I have an older monitor with the 4 screw holes in a square pattern 3" apart from each other. Will this fit correctly?
927946
Not sure if it will fit. The VESA hole pattern is 75mm on my tv,which works out to 2.95 inche. Close but maybe not close enough. I'd look on line to find the exact VESA mesaurements for your TV.
927947
I'm not sure! It was to different mounting hole patterns. The specs on holes are under the discription. It is a good mount if it will fit urs.
1551017
My monitor (actually it is an all-in-one) measures 21". As long as you have the mounting holes in the back of the monitor (should be four) it should work. There are three different sets of hole patterns that it can adapt to. I'm pretty sure it should work.
537855
It has both 75mmx75mm and 100mmx100mm VESA mounting plates. As long as your monitor has one of these two configurations, it will work.
537858
It has a 75mmx75mm or 100mmx100mm mounts that's 3.93"x3.93" or 2.95"x2.95" ( both .93 and .95 are so close to 15/16's that you could just use 15/16's for both) which standard for most monitors my monitor is an Asus, but it also fit my Dell monitor, if you are not sure I suggest checking online for your monitors mounting specs
1553083
I have 3 27" monitors set up with less than 1" left on the bar in the back. A 30" is 3 inches longer and a 24" is 3" shorter so it should be close to fitting depending on how you want them spaced.
2253777
For your monitor, you can VERY carefully drill some holes into the back but I wouldn't recommend it if you don't know where all the important stuff. My monitor already had holes for mounting. It's kind of weird to not have holes already there...guessing you have an old monitor?
1346834
There are 8 holes on the bracket 4 of them should line up with the holes on the back of the monitor.
1170404
Please verify theVESA pattern behind your monitor. This mount fits VESA 50/75/100 mounting patterns (about 2", 3" and 4" square mounting hole pattern).
950112
Yes, it has 4 holes on the back center of the monitor. They are spaced at about 4" square. This bracket appears to possibly fit the BenQ monitors up to 27" size: http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Monitor-Articulating-Bracket-ML10B/dp/B000ID7QNI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1427747394&sr=8-1&keywords=monitor+wall+bracket
70833
No - I don't believe it will, you'll need to get a stand that supports larger monitors. I think this stand may have been designed for 26" 'square monitors' (if you have them, should work nicely though). I have 3x21.5" widescreen monitors that only just fit on this stand.
1684379
Yes. There are mounting holes in the back of the monitor that will fit to this mount. Just make sure you use the right screws, or you will destroy the treading on the monitor.
1026803
So long as the monitor has the standard screw-hole spacing -- and most, if not all DELL monitors do -- I don't see any reason why not. Because of the curvy back in my monitor, though, I did have to go to the hardware store and get longer screws.
1700970
There are 4 hole in the back of monitor. Looks like you can screw in. But 5mm. Not 1cm diameter hole.
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.
743164
It will be close, but they will probably fit fine. I have two 24" widescreen monitors side-by-side and they fit with a couple inches to spare on each side.
1807971
I don't think so. Looking at the monitor, I don't see the bolt patterns that would allow you to mount that particular monitor using this type of bracket. Do you have pre-drilled holes in the back of the monitor in an X pattern? When I looked up your model, I saw a smooth housing on the rear of the monitor.
172936
There are four threaded machine-screw mounting holes on the back. First you detach the original "foot" or "stand" from your monitor by taking out the four screws on the back. Then, probably using those same screws, attach the new swivel stand to the monitor/screen. There are two sets of mounting holes on the new stand that allow it to fit most any screen/monitor. You may only need a cross-point screwdriver. I believe there are some tools included with the swivel stand. Pardon my saying " I believe" because it's been a few months since I installed this unit on my desk. There are four threaded machine-screw mounting holes on the back. First you detach the original "foot" or "stand" from your monitor by taking out the four screws on the back. Then, probably using those same screws, attach the new swivel stand to the monitor/screen. There are two sets of mounting holes on the new stand that allow it to fit most any screen/monitor. You may only need a cross-point screwdriver. I believe there are some tools included with the swivel stand. Pardon my saying " I believe" because it's been a few months since I installed this unit on... » Read More There are four threaded machine-screw mounting holes on the back. First you detach the original "foot" or "stand" from your monitor by taking out the four screws on the back. Then, probably using those same screws, attach the new swivel stand to the monitor/screen. There are two sets of mounting holes on the new stand that allow it to fit most any screen/monitor. You may only need a cross-point screwdriver. I believe there are some tools included with the swivel stand. Pardon my saying " I believe" because it's been a few months since I installed this unit on my desk. « Show Less