Is it possible to not attach the monitor stand, and add a dual monitor clamp instead?
1295867
You don't have to attach any of the attachments on the table...you can just have the legs and the drawers on it if you wish...
342847
Unlikely, the clamp has to be screwed in tight. A glass-top would probably not take this stress and cantilever load of the monitor.
1037271
Um, no, Jeffrey. As you can see, this 4-monitor stand has a 2-screw clamp. The inner sides of the clamp (which is about 4x4 inches) are padded to avoid damage to the desk. If you do buy this item, make sure your desktop is at least 1 3/4 inches thick. The monitor stand is not that heavy, but having four monitors will make it moderately heavy. So, if you're relying on cheap furniture like particleboard, forget it, as you'll risk cracking and breaking a chunk off your desk and dropping the monitors in the process.By the way, this stand is one of the best things I've ever bought.
1206923
could assemble this w/out using the shelves above/to the right of the monitor? thus increasing the overall size/area on the top.
1445099
No, unless your monitor can be elevated behind it, you'd need to buy two of these. :-)
1288497
Yes, the stand comes with a complete set of screws to mount two monitors to the arms. I hope this answers your concerns. Assembly instructions were easy to install and follow.
1758551
No, the stand is too short for vertical use. The stand has a custom bracket that only goes on in the normal orientation. However, the are standard mounting threads in back of the monitor, you can use a custom stand.
1205074
You could get a wall mount or monitor stand. Or even easier, you could get a monitor riser. They have several choices of risers here on amazon.
623937
No, this version cannot be bolted. You would need to drill holes in the base part of the stand. There would be plenty of room to drill three holes.Assembly is easy, 6 screws for which they provide a hex wrench. You also need a Phillips head screw driver for the monitor back mounts.
2211038
There is four screw holes on the back side but it would require the standard monitor bracket I would think in order to do so.
1530656
As long as they both mount to one of the two standard screw patterns, I don't see why not. Haven't tried that, but you shouldn't have a problem with monitor dimensions once attached to the base.
654721
Yes, you can remove it from the stand and attach it to a VESA mount using the following adapter (~$31): VESA Mount Adapter for Asus Monitors MX239H, MX259H, MX279H, and MX27AQ - by HumanCentric
2247361
There is no built-in way to attach your monitor to the stand's panel.We are working to develop a new product with a larger panel that should allow you to safely adjust you monitor's height without first removing it from the stand. I hope to have this newly designed product available in April.
2253776
My Planar Monitor had holes where the original stand was attached. As another has suggested the monitor needs to be VESA compliant. There must be some type of stand that will have to be removed first before this one can be attached.
1505926
Yes. You could use the two outer brackets and slide them together to cover up the center mount. The only issue there may be having some of the bars sticking out on each side. How much sticks out would depend on the actual width of your monitors. Hope this helps.
2058936
You can remove the center monitor support as well but you will have nothing to attach the monitor to.
2267161
Possibly. You could put the laptop on the shelf and adjust the table top to let it be used, putting the second monitor on the top / adjustable shelf. I think it would be awkward