I want to set a projector on this and was wondering if the arms have something for the feet to sit in to keep the unit from possibly sliding off?
1085630
Those plastic ends on the arms have about 1 1/4 inch wide circles that are a coins depth. I can send pics if you like.
1085631
Yes. There are two circular depressions on the front of the arms for the front feet to sit in, and two depressed channels for the back feet of the component to sit in. Further, within these depressions, there are also small holes for the option to attach the component to the arms with screws if your component allows for that.
17366
I used it for the first time with a MacBook Pro (plus hard-shell cover) and Epson projector, with the legs fully extended. It was wobbly, though not so much that I was worried a breeze from the A/C would blow it over. :-) On the other hand, it's not easy to tell when the telescoping leg sections have locked into place, and I noticed after about an hour that one of the legs was slowly shrinking. I re-extended, re-locked, and it made it the remaining 6 hours in my day of presentations with no further incident.
794192
The stands' feet sit about and inch and a half before the bottom of the screen in its lowest setting. When i hung the front feet over the edge it didn't fall forward, but I wouldn't trust that unattended. It does have a vesa mount though, so you can put whatever stand you want on it. The ring around the cords on the back, that the stand sits in (bearing) is removable also.
557287
Yes, this projector mount has a lot of ways to be configured. You can add multiple arms to the base, in varying lengths. My projector had 4 mounts as well and it met up just fine with this mount.
424587
I had to modify it to hold my Viewsonic projector. It just comes with one screw to go into the projector so I bought a mounting plate. Unfortunately the screw in the projector stand is metric so I also had to buy a new longer screw to work with the mounting plate. It wasn't too difficult but I couldn't use it out of the box.
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The arms aren't lockable, but the tension is adjustable. Touching the screen shouldn't cause much, if any, movement.
1148039
I believe the height is static. It's a 2 piece design with the ceiling mount and the projector mount joining on a central tube with a retaining mechanism.
1874641
Nope. There is a thread where the hood attaches to the projector, but nothing on the wide end.
298492
I have two of these arms, one has an additional extension. Each arm supports a 32" Sharp LCD with no problem.
1640509
Hello Digi,This monitor mount can be adjusted so that the arm will stay put. Thanks for your question!Taylor W.VIVO
1859345
It's needs to be mounted to the seat brackets. It is possible but the arm gets in the way.
17365
I've only used it for a video projector, about 10lbs and a macbook pro, about 3 pounds. It's pretty stable. using the non extended legs. I haven't tried them extended but I would assume the higher you go, the less stable it is.
1227207
Not that I know of. We bought it cause we didn't want a chair with arms. It is a very comfortable chair.
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Not sure which 2 arms you are referring to?But my guess is you only have 2 monitor and don't need the other set.In that case.. yesthe arms are slide into the vertical bar.
631458
No, it is too light and there was a sturdier one that actually came with the projector. I should have returned it.
794191
I do not use the feet that come with the unit, I mounted mine to an ergo arm and that allows me to drop it right into my lap or spin it 360 degrees. Highly recommended! LX Desk Mount LCD ArmThe arm hold it stiff enough to allow me to draw on the tablet without needing to direct it with my other hand, which is great, because you can use your free hand for key strokes or mouse movements when using Photoshop or other applications.
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technically yes, however it won't be able to hold any position until the screw is tightened fully. also, depending on how many degrees of freedom you want, you might need to loosen and tighten several screws for each adjustment. This can be an especially tedious process when attempting to level the projector into its "active" position. I would not recommend this product be used in the way that you are intending to use it.