Can this be mounted to a diagonal desk?
517501
As long as you have room in the opening for the actual tray - It can be swiveled sideways for storage if the opening is not 20 inches for the try itself and the mouse adds another 6.5 inches
747332
Yes It can but anything bigger than 20" inches you'd have to have them off center with part of one of the monitors hanging off edge of the desk. You could solve that problem by getting a monitor stand that would have the monitors stand above the desk or you could mount the monitors to a wall. Wall mounts and stands are both sold here on Amazon.
1162940
No, I don't think so. It does not look as it has a way to do that. The pedestal is adjustable for angles, but I have not seen anything on it or from HP that can be used to mount on a wall. It is light enough that a mount could be made, I suppose.
1647233
Yes, I don't see why not. This is a nice desk but take your time putting it together because the instructions are useless. Cheers!
2122134
My first inclination is that it would not. The main reason is that you have to have a clearance for the crank to go around so the desk goes up and down. In your scenario, (V-Shaped desktop) it would be difficult to set it up so that the crank has enough clearance to go around.
136029
Yes, it can but you will have to supply your own hardware to attach them together.They fit perfectly, I don't see why you need to attach them because the corner desk has its own base support.
332647
This mount is made to be installed vertical. I doubt that you could install it horizontally and make it work properly.
1752910
I would think it can be mounted under a desk or sideways behind. it has hole in the top so it can be stacked.I found a smaller cheaper model from Gall's Products and put them sideways in a wall three tall. Worked great.
157426
Yes, it is possible, but you will definitely have holes in the desk. It looks great with all of its parts and I am very pleased with it.
1796156
The tray does rotate at least 90 degrees, so it is possible to turn it sideways to slide it in. Whether that will work with your particular configuration depends on whether there is clearance under your desktop to slide it in. On my desk, the pedestal stand blocks it. It can only slide in parallel, not perpendicular, to the desk work surface.
524189
Yes, but the tier resting on your desk is dimensionally smaller than the top tier. Hope this helps.
1032424
It most definitely sits on the desk. I don't know if it can be wall mounted.
625193
yes. It has a very large footprint though. It will take a lot of space on a desk.
2069179
When you put the desk together you could skip the step where you install the keyboard tray. It will probably not been quite as strong as it provides part of the tying together of all three sides.
1375490
Yes. I'm pretty certain you can. It appears pretty clear that the connection points will line up. There are four Allen head bolts which are same thread, but slightly longer to connect the semi circular glass to the two "desks." Should be simple. Dimensions match up on both ends of desks. I'm 95% confident. I'd go go for it. I really like what I have. Very stable and looks good.
583556
You can 'flatten' the mounting bracket pivot so it will sit on your desk and be stable but you may have a hard time aiming it up far enough to frame your face. I would think you would want it to at face level or at least close. I'm sure with a little ingenuity you could easily find a place to mount it even if it sat on top of an upright book.
619879
As noted by others, yes, however 4 holes will be in desktop where screws go to affix shelf to desk. In my opinion, no big thing.