How high will the center of my monitor be from my desk when raising it to the highest using this stand?
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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.
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it could go as high as 12.5 inches. this stand is one of the better things I have bought, holds my heavy Samsung 2005 monitor so I can use it vertically.
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28", no. My 12-1/2" tall wide screen monitors are about 22" above my desk with this stand. I have an 1" that I could raise it. As the monitor get higher, the less they can extend forward without tipping.I lower my chair to its lowest point to get my eye level correct with my monitors.
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It is adjustable height and I find it can be raised more than just about any stock monitor stand
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I am actually not with the laptop stand right now, but Charles Burr has given the measurements. Your keyboard will be nearly vertical at the stand's maximum height. Note the product photo, which shows the maximum height. I don't think you would want your laptop raised any higher than this stand will raise it.
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Hi T Smith,I have a 21" flat screen that I just lifted in order to answer your question. I think it must be about the same weight as yours. The lift works. You want to make sure all the adjustments are in a locked position before putting the monitor on the lifter stand. I have might adjusted high. the flat tray is 24" off the top of my desk. It rocks a bit when I first put the monitor down but holds it without a problem. I hope this helps.
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This would depend on how high you want the monitor to be off the desk or platform you are using. The sit to stand puts your key board above the surface.
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I'm overseas at the moment so I can't give you an exact measurement, mine at present are set between 4 and 6 inches from the bottom of the monitors and the top of my desk. I also think you can adjust the height on the center post (which the two monitors pivot on) I will have to confirm to be sure. If time is not an issue for you and you can wait a couple of weeks I can happily check it out for you.
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I have dual Asus 22" class monitors. From desktop to bottom of monitors is 9.5". There is another inch and three quarters of upward adjustment left. This is a great monitor stand.
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Just measured and mine stand at 16 5/8" from top of monitors to desk with 1.5" left to go. So max would be 18 1/8".
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The top of the unit is 30" above the desktop when all the way down. Max height of top of monitor (my monitor is 12" high) when fully raised is 37" above desktop (desktop is 29" from floor).
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D: I'd call the distance between the bottom edge of the monitor and the desk exactly 5 1/4 inch. There is no adjustment for the height, the high stance on the base is allow the monitor to rotate.
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There is about 6 inches between the desk and the stand where you can place your mouse and keyboard while sitting. Your monitor will be elevated but it is still at a comfortable height.
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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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It can go low - pretty much until the monitor touches the stand. I have a 24in. Asus monitor and when I bring it down, it touches the stand. FYI - you probably won't be able to use portrait mode with a monitor that side.Here are some pics for reference http://imgur.com/a/TecCc
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if you were to raise the arm that supports the monitor all the way to the top of the supporting pole you would have about 10" clearance from the bottom of the monitor (mine is a 19" monitor) to the desk level...
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It will only rise to the height of the mounting. When raised up to full height, it extends flush with the bottom of the the desk and the keyboard/mouse are level with the surface of the desk I have it mounted to.
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The lowest possible position of your monitor will depend on its size. I have a 23.6" widescreen monitor. When the monitor is positioned vertically, it can go all the way down to the point where it touches the base ring. When the monitor is positioned horizontally, it can go down to a point about .5" above the ring. Smaller monitors, in the horizontal position, would likely sit above the ring a bit further, but this will also be dependent on where the mounting holes on the back of the monitor are centered.