Can I use this mount with a 21:9 ultra wide 29" monitor? Most weigh about 13 pounds without their stands and measure approximately 12.5 by 28.5.
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There are two concerns - mounting and the spring counter-weight. I think the arm can be mounted with the weight, however the spring, counter-weight may not be designed to hold the weight. I would weigh your monitor first. Regarding mounting it -- make sure you go to a stud. If you place the mount in between studs, I would be afraid that the drywall itself would fatigue -- especially if you extend it all of the way out and start adjusting it. Eventually, over time, when the drywall isn't so new, it could give and break away from the wall. If you really have to go between studs, you should span the studs with a piece of plywood (affixing a 12"x 18" piece of plywood to the studs on either side), and then mount the arm to the plywood with butterfly anchors or similar.
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The documentation from Ergotron says it supports 5 to 25 lbs. I have a 40" TV attached to mine with the extra extension arm. I think the TV weighs about 22 lbs and it works great! Another person indicated to be sure you use a stud this is critical the weight of anything extended so far out is very significant. The lag bolts that ship with the units look big and long but are very necessary. I have now 3 Ergotron products and I am very satisfied with their quality and usefulness.
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I have the Dell Ultra wide 29" U2913WM working on these without issues. I installed 9 of them in total, I removed the extra arm extension as we did not need it, were looking for the vertical motion only.
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In the user guide that is packed with the LX Wall Mount LCD Arm the manufacturer states the maximum permissible load is 20 pounds. It is also stated that the minimum permissible load is 7 pounds. I suggest that a 20 pound load is to be avoided if possible. Also, a load of less than 7 pounds is ill-advised.
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The Ergotron LX Wall Mount LCD Arm will support and ultra-wide 29" monitor; however, keep in mind that it's the SURFACE WALL that the arm mount will be attached to that really matters - if its sheet rock that you will be attaching the wall mount LCD arm, then I suggest that you reinforce the holes that you will be drilling into the wall with plastic anchors to assist in a secure 'fit of the screws' into the wall. I have used this particular brand and model with heavier flat panel monitors with no problems at all. Also, if you really want to increase the stability of the wall mount arm, I suggest you order the wall mount plate to secure the base on. The Ergotron LX Wall Mount LCD Arm will support and ultra-wide 29" monitor; however, keep in mind that it's the SURFACE WALL that the arm mount will be attached to that really matters - if its sheet rock that you will be attaching the wall mount LCD arm, then I suggest that you reinforce the holes that you will be drilling into the wall with plastic anchors to assist in a secure 'fit of the screws' into the wall. I have used this particular brand and model with heavier flat panel monitors with no problems at all. Also, if you really want to increase the stability of the wall mount arm,... » Read More The Ergotron LX Wall Mount LCD Arm will support and ultra-wide 29" monitor; however, keep in mind that it's the SURFACE WALL that the arm mount will be attached to that really matters - if its sheet rock that you will be attaching the wall mount LCD arm, then I suggest that you reinforce the holes that you will be drilling into the wall with plastic anchors to assist in a secure 'fit of the screws' into the wall. I have used this particular brand and model with heavier flat panel monitors with no problems at all. Also, if you really want to increase the stability of the wall mount arm, I suggest you order the wall mount plate to secure the base on. « Show Less
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This is a very heavy duty mount and extends out 20 inches from the wall. It has multiple mounting holes for different size screens. The description indicates it will work with 13' to 27' screens that are up to 55 lbs. The mounting hardware is universal.
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I have two 22" monitors on this stand, it does not need to be screwed to the countertop. The only thing I noticed is that if one of the monitors is not attached the mount will tip over. Be careful of that when you are attaching the monitors. I don't think the weight difference between 23" and 19" monitors would cause that to happen though.
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Cant say for sure, I have a 22" monitor on mine and its way more than enough stand. The stand is HEAVY DUTY, i feel like it could easily handle a 30" monitor, bc its very heavy in weight, and pretty durable. So my best guess would be yes, but I cannot say for sure!
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I can comment on the weight capability a bit. I attached an old Dell monitor (not quite flat screen) to the stand. I didn't know that they have standardized mounting holes on monitors and so it was quite easy to attach the monitor to the stand. But there is really no fine control knob on the stand to adjust the angle of the attached monitor, and so it sags from a pure vertical position, and I have to prop it up with stacked odds and ends. This is annoying, and I would have returned it for that reason but it had been quite a while since I received it and just decided to use it as is.
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I have a 24 inch LG LED monitor mounted on it. It appears as if it could support a lot more weight.It should fit any size monitor which has the four bolt four inch square pattern mount found in the center of the back. Not all monitors have this mount.Hope this helps
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I have a 27" monitor attached to the swing arm. Don't know what it weighs. But that's not the problem. The problem is how you are securing the arm. Make sure it is a very robust connection. And the mounting pattern should be the same. They are called VESA mounts. Look on the back of the monitor. Not all monitors have them.
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My screens are 19 and 14 pounds and it holds just fine at max extention (~2ft). However mine is mounted through a 1 inch mdf desktop with 2 inches of clearance from the edge of the desk. When I was using the clamp to decide where to permanently mount it, the arm was a little unstable and I did not feel comfortable leaving them mounted like that for any extended amount of time. The arm is definitely strong enough to hold both your monitors, it's more a question of how you plan on mounting it.In short; it will hold just fine if you don't use the clamp and have a good solid desktop.
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From what I know about the monitor stand It will hold most monitors up to 24 inches. As far as holding different sizes there should not be a problem except maybe a balance problem with the different sizes.
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I have 6 19 inch mounted and they work great on this stand, but I needed to use a 2x4 to brace at the base of the clamp to offset for the monitors weight
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I can give you a definite maybe. I have a triple arm mount. The Arm Mount Tray held my laptop much too high next to my other 2 monitors. Further, the quality of the mount was sufficient for my 2 pound laptop, but I don't know about a much larger, 17 inch laptop. Amazon did take it back, so order it and try it out for yourself. Good Luck!
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If youu fully pull the monitor out, I measure just over 28" from the wall to the back of my monitor. I can send you a pic if you like. Message me at jschauer@yamaha.com. Great mount!
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how big is your monitor? Mine is 21 if no more than 27, then it should fit fine.
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Hello itnti,The mount can hold up to 17 pounds. The limit on the size of screen is related to the weight limit. If your 27" screen is at most 17 pounds, then it should work well with this mount.Thank you,Taylor W.VIVO
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Definitely. I have used this with 23" monitors before, and the mount held them perfectly. The mount can support up to 27" (which is my current configuration).
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This stand is only rated for 13 lbs per monitor. Mine are over 20 and caused it to sag a lot. So I've just got a little stand/stick under each side monitor to help support it. I tried tightening the nuts as much as I could and it still couldn't support the heavier monitors.
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Shouldn't be a problem. I've got a pair of 24" widescreens on mine, and I have the base just freestanding on my desk, and they're rock solid. The mount can also be hard-mounted to a desk for a more solid connection, but I don't think that will be necessary unless the 27" is really heavy.