What is the minimum height? I am only looking to raise the monitor 2 inches.
1661004
minimum would be 1 5/8'', but if you put the next leg on it would be well over 2".
1661005
The minimum height is 1.5 inches. With one additional leg attached at each corner, it raises to 3 inches. Hope this helps.
1661006
The minimum height is 1.5 inches. With one additional leg attached at each corner, it raises to 3 inches.Hope this helps.
1661007
The platform is about 3/4". With the feet attached it is about 1 3/4" tall. Then it comes with 8 pegs about 1 1/2" to adjust the height. I used one of them on mine to place my desktop underneath. The space below the platform is just under 2 1/2" with the total height about 3 1/4". Hope this helped give you an idea of what you wanted.
1661008
it appears the smallest amount would be 1 and 1/2 inches the next height would be 3 inches and the highest is 4 inches with about 3 a 3/4 inch clearance underneath the stand to store things.
1661009
It raises it just 2 inches with just one set of risers on it. It comes with 2 sets of risers.
520598
It depends on the size of your displays. The mount raises on the pole to a maximum of around 1 foot, however all displays would be centered on the VESA mounts, so the size of your display will determine how high the bottom of the screen is from the base of the mount/your desk. For example, my 27" display is around 8" from the desk to the bottom of the display, whereas my 23" displays are around 10" up.
183982
The tilt mechanism does work, in my original post i said that it doesn't, but it does and I've since corrected it. You just have to hold the base and then move the monitor.As to the height, I just measured it and it looks to be almost exactly 18.5 inches. There is no way to adjust the height up or down that I can see.
156715
The stand is not adjustable (unless you want to make a spacer and use your own longer screws). As designed, the top of the monitor sits 17 inches from the table top.
378394
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.
1599802
Examining the back of the monitor, there seems to be no way to adjust the height. You can adjust the tilt up and down a little bit, but not very much. Don't see any reason you couldn't put it on top of material that would raise it UP to a height you'd like, but the only way to lower it would be to remove the stand that came with it and jury rig it some way- being careful not to get it in an unstable situation that would call it to fall over.
3181
My desk is about an inch from the wall, I can push the monitor back to about 2" from the wall.
2222761
i use it standing up and here are my specific measurements for my mount currently installed... 29 1/2" from floor to top of desk. Arm is mounted to the ERGOTRON mount pole at 12" above the desk. Arm extends to have the top of the monitor at 28 1/2" from top of desk... total monitor height (at top of monitor) from floor is 58". So the top of your monitor needs or should be (per Ergo standards) eye level. You will need to purchase the one arm extension that ERGOTRON sells. I love these mounts, they are high quality and you will be satisfied.
1545194
Mine is exactly 2" from the top of the base to the bottom of the monitor screen. From where the base sits on the desk to the bottom of the monitor is 3". Hope that helps.
2200913
That depends on how many stackable columns you can find to go under the stand, but the information provided from the page says, " This stand features stackable columns that can raise devices up to 5-7/8 inches. Three height settings with 1-5/8-inch increments allow you to find the ideal height to comfortably view your monitor."Hope this helps. :-)
1455426
I have a pair of 22" wide screen mounted on my Mount IT. The bottom of the screens is about 6 1/2"-7" from the desktop and there is about another 6" on the stand that could be used to get the monitors higher up.
1522229
2.5" to be safe you can raise up to 4" but my tv is a sony 60 " very heavy . thats all I need great deal.
652313
It is height adjustable. The distance will depend on the size and brand of your monitors. Mine is at the lowest setting and they're about 6 inches off the desk. The highest for me would be about 12 inches off the desk. However, the adjustment is semi-permanent... meaning that once you select the height and screw it into place you cannot readily change it without a decent bit of effort.
1575155
I just measured this. The monitor will lower all the way until it is sitting on its own base. Doing this leaves the monitor about 1/2 inch from the desk because the base is about 1/2 thick.
847711
Infinite! You can adjust to the precise desirable height, within the confines of the mounting pole height. Depending on the size of your clients monitors it's merely a question of aesthetics, that is, how much of the mounting pole will be protruding above the monitors. However, I have dark monitors so everything blends nicely!
2200054
The height position on the mounting post is semi permanent, not something you would want to adjust regularly. However the arm itself provides height adjustment swing capability of about 12 inches BTW, the monitor mounting bracket also has a swing range allowing you to aim the monitor in an upward or downward direction.
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.