How high can the vesa mounts be raised from the desk? *Sorry about the other stupid question
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It depends on the size of your displays. The mount raises on the pole to a maximum of around 1 foot, however all displays would be centered on the VESA mounts, so the size of your display will determine how high the bottom of the screen is from the base of the mount/your desk. For example, my 27" display is around 8" from the desk to the bottom of the display, whereas my 23" displays are around 10" up.
520599
The height from the desk surface, to the middle of the VESA bracket at it's highest point on the mount, is 17 1/4 inches. Thank you, Value Max
940823
Let me see if I understand correctly before answering. Are you looking to see how much these arms will extend? Or if I had the pole in the center of my table, how much would I be able to pull these monitors towards me while still staying side by side?
1968285
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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14-1/4" horizontal from the post to the vesa. the top most position with the bracket fully contacting the post is 16-5/8" from top of desk to center of vesa. measure your monitor width and height, they shouldn't be no more than double those dimensions i just gave to the center of the vesa bolting to the monitor. (so 28-1/2" width and 33-1/4 height monitor should be your limit). it's a strong item holding my 24" Dell U2412M and i bounce my leg all day and it doesn't move. this is not a flimsy item, it is solid. got mine on 9/4/14 and no problems today 7/3/15.
1088582
The post is 11" and the maximum extension of the arms is about 15". Taking the VESA mount into consideration, I am able to get the bottom of my 19" monitor about 21" off the desk.
197285
Is the desk about an inch thick? Based on how I've seen this product attach, I would say there is a very good chance that you will be able to use this. I would be cautious on the weight of the monitors. Meaning: Let's not push it to the max. I've seen very similar mounts work fairly "cheap" desks.
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If you raise the monitor mounting bracket to the top of the mounting post the center of the mounting bracket will be 16" above the desk or table it is mounted to. It will then depend on how far it is from the center of the mount area of your monitor to the bottom of the monitor. 16" less the distance from center of mount on your monitor to bottom of your monitor = clearance from desk top to bottom of monitor.
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I have mine mounted to a Bush corner desk. It does not come above the height of the desktop using the standard mounting holes underneath.
202199
The pole is 28 1/2 " from the top of the pole to the top of the base. The center of the top pair of VESA bracket would max out at 27 1/2". I have mine mounted to my desktop ("1" thick) and it is very stable.
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can you adjust the center post up and down? I do not care if the monitors stay at the same level, I might want to lower the monitors to about 4 inches off the desk or higher when i rotate the monitors vertically
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Hi Patricia. Sorry it took me awhile to respond. Anyway, each individual platform will raise your monitor about two inches. But since they're stackable you can raise your monitor as high as you need to (in increments of 2"). Each platform in the stack is very stable because the one on the top sort of interlocks over the one below. Very nice solution for raising your monitor.
1975611
The mount arms can be adjusted up and down the 17" Pole. If you were to mount the monitor at the top of the pole, then the center of your screens would be 17 inches high which would mean that the monitors would be 17 inches menus half the vertical height of your screen of the top of the surface of the desk.
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There is a lot of adjustment available with the mount. My current setup has the bottom of the TV screen at 32" from the floor. I'm able to adjust the mount to have it higher or lower than that however.
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Mary, I currently have my monitors at about 3.5 inches from my desk to the bottom of my monitor...however you can adjust the height of you monitors as you build the stand. I have my stand built with the braket about half way up. You could easily adjust that to be about 3-4 inches higher (it really is about 6 inches to the top of the stand but that would make me nervous). Hope this is helpful...!!!
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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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I am using this VESA compatible mount: VIVO Single LCD Monitor Desk Mount Stand Fully Adjustable/Tilt/Articulating for 1 Screen up to 27" (STAND-V001) The holes line up fine with the monitor and the mount arm supports the weight of the monitor without any issues.
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Each of the monitor mounts can be positioned independently upon the mounting shaft, so unless your monitor is some ridiculously small vertical distance like four inches or something it should be able to be positioned low enough to do as you require.