The arm does not move,DOES THIS UNIT MOUNT ON THE WALL..NEVER THE DESK?
1820952
No I don't think it does, never tried though. You might be able to if you screw a bracket onto it though, you would have to buy extra hardware.
227377
Doesn't come with any type of wall mount (that I'm aware of), but if you get creative, perhaps a strip of industrial strength velcro could work. Just be aware that the unit has inputs on two of its sides, so depending how/if you try to mount it, some of your cables might hang to the side and want to pull it down. The unit is very lightweight. Hope that helps.
1387680
My desk was up against a wall. I don't think I moved it more than 2" from the wall. Doesn't take up much space between wall and where its mounted on desk. Hope this helps.
2019928
The unit has a build-in stand so it can be 'relocate' at will. We did not get a wall mount. We really like the unit - good color and easy to set up.
2165396
I wouldn't clamp directly to the desk since you want to clamp pretty tightly. Put something between the clamp and glass (cardboard, some rubber, etc) to help spread the clamping force. ONce you have it clamped it should be fine though, of course, it is now balanced to the edge where the mounting arm is. If you don't have the glass secured to the base then it could tilt. That's less of an issue with this particular arm and more an issue with any weight close to the edge. My desktop tilted back a bit before I remembered to rescrew it to the base. :)
668300
No. Arm articulates (with the TV attached) out away from the wall, and allows TV to be pivoted left or right, but no "up or down" movement.
2277954
I do not see how that would be possible. The arm and platform have a limited range of movement and would not be able to rotate to keep your computer or monitor on the platform while seated. The mounting hardware is also designed for the cable-grommet hole or the rear edge of the desk.
1432443
No, it has no provisions for wall mounting. It is designed to sit on the desk. The screen slides and pivots which prevents mounting. Hope this helps. By the way, it's an incredible monitor, my son uses it for professional gaming.
1923128
Hi John, It have been a while since i installed it, but i think that the weight of arm and moniterneed the thru the desk top stud. The arm is a high quality piece that works as advertized.
2218093
It works perfectly mounted on the wall and sitting on the desk. I have mine pushed against the wall on my desk, and I have never had a problem with it tipping over
1033994
I have a treadmill desk and it works perfectly over this particular treadmill. The arms are not a hindrance while I am walking and working on the treadmill
1785312
The unit uses a clamp that connect to the stand via an approximate 1 and 1/4 inch pipe. To mount the monitor arm to a wall would require some form of an adapter made from a pipe like the original design.
459174
With the monitor attached it just moves up and down on mine. I think mine wouldn't budge either until I attached the monitor.
1684445
Yes it does. You loosen the screw at the clamp and the arm will go up or down.
1409077
It doesn't adhere to a desk in an adhesive-like way. It does not slide around.
1033153
There are two concerns - mounting and the spring counter-weight. I think the arm can be mounted with the weight, however the spring, counter-weight may not be designed to hold the weight. I would weigh your monitor first. Regarding mounting it -- make sure you go to a stud. If you place the mount in between studs, I would be afraid that the drywall itself would fatigue -- especially if you extend it all of the way out and start adjusting it. Eventually, over time, when the drywall isn't so new, it could give and break away from the wall. If you really have to go between studs, you should span the studs with a piece of plywood (affixing a 12"x 18" piece of plywood to the studs on either side), and then mount the arm to the plywood with butterfly anchors or similar.
1890195
I have mine set up on a regular desk, but the monitor hadn't moved at all from any of my use of the touchscreen.