Is there a way to mount this using the grommet hole in a desk?
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.
1037272
I actually cut a slot at the front of the Grommet hole in the desk. It is ( not exactly ) 4" or so wide and about a 1/4" deep. it fits great and now I still run all the cables right up through the hole. Warning: if you are going to do this on the desk you currently use, I did. You will have dust from the cuts all over the room. But a jigsaw and a straight line gets it done really quick.
1037273
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.
1037274
The bottom half of the clamp is detachable. It is not intended to mount in a grommet hole, so I my answer is not without modification. Most grommet holes will fit the pole but not the clamp. You could make the grommet hole a wide rectangle to make it fit, but be careful because it was designed for the lip of a desk.
829234
I believe mine came with the two brackets I use to hang over the cubical wall, which is what I am doing. And they adjust to various thickness walls. On the top edge of the unit itself there are two keyhole shaped holes for mounting on nails-screws-hooks, etc. On the side of a file cabinet you could use sheet metal screws if the didn't go in too far or interfere with the track. It is possible you could use stick on hangers of you weren't putting much in it. but mine has 3-4 lbs. of papers in it most of the time.
774893
No, I don't think so...although we didn't try. The left and right pieces are separately assembled and then connected using the central flat desk piece. Everything is pre-drilled and I don't believe the hole pattern would permit the arrangement you are describing.
1105069
My desk is pretty close to the wall, I had to slide the mount into place from the side to get it onto the desk. As for the L Clamp, I'm using the bottom two holes, and i had to crawl under my desk and screw in both bolts to clamp down on the desk. There is no way to modify or change the physical mounting point to the desk and how it functions that I am aware of. My desk has a back board, but it is recessed to create a lip that I was able to clamp onto. I wish I could take pictures to explain but, the top surface of the desk is only about 2 inches from the wall, the back board is maybe about 4 inches give or take from the wall. Hope that helps somewhat!
1991420
We tried mounting it to the metal edge of a glass top desk since it was too heavy for the glass, but that didn't really work since the metal edge was too thin. You really need a pretty sturdy wooden or metal desk for this thing.
1177141
No but I used Hot Glue to mount mine to the side of my desk. You might have to file off the little nubs (small plastic feet) that stick out.
1709002
Yes, it basically installs where you screw in the mounts so you can mount it as far back under the desk surface as you have room for it. Just place it in the position you want it and mark your holes and screw it in place. It slides forward far enough to allow it to still be used even when mounted slightly behind the outermost edge of the desk surface.
335102
You'd need a stud finder and drill into the studs. This is actually great because you can get a really sturdy hold on the desk. That said, you'd need a stud-finder and drill as well as the right kinda screws.
67593
Yes you can mount this along any edge of the desk. If the desktop is then particleboard, I would sandwich a couple thin pieces of wood to spread out the weight distribution.
1195365
Also can be bolted onto desk but must drill a hole if necessary.I use stand which works well.
66822
No there is no way to do that, and the mount most likely cant handle the addional weight of the shelf and componets on it
547325
In short yes, basically you could construct the desk in about every configuration you would want. Technically only one side has the holes to mount the keyboard tray. However, that being said, you can construct the desk in a number of different fashions, for example, I have my keyboard on the right-most wing. The two sides are pretty much identical and you could mount the quarter circle centerpiece to make it so that the desk is facing a number of ways.
1911073
You cannot, there are no mounting holes for that. Even if you could though the base doesn't seem strong enough to handle that mounting mechanism.
150261
Not sure how you would do that. Call the company they may have special mounts. Excellent product.
763893
I can't think of a good way to do that. (I mounted mine where there was an overhang coming out from the wall, and it works well there.)
1540815
There are no holes for this purpose but it is possible though you may interfere with the wires that you run through the steel frame. Depending on how many cables you plan to run it may get a bit cramped when you drill a hole through it and then try to thread an HDMI cable through afterwards. Maybe you can attach an anchor to the wall and strap the mount to it using multiple heavy duty nylon ties. You may be better off buying a wall mount bracket if you're going to do any drilling.
828730
Those "screw holes" are cosmetic, they don't exist. I suppose you could carefully drill actual screw holes and mount it, but it's all thin plastic.