Do you have to add cpu stand (iMac hasvno cpu) and don't want monitor stand either, can be left off when assembled?
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The CPU stand, no... The glass acts as a spacer. If you were to not install that piece of glass, the table would not assemble level. As for the stand on top, you can't remove that either since the back left post threads through the glass into the back right stand mount. I can't remember if the top "nut" can be used from the glass of the shelf, or if it's attached. I also have an iMac and bought this as a cheap alternative to the desk I really wanted. I used the CPU shelf for my backup battery/power hub and used the top shelf for my wifi router. I have since purchased the desk I originally wanted. But this one served its purpose. Hope that helps a little The CPU stand, no... The glass acts as a spacer. If you were to not install that piece of glass, the table would not assemble level. As for the stand on top, you can't remove that either since the back left post threads through the glass into the back right stand mount. I can't remember if the top "nut" can be used from the glass of the shelf, or if it's attached. I also have an iMac and bought this as a cheap alternative to the desk I really wanted. I used the CPU shelf for my backup battery/power hub and used the top shelf for my wifi router. I have since purchased the... » Read More The CPU stand, no... The glass acts as a spacer. If you were to not install that piece of glass, the table would not assemble level. As for the stand on top, you can't remove that either since the back left post threads through the glass into the back right stand mount. I can't remember if the top "nut" can be used from the glass of the shelf, or if it's attached. I also have an iMac and bought this as a cheap alternative to the desk I really wanted. I used the CPU shelf for my backup battery/power hub and used the top shelf for my wifi router. I have since purchased the desk I originally wanted. But this one served its purpose. Hope that helps a little « Show Less
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The CPU stand, no... The glass acts as a spacer. If you were to not install that piece of glass, the table would not assemble level. As for the stand on top, you can't remove that either since the back left post threads through the glass into the back right stand mount. I can't remember if the top "nut" can be used from the glass of the shelf, or if it's attached. I also have an iMac and bought this as a cheap alternative to the desk I really wanted. I used the CPU shelf for my backup battery/power hub and used the top shelf for my wifi router. I have since purchased the desk I originally wanted. But this one served its purpose. Hope that helps a little
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I have an all in one computer. I use the monitor stand for supplies - i.e., pens, tape, stapler etc. The CPU stand I use for my printer. Hope this helps.
465509
the cpu on the bottom of the glass desk has to be installed. I didn't install the monitor stand on the top.take care
465510
CPU stand is included, it is on lower left side of desk. The monitor / printer stand can be left off, I use mine as a two level shelf as my monitor sits next to the shelf, and I have my monitor on a table near the desk.
503362
Yes, stand is detachable. It is attached to the base of the monitor by a single phillips head screw.
1464962
Absolutely! I have two 24" monitors attached to mine and it is standing perfectly without screws or bolts. It's a great stand!
635078
Its been two years since we assembled our but im pretty sure the screws are in the feet not the stand so yes you can leave off the feet.
456192
I can't think of many CPUs that may not be changed from vertical to horizontal or vice versa. Same goes for hard drives. As for the optical drive, it may be a good idea to check its manual, or online, if it can be position vertically (if that's how it would wind up).
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Yes it will stand on it's own. I have two 21" Gateway KX2153 monitors mounted to it with no problems. It is very sturdy and well built.
298554
I believe they are being literal in their instructions. Do not place (literally) anything on top of your Mac. - And yes, one can buy a stand that the Mini fits under and your monitor sits on top.
1100412
Yes. Both in the mini-tower and the thinner desktop form factors. If installed in the desktop, change the full-height bracket, to the included two half-height brackets. (you won't need the second half-height bracket if you're not using the VGA connector. You'll need small pliers to unfasten the nuts.
978653
It's not a laptop vs desktop type situation..This is a 4"x4" VESA mountable PC. I have mine hackintoshed and mounted to a 24" monitor.. Poor mans iMac.The CIR also would suggest HTPC use as well..
53753
There are no additional hardware. It is just designed so that the mac sits on top of the stand.
341039
The width on cpu stand adjust to about 10" and height is open so there's no interference.
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Hi Mary- we just happen to have bought this recently for the same model iMac. Unfortunately the 2013 iMac 27" doesn't have the capability to remove the desktop stand. This doesn't allow for a wall mount option.
643312
Technically yes, there is a stand built in the back, but there is also the option to get mount which does not come with the monitor.
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mine did but you need an extra $10 cable if you want to use two monitors also beware this system - again the one I bought is out of support by HPadditionally I pad for 2nd day shipping and got ground - a little annoyed, but I got it on time. no computer stand comes with it as in the photo, so needed to lay flat like a desktopbut no issues with it, nicely engineered can be expanded a little and it works well with windows x64 and office x64other than "out of support" I'm 100% happy with it.
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No -- the monitor and keyboard trays are attached ... they move together as they are raised and lowered.
157427
This can be assembled without the printer stand. We have 3 of these desks and do not use the printer stand on any of them. They are being used for computer stations and have a very large work area. I love these desks. P.S. we also do not use the keyboard pullout trays. There is plenty of room on the top of the desk and they look fantastic.
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Yes, the space between the two shelves is insufficient for the 27" iMac, same problem here. Riser under the monitor positions it too high for me, so that's not a solution. I am in the process of cutting one of the side shelves and then refinishing the edge with laminate tape you can get at Home Depot. It needs around 3" cut-off (make sure to measure twice, I am just going off the top of my head for the comment here). That might be an idea for you as well.