I want to put this on a 28" bar table. How stable is the base? Any chance of toppling the monitor or bumping it off while using the touch screen?
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Unlike many monitor which are suspended from a stand, this sits directly on a table with a back support. This gives a solid platform which resist movement from touching the screen.
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it's very stable and works well. i got a monoprice desk mount with a swinging arm that moves the screen anywhere i want it to go.
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I have mine set up on a regular desk, but the monitor hadn't moved at all from any of my use of the touchscreen.
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The stand is pretty stable. It comes out the back and is almost the same width of the monitor. I don't think it would though.
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Well behaved monitor,,, doesn't move no matter how much you scratch or pet it's touchscreen
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You would need some way to weight the base so that it didn't move or slide. It's really made to elevate the screen to a better height while using a keyboard at normal desk height.
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I have a 27" monitor that works great on that. Its great for raising it just enough for littler tables.
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Hello E. Fike, I would say no, the monitor mount is not stable without using the base clamp. The base is too small to hold the monitor's weight without using the clamp. Plus, the clamp is actually part of the base. Thanks for your question, Taylor W. VIVO
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Not sure, but I have a 22" monitor and it does not seem to be a problem. It feels pretty sturdy.
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With the legs out all the way (braces parallel to the floor), it's very stable. What I try to do is to place the base of the stand so that two legs face the dance floor and one faces away, so that it presents a smaller profile and a leg isn't directly protruding in a manner that someone could trip on it. It will also help if you keep the load well balanced, hang heavier fixtures toward the inside, and turn the t-bar so that it isn't directly over any of the legs but more straddling them. Kind of hard to explain in text but I hope you get the point.
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It mostly just sits there but has been pretty secure for my setup. I have a 42" LCD on it and no problems with it staying put. It gets spun about 2 or 3 times a day.
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Yes, there are instruction on how to bolt the stand to the table if you don't want to use the base that it came with. The base has a good weight to it that it can support three monitor without tipping over any direction. Just make sure you have an even weight on the left and right monitors.
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I use it for like a 30 in monitor and I'm constantly turning it back and forth, it might not be strong enough for something too heavy if you're gonna be turning it a lot.
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I have it atached to a single desk. All 3 monitors are the same so the weight is balanced. The arms are not flexible on this model, which would have been nice to have. I actually bent mine inward slightly to get the view angle just right on my 22" Acers. Shouldnt be a problem if your monitors have a wide viewing angle.
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Before I purchased this monitor, I read a couple of reviews that said the stand was stiff and required a little extra force to move. I found this to be the case with my monitor as well. I suspect it may designed that way...so the monitor holds its position at whatever viewing angle you choose.
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That depends on it's weight. The cross bars do a lot for stability, but there is still swaying with a lot of weight on top. I have a fairly heavy gaming rig. I keep my tower on the bottom (barely fits). If you have the newer iMac, I'd imagine the weight would be fine. Rolling withought you making it shouldn't be a problem. Good luck in choosing!
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Hello, yes this is a great dual monitor stand and will remain stable, and in its position if attached to a sit/stand table. The arms that hold the monitors are adjustable and have the ability to be loosened/tightened to your liking. I have used three different types and this is by far the best. You can mount on the side of a desk or through a grommet hole.
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I have 6 Dell Ultrasharp U2414H (widescreen) monitors (53.92 x 4.57 x 32.10) on this and it works great. The product is heavy (which is good), though in a perfect work you would want something to clamp the stand to the table (not included). I say this because if your desktop/table in any way rattles or moves even slightly when you type, the monitor stand will move with it. It has not been an issue for me though my desktop does move a little when I type.
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Not sure if we received a faulty one but ours leans with a 13 lb 27" monitor. We did have issues with the internal bolts at the base of the cylindrical pipe screwing in all the way so it's not very sturdy. Would have been better if they had welded the vertical arm to the base (or got better screws for the base/vertical arm).
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It is probably one of the thinnest mounts around and works well as long as you don't need any tilt adjustment. I use it with a 32" touchscreen and it supports the weight with no problem.
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George,I did that one time.. I placed the screen on a table and set it in a corner so that the sides of the screen were at a 45 degree angle with each side wall and just barely touching to give it stability. I used a sturdy 30 in high table and it worked very well, but I wouldn't recommend it on a regular basis.Jim Bell