I'd like to know how high the center point of a monitor's screen would be (measuring from the table top surface) while using this stand. Thanks!
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I love these stands, bought 3 of them. The center point of the screen mount, which is also the center point of the screen, is adjustable from 8.5 inches to 13.5 inches above table top, slightly lower or higher if the screen is tilted forward or aft.
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It would depend on the size of your monitor. The stand is adjustable from down to top so you can move the monitor almost to where it's touching the table top or you can almost move it where the bottom of the monitor has about 6-8" (depends on monitor) from the table top surface.
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28", no. My 12-1/2" tall wide screen monitors are about 22" above my desk with this stand. I have an 1" that I could raise it. As the monitor get higher, the less they can extend forward without tipping.I lower my chair to its lowest point to get my eye level correct with my monitors.
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it could go as high as 12.5 inches. this stand is one of the better things I have bought, holds my heavy Samsung 2005 monitor so I can use it vertically.
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If you are standing you will want to tilt the monitor so you will be looking at it at the same angle as when sitting I'm guessing. The monitor lifted and tilted at maximum (20 degrees from being level) sits about 18" above the desktop it is attached to.
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I have tried it with three displays, once with flat TV and LCD Monitor - it was tippy with tv side. I currently have two 21" monitors on it and it is very stable. I would state that the base is very heavy and would need a sturdy desk. The stand does come with parts to mount into table without base. Never tried this method. My desk is actually an Ikea table and this table is sturdy enough.
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Hello Kosa, We do have a hex lcd monitor desk stand that is capable to hold up to 24" screens. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FPT52JU It is a free standing stand, so it will set on your desk or table. It also has an option to be bolted to your desk. Please let me know if you have any further questions!! Thank you, Taylor W. VIVO
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The stand has an adjustable height. From the center of the VESA mount, the height ranges from 7" to 10". So measure the distance from the bottom of the monitor to the center of the mount point and subtract that from the given range to get the distance it will be off the table. Keep in mind the bracket rotates, so you use this for portrait or landscape orientations if the monitor is rectangular rather than square (but of course you need enough clearance to rotated it, so very large monitors may not be able to do portrait orientation).
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Good question. Let me measure it. By my measurement, The base of the outside of the monitor is 3.5" off the table and the total height from the table to the top of the monitor is 15" - 16" - bit I have my monitor tilted back a bit. I have really enjoyed this monitor since I got it.
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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.
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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.
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The E-Stand was returned. I cannot answer your question without it being present to measure. :)
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At its lowest position, the top of the monitor is 16.5" from the desk. When I extended it upward to its fullest extent, it measures 22" from the desk to the top of the monitor. Hope this helps.
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I purchased an identical monitor arm for my wife who is 5ft 2in. It works very well when she is seated. I tried it in a standing position and it's borderline. The center of the monitor mounting point is about an inch shy of 4ft with everything adjusted for maximum height. Don't know if that would be enough or not.
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I find the stand to be very stable. Mine's on a computer desk which is located in an area where the desk gets bounced rather often & the shake of the monitor is very minimal. This stand wouldn't topple over. I find it stable even when tilt to adjust for viewing.
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The height of the monitor has been no problem for me. It sits on my desk, on its stand, and is at eye level. Im a normal height and sitting straight up. I don't have any way of measuring it, but I believe it is taller than 18.2 inches with the stand. I have not used the tilt function since the screen is so large and it is likely not needed. It sits naturally with a just slightly reclined posture so it has a larger viewing angle from straight on or just above.
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Allsop Metal Art Monitor Stand (Black)...you may want to look it up to see the design. This is the stand I have...and mine does not fit in a corner. I have my 17" lap top on top of the stand and there is a lot of room underneath. Regarding your stand...I'd say call Amazon...as they are very helpful with questions. Not sure if I helped...sorry! :o(
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I am actually using it as a standing desk with my computer on my sitting desk level. That said, I think if you either mounted the screen(a) the way they show it in the picture or have it against a wall so you can push your monitor (or iMAC) back as far as you can, it works just fine. I love mine!