Can anyone say how close together the vesa mounts can go (center to center). I'd like to use this with one 24" monitor and two 17" without a gap
1308704
You should be fine with that set-up. My rack is currently holding three http://us.hardware.info/productinfo/144095/samsung-syncmaster-s22a460
1308705
that would be fine... not sure with the right measurements... I have the same set up... the arm has 3joints it bends (by the base, on the arm itself and at the monitor connector) you can put the monitors straight or slightly curved like what i do...
1308706
I have one with 3 23" monitors and one with 3 19 monitors so 1 24 in the middle and 2 smaller on the outsides will be no problem they ate fully articulated so u have plenty of adjusyment
1308707
there is a little of a gap, but you can move the monitors inward so you don't have much of a gap I am using with a 23" and 2 22" ones. But is it is the best setup as you don't have the stands or each monitors and so you still have space under them .. hope that helps
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.
1308709
You should have no problem because the arms have articulating joints that allow the horizontal placement to be adjusted as close as you will need without any issues.
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.
553581
I have not tried it myself, but I have put a 22 in the center an 19's around it - there is no vertical adjustment, all VESA patterns are level so if the monitors have different height from center to VESA mount center it most likely will be a mess.
1119851
The height of my 24" monitor while on the mount is adjustable, meaning that if you'd like there can be no clearance (monitor resting on the table surface), or at maximum height the clearance can be about 10 inches, maybe a little more.
268204
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.
802441
I have three 23" monitors at viewing level, and two 10" monitors below. I was able to adjust the angles perfectly. If you aren't using the 24" monitor often, you'll probably be good with the setup. The angle will be fine if the base of the stand is located at about 3 inches above knee height while you sit. If it is higher, you'll be craning your neck up to look at the 24"
1289601
The model is supposed to support "up to" 24" wide monitors. But, looking at the stand where the monitors connect, it looks like it could support a wider monitor. I can slide my 24" inch monitors so there's about 4-5 inches of space between the monitors. The bezels on my monitors are about a half-inch, so it really depends on the size of your bezels.
1243288
If you attach the main pole to the right or left of center. It was designed to be used left and right equal share of center but i use it the way you describe. Only thing is I only use 21 and 20 inch monitors where as you gave 2 27's so might not be a lot of room to work with
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.
1095250
I've had no sagging with mine and I use two 22" monitors. Tip: attach it off center to your chair so one monitor is more center to your view.
1044443
Sure, the mount will allow two monitors to butt to one another, if you get the correct monitors. In my configuration, I need the gap to allow the top monitor to tilt down because of the viewing angle.
2271992
You would be a little crammed to do so, but depending on the size of the monitor its possible. There is about 23in of distance between the center mount and the center of the mount of either arm, so if your 27in monitor was from center to edge and your 24in monitor from center to top edge was less than 23in together you could probably do it. I'd recommend bolting it to your desk with that weight though since the base probably wouldn't be heavy enough to offset the weight of monitors that size. Hope that helps.
1035855
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
768626
Stability-wise I do not think it's a problem. It's very sturdy. The stand is heavy and the base extends about 6" towards you from the front of the monitor. Your 27" LG is what I'm using as my center monitor. I measured the horizontal bars, and it appears 3 of them will fit. Your outer mounts will be right at the very end of the horizontal bars. My only concern would be how much you space you'll have left to angle the outer monitors in. If I had 2 more 27", I would try it. I think there is enough adjustment room available to make it work.
1159586
I have six 24 inch monitors on the mount. I have the lowest monitors 3 1/4 inches from the desk but I could lower it or raise it by an inch of required. It's price is low so I was worried about it being wobbly as well, but it is not. I'm happy with it still after about 6 months.
1745241
I use triple acer monitors. They are all 24 inch monitors and have about a 1/2 inch bezel on each side. The crossbar still has a couple of inches to go out on each side.
133417
I have two 24 inch monitors on either side. There is easily enough room for a third 24 inch in the middle. Total room for two 32 inches is probably there. Key would be how much extra area around the screen and how heavy the tv's. If they are thin and light weight would probably work. No guarantee though.