would it be okay to mount this upside-down to the bottom of a desk/table?
1890374
I would think that shouldn't matter at all... subwoofer packs a nice little punch for the money
1890375
As I know no difference where subwoofer located in the room. But mounting to the table might cause unwanted resonance. Table must be very solid.
1890376
As I know no difference where subwoofer located in the room. But mounting to the table might cause unwanted resonance.Table must be very solid.
931079
Maybe. There is a tendency for the tray to tip forward. If you mount the monitor so that the center of gravity is close to the pivot point you may be OK, especially if you really tighten the pivot bolt, but then you will not be able to adjust the angle without loosening the bolt. If you use a couple of strips of Velcro tape you should be able to prevent if from falling off.
1108060
If you have a power drill with a flat head attachment, it's no problem screwing it in. With that said you can place it any where you want. I added a computer self below the table and it worked out fine.
1477168
No, it should be fine with your display providing some weight. Plus, one corner has Velcro tabs so you can open the drape and access or store items under the table.
47096
It won't work. You could mount it upside down but the contents will fall out.
1072148
If you tried doing that, you'd want to make sure the only thing that's upside-down is the pole itself. But I'm not sure how you'd be able to use the monitors so close to the ceiling. The pole itself isn't that long.Logically, there wouldn't be any difference in the stresses or resistance if only the pole is upside-down.Aside from the shortness of the pole, the only other problem would be the difficulty in attaching the pole securely to the ceiling.
1138613
Yes..it is quite adjustable. It can be mounted upside down as well. A very good product.
1742604
I am using a book shelf by mounting it on the top. The unit is mounted upside down. It is a great unit I think.
1443490
I think that would work just fine. The clamp is designed for any horizontal surface, so if you are clamping it to a shelf instead of a desk top, it should work fine
787272
Yes (sort of). It is more of a "square peg" thing so only works on the 90 degree angles, but you can mount the stand on a vertical surface as well as horizontal. I currently have mine mounted on the side of my desk hutch.
1481771
I wouldn't recommend hanging it upside down. The glass does not sit securely in the base of the light fixture so there is some play in the glass. There is a nut that hold the glass in place but it just doesn't seem that secure to me. Good luck and happy hunting.
810628
It should work that way but you should put some kind of pad under it to keep from picking up vibrations from the desk.
205792
There are feet on the bottom. Its designed to be used one way. Never bothered flipping it over. Wouldn't see why it wouldn't technically function upside down though. Not sure why you'd need it to=)
1086193
Considering this product does not work correctly as intended, it wouldn't expect it to be effective, especially upside down. Also, putting a solid object of non-standard shape would most likely be very problematic.
1969532
Hi, yes it can, you just have to mount it in the opposite direction, upside down
1080609
Yes. The bottom of my monitor mounting plate is right at 26" above the desk. I could raise it another 4" by sliding the arm up the pole...so you should be fine.
2159352
That's a good question. I hung mine upside down with no problems. It is much harder to mount upside down from the ceiling that just setting it on a table or the floor and turning it on though. I would try it both ways and see what works best for the room you are using it in. Also, depending on the room size, you might try sideways from a wall too, although I don't think that would be the best bet. Hope that helps.