How high up can the monitors be mounted on the pole / how "tall" is the mounting pole? I need at least 27" of space below the part that connects to the monitor..
1101662
Doesn't sound like these will be tall enough. From the desktop to top of pole it is only 18 inches. This means that the highest center point of monitor would be 16 3/4 inches from top of desk.
1101663
I don't think you will be able to get 27" clearance. I don't have the exact measurements but I have mine mounted just short of the top and have maybe at most 18" clearance from the bezel to my desk. And the mounting bracket is maybe another 4 inches at most. You can maybe get 24 inches at most
1101664
The pole extension is about 18". I have mine set about 9" which gives me about a 5 1/2" clearing from my desk.
1101665
Hi, the vertical pole is 18" tall and the horizontal arms would be less than that. So you would be about 10" than your requirement.
950086
I have answered this question previously. However, at the lowest position my monitor is about 2 inches off the desk top; at the highest position the bottom of my monitor is 15.5 inches off the desk top. The top of the mounting post is 13.5 inches off the desk top and the arm is mounted just 1.5 inches from the top of the post; this seems to me to provide the most stability in the mounting. My monitor has a a 24 inch diagonal measurement and 13 inch vertical measurement.
1169386
The post is 18" tall. It depends on the size of your monitor, and whether you want the top or the bottom of the monitor 16" above the desk. In other words, you can have the center of the monitors up to 18" high.
687557
I actually chatted with their customer service about this. The rep said: "The [tall] pole is able to hold the weight of two LX arms and a monitor that is within the specifications of the arm. We, unfortunately do not sell the arms separately though. Sometimes you can find the arms from outside sources." So you can put two on there. It might hold a third, depending on the size/weight of your monitors, but I think it would just be hard to control all those arms, as others have said.
837679
I just measured it to answer this question. It's 28.5" from where the brace sits on the desk to the top of the bar. Obviously the top monitor can sit well above that but the pole itself is 28.5".
466388
Since I don't know what size monitor you have, let me answer this way. The mounting plate which is the 4.5" square that attaches your moniter to the stand will rise 11.25" from the desk surface. That is measuring from the bottom of the mounting plate to the desk top. The screw holes are locates on the outer corners of the plate for the 4" and 7/8" in for the 3" mount. I hope this gives you enough info to reasonably calculate your monitor's height off the desktop. It's a great sturdy mount that I've been most pleased to have purchased.
3564
Per the description on the web page for the monitor support "Fits most flat panel monitors from 13" to 27". Supports up to 22 lbs"; also the monitor must have a VESA 75 x75 or 100 x 100 mounting plate on the back. Mine is supporting a 21" monitor just fine. Bear in mind that with a 21" monitor, set as high as it will go on the post, only has about 8 inches of clearance from the desk to the bottom of the monitor. A 27" inch monitor may only clear your desktop by 3 to 4 inches. You might want a stand with a taller support pole to give you more clearance. Hope that helps. Per the description on the web page for the monitor support "Fits most flat panel monitors from 13" to 27". Supports up to 22 lbs"; also the monitor must have a VESA 75 x75 or 100 x 100 mounting plate on the back. Mine is supporting a 21" monitor just fine. Bear in mind that with a 21" monitor, set as high as it will go on the post, only has about 8 inches of clearance from the desk to the bottom of the monitor. A 27" inch monitor may only clear your desktop by 3 to 4 inches. You might want a stand with a taller support pole to give you more clearance.... » Read More Per the description on the web page for the monitor support "Fits most flat panel monitors from 13" to 27". Supports up to 22 lbs"; also the monitor must have a VESA 75 x75 or 100 x 100 mounting plate on the back. Mine is supporting a 21" monitor just fine. Bear in mind that with a 21" monitor, set as high as it will go on the post, only has about 8 inches of clearance from the desk to the bottom of the monitor. A 27" inch monitor may only clear your desktop by 3 to 4 inches. You might want a stand with a taller support pole to give you more clearance. Hope that helps. « Show Less
1243288
If you attach the main pole to the right or left of center. It was designed to be used left and right equal share of center but i use it the way you describe. Only thing is I only use 21 and 20 inch monitors where as you gave 2 27's so might not be a lot of room to work with
1404980
I checked a photo of the asus vg series vg278h and they have the 4 x mounting screw holes on the back of the monitor. Note: this monitor stand only goes up to 24" monitors. I think your monitors are 27"; in which case this stand will not work for you.
523228
The monitor space is 27" x 25", without the top shelf, so it depends on the outer dimension of your monitor.
89711
It seems the space between the top two shelves will not be sufficient to house my 27" iMac. I suppose I could raise it by inserting a block of wood under the computer to bring the bottom of the monitor up to the level of the other two monitors I would like to eventually buy. I'm into flight simulation. If anyone knows of a desk better suited to that hobby, please let me know....thanks.
1168750
The pole is 17 3/4 inches tall. That would be the highest that the center of your monitor could be off of the desk surface.
1701803
From pole to pole is about 28 1/2 inch. I sit my monitor just behind the poles. There are 2 small shelves that attach to the poles, 1 on each pole. That is why I sit my monitor behind the poles. Hope this helps.
288904
Monitor viewing height can be easily adjusted by moving the arms along the Pole. The height of each monitor can be adjusted individually. Then I guess this statement in the description is false?
159610
It should hold them several inches out from the pole - I have two 27" monitors and can move them a couple of inches out. I'm not sure how deep your desk is, but if you let me know I can attempt to get you more exact numbers tomorrow - I'm at work now.
1901955
Monitors can be adjusted to be almost flush with the post, which sits a couple inches from the back of the desk. Mine are on an anglethat is from the post to about 6" from the back of the desk.
561184
The box is about 38" long 12" wide and 8" deep. The post with the mount is about 34" tall. If you have monitors of different brands the holes might not be at the same height and the mounts do not adjust up and down. I had to make a couple plate with slots to make the adjustment.