Q: Can three 24" monitors be installed horizontal (landscape) and three vertica (portrait)l?
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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.
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Hello,Yes all monitors within the given size recommendations can fit both landscape and portrait.Taylor W.VIVO
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I use 2 inexpensive 21.5" monitors (emachine's I bought for $89.99 at Best Buy) but the stands says they support up to 24".
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I have three 22" monitors that take up the front of the desk. If you wanted to take up the front and side you might be able to get 5. Not sure about 6 unless you use a stand to stack them.
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The wall might constrain the setup. It can be overcome by moving both monitors forward. However, the monitors then are closer to your eyes, which might not be what you like them to be.
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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.
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i have never tried that, but the instruction state that you can have up to 6 monitors.
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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 )
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I would say yes. I have three (3) 24" monitors mounted, and easily could add 4" to each side of the center one (making it 32") and have them work just fine. On measuring, I have almost 7" left of monitor arm on each side right now.. so plenty of room to grow.
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Mario - You should have no problem. I have three ASUS 24" Monitors and they fit fine. This is a very sturdy stand. The instructions aren't the best, but once you figure out how all the mounts work and their adjustments, you'll find it's very flexible and a pretty stable platform. I've been extremely happy with the stand so far. Note that the angle adjustments for the monitors seem tight at first, but you just need to use a little more force than you might think. I also suggest you try and get the height of your horizontal bar set before mounting the 3 monitors as it can be a bit of a pain to adjust the height once you have everything mounted up. It's not impossible, but you might need a second set of hands to do it. It's easier to adjust downwards than back upwards, so if you need to, error on the side of being too high at first.
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It's 72" long, so it depends on the type of monitor, I would think three on one side would be a bit crowded, but maybe you can put two facing one way and one facing the other way,
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Sure, if you have a desk mount. I have a quad desk mount along with two dual desk mounts, all purchased via Amazon. You can turn the monitors anyway you can think of. They are awesome monitors. What a great value. Hope this helps.
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I doubt it. I used to add a 2nd & 3rd monitor. You might contact Diamond to confirm.
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Yes. I have one in portrait and the other two in landscape. The set up works great for me. My monitors are not all the same size or brand, however the reasons and system I'm using the stand for works great for me. Be mindful of the bolt size and pattern.
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I have 3 24" monitors and those barely fit. I do not think that set up would work.
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On mine I have have 3 22" and the left and right monitors are lower than the center. Doesn't bother me at all.
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This product will support your 24 inch monitors. I have two set up beside each other and one above. You could probably fit bigger screens depending on the angle you want the bottom two to each other
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Yeah, that should work fine. Just remove the 2nd monitor mount. I have two of these that I've used for around 3 years with 4 24" monitors (also for coding) and they're perfect.