length of arms? So i need to know if the arms are 20 or more inches long total. I basically want to mount this upside down and run it under a shelf on a desk. but they need to be able to reach from the back of the shelf. length of arms? So i need to know if the arms are 20 or more inches long total. I basically want to mount this upside down and run it under a shelf on a desk. but they need to be able to reach from... » Read More length of arms? So i need to know if the arms are 20 or more inches long total. I basically want to mount this upside down and run it under a shelf on a desk. but they need to be able to reach from the back of the shelf. « Show Less
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or actually, how tall is the center post? cause i could just mount it on the front of the upper shelf instead. probably a better idea
357605
I'm not sure I know exactly what you are asking, so I measured the center unit. I measured the very front of the center unit from left to right where the desk chair arms hit. That measurement is 26 inches. If that is not what you wanted let me know.
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The arm itself sticks out 6.5 inches. The length from wall to end of speaker mount is 10 inches, but my speaker sticks out an extra 4 inches and I cannot rotate it. The width on my speaker is 7.5 inches.
401597
The shelf starts 6" away from the wall. Measuring from the front of the shelf back to the wall is over 21". In our case we have an LCD panel mounted above the shelf, therefore the shelf sticks out much further than the TV. This shelf hangs in my daughters bedroom and is placed on the opposite wall from her bed. Therefore, you have to be careful when you walk around the end of the bed so you don't hit your head on the shelf. We ordered the OmniMount Tria 2 shelf version as well and it is much closer to the wall - from the front of shelf to wall is 15 3/4". This version works very well in her living room but would be rather large to hang in bedroom unless you are also installing gaming systems.
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If you are able to pull the desk away from the wall, then you won't have a problem. And once installed, it extends -maybe- a third of an inch behind the desk. The problem is that there is about a 3-4 inch overhand, that mounts to the top and bottom of the desk section that you will need to fit. Hope this helps.
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I don't think you will have any problems with the arm itself, I have two for a 19" and 22" monitors and they are very versatile, stable, and strong. (I don't think there would be a problem with a monitor at a 90deg angle). Unless you drill this stand into the night stand though, it will require close approx 4" square clearance underneath the top for the bottom of the clamp. And the nightstand should be old and heavy, not a press-board version. The stands themselves are pretty hefty. Good luck and God bless.
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this site says 18" from desk to center of mount: http://www.humanscale.com/products/product_detail.cfm?group=M2
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I can't find an y information about the size of the mounting plate....I have a 'skirt' running back a ways from the front edge of the desk, and want to make sure this will fit.Can anyone tell me the mounting plate size and how far back I need to mount it?Thanks!!
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Yes. My Sit-Stand monitor arm is holding a 24" monitor over a 27" monitor and there is plenty of clearance. My 27" is also on a monitor arm so it is actually sits higher than it would be if I used the built in stand for the 27".The only downside to this sit-stand monitor arm is that it doesn't adjust to multiple heights easily. Any time you want to adjust the height of the monitor you have to loosen, move, and then tighten a couple of the adjustment points. In the grand scheme of things this is really trivial, but something that you might want to be aware of prior to purchase. Yes. My Sit-Stand monitor arm is holding a 24" monitor over a 27" monitor and there is plenty of clearance. My 27" is also on a monitor arm so it is actually sits higher than it would be if I used the built in stand for the 27".The only downside to this sit-stand monitor arm is that it doesn't adjust to multiple heights easily. Any time you want to adjust the height of the monitor you have to loosen, move, and then tighten a couple of the adjustment points. In the grand scheme of things this is really trivial, but something that you might want to be aware of... » Read More Yes. My Sit-Stand monitor arm is holding a 24" monitor over a 27" monitor and there is plenty of clearance. My 27" is also on a monitor arm so it is actually sits higher than it would be if I used the built in stand for the 27".The only downside to this sit-stand monitor arm is that it doesn't adjust to multiple heights easily. Any time you want to adjust the height of the monitor you have to loosen, move, and then tighten a couple of the adjustment points. In the grand scheme of things this is really trivial, but something that you might want to be aware of prior to purchase. « Show Less
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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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Fully extended, mine is about a foot long (a few inches past my 10 inch ruler). It's almost as long as my desktop keyboard. It balances a bit better when the tail is slightly curled down though, and I've posed mine as such so it fits on the shelf without leaning out.
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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.
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Let me see if I understand correctly before answering. Are you looking to see how much these arms will extend? Or if I had the pole in the center of my table, how much would I be able to pull these monitors towards me while still staying side by side?
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This model clamps onto your desktop and has a substantial adjustment range because the mounting pole is extra long. I'm 5'5", use mine on a 40" high desktop and I work standing. If I was taller, I could move the arm as much as six or seven inches higher up the pole, which would make it suitable for a person your height. If you're not working with a tall desktop, then a wall mounted arm might be better for you.
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Be careful. There are two sizes.One for under tables (about 8 inches), and longer arms about 12to 14 inches. I ordered a chair, according to the photo indicating long arms, and received a chair with short arms. A hassle followed with the supply company in Florida, getting replacement arms and returning the wrong arms at my expense. WLK in Pa.
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I know how confusing the specs are as posted. They all seem different or do not specify what dimension means what. Amazon, it certainly would be helpful to better define the dimensions. In this case, 22" is the depth of the desk. From the front to the rear when seated at the desk (which is quite nice, by the way). Good purchase.
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No, the arm will be way too long for that. There is an under cabinet mount somewhere that they have listed though.