will the top hold absolutely flat/horizontal? Would it support a flat screen monitor on it's own stand?
465516
Yes, it holds flat and horizontally. There's some extra room around the footprint of my 13" MacBook Pro, so just make sure your flat screen's footprint isn't much larger than that.
465517
Absolutely. This very sturdy with no wobble. One of the best purchases I have ever made and I'm serious about that.
465518
I would believe so. I use it for sales videos where I put my laptop on it horizontally so I can see my presentation (script) in front of me. If you put a monitor on it, it should hold fine. I would consider the added security of spring clamps to ensure it doesn't fall off if bumped. However, the stand is sturdy as all get out.
465519
Yes, the top can hold absolutely flat. I've been using it for my Mac Pro 13" and a few times for 24" flat screen monitor at both indoor and outdoor gig. I just needed to dub tape the legs of the stand on cement floor, as the ground wasn't even. I'm very pleased with the quality. Shipping was great too. It arrived few days than I expected.
255590
It would hold a light weight flat screen it is made of hard plastic but doesn't have any support in the center.
427298
I would think the case is strong enough to support a monitor. But keep in mind that is not what it was designed for.
133418
I don't think so, I too think it would tip forward. Unless you are prepared to anchor the whole stand to a desk top, then again I'm not so sure you would get what you want from the set up.
2185456
The base is heavy enough to hold dual monitors firmly in place. If you don't want the mounting feet on the stand, then you could drill a hole through your desk and install just the upright pole for the monitors. I know you mentioned you didn't want to drill, but just wanted to let you know the 2 standards mounting options for this stand.
2178549
If it is a flat screen yes it will hold it. But I wouldn't want to put anything else on it.
1019907
Yes. It is a very sturdy piece. I have a 24 inch flatscreen sitting on mine that I also use as a computer screen. I have been very happy with the purchase.
2208500
Doubtful. While it could support the weight I don't believe the height adjustment would accommodate such a large screen. I am using for an 18" monitor and at full extension I have about 3 in open from the base.
284881
Hello Zachi,The laptop mount will not be able to be set completely horizontally flat, but it will hold your PC if it's under the 22 pound limit.Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
357756
This will not sag, I promise! I have three 23" wide screen monitors horizontally with a normal bezel on mine and it is very stable. The adjustability of the outer arms are great as well. This whole thing is built like a tank.
813454
The amount of weight that it holds doesn't really matter regarding falling forward - it's where the center of gravity lies. Unless you lean your monitors way forward then the center of gravity will still be over the base. That means it has a lot of weight on it, but it's doing anything to lean the base forward. I have 3 24" monitors resting on it currently.
1125103
I believe it would. It is pretty sturdy for a self-assembly piece if furniture. I have quite a large flat screen and it holds it without issue. The only issue I have with it is that it's a bit low to the ground.
159860
Yes,it will hold a monitor up to 100 pounds...it is very sturdy and well built :)
567356
I don't think it would. There is no horizontal support and you laptop would rattle around.
596493
I've done two installations of (2)-23" monitors each and they work just fine. It won't tip over, the base is heavy.
922757
This was answered before under will it hold a 32" TV, but here's the answer: It's sturdy for my 20" flat screen monitor. Eofficedirect.com has the product on it's site and says it can hold up to 60 pounds. http://www.eofficedirect.com/PKTKMS400/Single-Level-Height-Adjustable-Stand-17w-x-13-1-4d-x-3-to-6-1-2h-Black.html
833131
It does not. The base contains all of the input ports, and the screen is connected statically to the base. If you wanted to somehow support the entire monitor at a 90 degree angle, I'm sure you could display your desktop vertically... but the base/stand does not support rotating the screen to stand vertically.