount is in the middle and the height can be adjusted.
1657849
No, that would be too big. We have a 24 inch monitor that fits perfectly. Anything bigger would not work.
656851
You'll need a hole at little larger than 4 by 4 inches. Also this thing extends about a foot from the back of a desk, and has swivelling clamps at both the post connector and the monitor connector. It may be possible for you to mount it off center and use these adjustment to swivel the monitor into view.
1473467
Short answer: not really.Long answer: You're attaching four fairly long screws to a flat metal plate, so the 45 degree angle difference will really cause you some serious problems. Now, you might be able to mount it to one wall in the corner and just angle it to fit, but I'm not 100% on that working out, and you'd be kinda losing the value of the motion this thing offers by doing so. I guess you could cut down to the studs and install a finished cross-piece in the corner to mount on, but that'd be a big job. Good luck!
340880
Placing your studs 16" on center will allow you to much more easily attach the plywood later. It is also the only way to fully support the plywood, which is critical. I learned how to properly frame 16" on center from this guy... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VwXv3x_5k8
892198
It is plenty wide in the center however for height I don't know. I trashed the top part to fit large 46 screen. I believe it would fit 19 height fairly easily assuming that's with monitor.
1334629
I just used it for rear speaker probably would not fit 16 inch studs as a center speaker
1901720
would need to see a sketch in order to be sure, but this mount has a large amount of lateral, depth and pivot range. I'm pretty sure you could mount this bracket flat on either wall (of the corner) and arrange the TV so that it is in the middle of the corner facing the center of the room (or where ever you like).
2113065
We were trying to do it in a corner and were not able to do so with the size of the TV we had. I am sure it can be done, however you will need to take into account the size of the TV you are dealing with. Hope this helps!
270464
Small square monitor is what its shaped for. But a 19 in oblong monitor might fit.
245301
Yes,just make sure it is squared up before mounting.Use a measuring device to square it up and center it.
538641
Depends on the size of the monitor, but pretty close. I used mine for mounting PC monitors, under cabinets.
674924
Allsop Metal Art Monitor Stand (Black)...you may want to look it up to see the design. This is the stand I have...and mine does not fit in a corner. I have my 17" lap top on top of the stand and there is a lot of room underneath. Regarding your stand...I'd say call Amazon...as they are very helpful with questions. Not sure if I helped...sorry! :o(
1553086
Your intended setup is very similar to mine and it has worked fine. The center monitor will protrude much more than the side monitors, however, so you may consider purchasing a replacement middle mount that does not have the angle adjusters. It allows the center monitor to be mounted closer to the stand itself.
1282070
Not possible I am using 6 21" monitors installed horizontal and have no more space, do another search with the dimensions of 24" or more for the type of mount needed.