My computer monitors need to be lowered all the way down to the desktop. Will this work?
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I have a twenty inch and it would go all the way to the desk, but anything smaller than 19" might have a gap
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Definitely. I have a 23 inch LG on it and i can get about 6-7 inches off off my desktop or perfectly flush with my desktop if I desire.
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It should the mount lowers all the way down to the top of the collar in the center of the poles.
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It will only work if you have an RCA type connection or an adapter of some sort, most monitors have these, but few computers do
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Hi Ruthie, yes, you will be able to make the monitor touch your desk if you'd like, if it clears the front, you can get the bottom a little lower. It also tilts back quite a bit, so you can pull it down and then tilt it back, this arm is very nice, I have 3 of them!
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I just measured this. The monitor will lower all the way until it is sitting on its own base. Doing this leaves the monitor about 1/2 inch from the desk because the base is about 1/2 thick.
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I'm also interested since my monitor will be above eyesight. I wouldn't want the resolution to look darker or wither.
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Monitors can be adjusted to be almost flush with the post, which sits a couple inches from the back of the desk. Mine are on an anglethat is from the post to about 6" from the back of the desk.
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The cable mounts would not interfere with moving it, however, moving it can be problematic. The monitor is held in place with a clamp that is constricted via a bolt that is tightened/loosened with a hex key. You'd have to loosen the bolt, move the monitor, tighten the bolt, each time you wanted to move it up or down. You can do it, but I would think something more like a desk mount lcd arm would be better suited to the task that you described.
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Use standard monitor/PC cable attaches back lower left side...........good luck
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Yes but you would need to suspend it so when the screen is down it would be at eye level.
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Yes, it does work. Just need to extend the desktop and then select the one you want as primary.
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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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A large monitor would only work if you omit the shelf altogether. The shelf sits a little less than 13.5" above the desk
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No there is not enough vertical clearance unless you had really small monitors. You can check there website for more info
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Yes, the bottom of the monitors can be very close to the desk or even touch it if you open the holding arms wide enough to get away from the stand's legs. If you install it without the legs (the pole attached to the table) then yes you can position the monitors as low as you want.
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If you are standing you will want to tilt the monitor so you will be looking at it at the same angle as when sitting I'm guessing. The monitor lifted and tilted at maximum (20 degrees from being level) sits about 18" above the desktop it is attached to.
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It won't be a problem, but you will have to balance it. Say 3 monitors in a row, and then one on top or below will work. Putting 4 monitors 2 x 2 will not work, it will tip over.
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Yes. The center monitor mount doesn't have a height adjustment, so that's your fixed point. The two outer monitors have a knob on the mount that you just hand-twist to raise or lower the monitor so you can get them all perfectly even. If you want to raise or lower the center monitor, you just adjust the height of the horizontal bar assembly by loosening a lever in the back. I recommend doing that with only the center monitor on to make it lighter and easier to move up and down.