what is the depth of the computer monitor placement
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It is about 10 inches deep. There is plenty of space for a flat screen monitor. I would now want to put a CRT style monitor in the space.
205276
Honestly, do not recall the exact depth, but it easily fits a monitor with stand. Son has 2 monitors and a 40" flat screen tv set up on his (as well as other misc stuff), it is really good sized. Also, he doesn't use the keyboard drawer (didn't like how it fit with his chair) so his keyboard is also on the desk with plenty of room to spare.
1445851
If you raise the monitor mounting bracket to the top of the mounting post the center of the mounting bracket will be 16" above the desk or table it is mounted to. It will then depend on how far it is from the center of the mount area of your monitor to the bottom of the monitor. 16" less the distance from center of mount on your monitor to bottom of your monitor = clearance from desk top to bottom of monitor.
1119849
I'm not sure what you are asking, but I can swing my 21 inch monitor up to over nine inches above my desk top, or down to touch the desk. I can also rotate it 180 degrees, or swing the monitor around backwards so anyone else can see what is on the screen. It is very versatile. Now I don't have to push the monitor backwards if I need to put a notebook on the desk because I can now simply slide the keyboard under the screen. It's great. It was fairly easy to install and adjust to match the weight of the screen. Well worth the money.
832790
just bought one - the base is 1/4" high, and the lowest position of the monitor has a gap of 1 1/4" above the base to the bottom of the monitor.
1460064
D: I'd call the distance between the bottom edge of the monitor and the desk exactly 5 1/4 inch. There is no adjustment for the height, the high stance on the base is allow the monitor to rotate.
507604
Michael, A little less than 2". BTW, I am very satisfied with the monitor. No complaints at all. Roger Polcyn
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Michael,A little less than 2". BTW, I am very satisfied with the monitor. No complaints at all. Roger Polcyn
539170
Each of the monitor mounts can be positioned independently upon the mounting shaft, so unless your monitor is some ridiculously small vertical distance like four inches or something it should be able to be positioned low enough to do as you require.
1455427
For my pair of 27" monitors, you could be as low as 1" above the desk (monitor bottom resting on the base) and as high as 10-12" of space, depending on how close to go to the top of the mounting tube.
554523
The width of the stand is 19" and the depth from front to back is 14". The height is 4" and the space under the drawer is 2 1/4".I have two of them. One at work and one at home. In my option a good monitor stand.
1061847
No, the height it raises the monitor is a max of 5.5 inches. Depth is 12 inches. There is 11.5 inches width of clearance between the legs under the shelf. Overall width is 15.5 inches.
1763386
The top part (Where you sit the monitor): [Width: 15" & 1/2" Depth: 7"] [Hight (From the desk top to the top surface of the monitor stand): 6" & 1/2"] The Under part of the monitor stand: [Height (From desk top to underside of monitor stand): 5" & 3/4"] [Width (Between the bars that hold the stand up): 13" & 3/4"]
1496166
I'd put it around 3/8", maybe 1/2". It is worth noting that it makes long sessions on the computer uncomfortable.
1065367
17in when fully extended as far as it goes, that is to the face of the monitor
2120113
In my set-up, the very top edge of the monitor is about 15 1/2 inches off of the table. The lowest edge of my monitor is about 7 inches off of the table. The lower edge of the keyboard part of the laptop, angled down and resting in the stand lip, is about 3 inches off of the table.
1064291
There is about 6 inches between the desk and the stand where you can place your mouse and keyboard while sitting. Your monitor will be elevated but it is still at a comfortable height.