iMac 27" height I have only 20.25" of height space on my desk; is there any flexibility in the spec height of 20.4"?That is, can the pedestal be adjusted to actually lower the height by a 1/2"? iMac 27" height I have only 20.25" of height space on my desk; is there any flexibility in the spec height of 20.4"?That is, can the pedestal be adjusted to actually lower the height... » Read More iMac 27" height I have only 20.25" of height space on my desk; is there any flexibility in the spec height of 20.4"?That is, can the pedestal be adjusted to actually lower the height by a 1/2"? « Show Less
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you need a vesa mount kit and an ergotron stand... an apple store can swap the apple stand for the ergotron stand, possibly for a fee, difficult to do yourself
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No stand necessary. I put mine in a roll-top desk by removing the stand. It stands on two crystal clear door bumpers I got at Home Depot.
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There must be some variance in the height. Our monitor measures 15-1/4" from desk surface to the top of the monitor.
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Per the description on the web page for the monitor support "Fits most flat panel monitors from 13" to 27". Supports up to 22 lbs"; also the monitor must have a VESA 75 x75 or 100 x 100 mounting plate on the back. Mine is supporting a 21" monitor just fine. Bear in mind that with a 21" monitor, set as high as it will go on the post, only has about 8 inches of clearance from the desk to the bottom of the monitor. A 27" inch monitor may only clear your desktop by 3 to 4 inches. You might want a stand with a taller support pole to give you more clearance. Hope that helps. Per the description on the web page for the monitor support "Fits most flat panel monitors from 13" to 27". Supports up to 22 lbs"; also the monitor must have a VESA 75 x75 or 100 x 100 mounting plate on the back. Mine is supporting a 21" monitor just fine. Bear in mind that with a 21" monitor, set as high as it will go on the post, only has about 8 inches of clearance from the desk to the bottom of the monitor. A 27" inch monitor may only clear your desktop by 3 to 4 inches. You might want a stand with a taller support pole to give you more clearance.... » Read More Per the description on the web page for the monitor support "Fits most flat panel monitors from 13" to 27". Supports up to 22 lbs"; also the monitor must have a VESA 75 x75 or 100 x 100 mounting plate on the back. Mine is supporting a 21" monitor just fine. Bear in mind that with a 21" monitor, set as high as it will go on the post, only has about 8 inches of clearance from the desk to the bottom of the monitor. A 27" inch monitor may only clear your desktop by 3 to 4 inches. You might want a stand with a taller support pole to give you more clearance. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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First, this product is great for a large workspace. I have two 27" monitors on the pedestal area. You are supposed to screw the pedestal to the desk, but you COULD keep it separate, as you put it together first then attach it. So, you do have a choice. But the storage area and extra height it gives the monitors is great, so I'll keep it attached ; )
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Hi Mike, I have a 24" iMac too. Did you ever buy the Sauder computer armoire and how did your iMac fit into it? Thanks.
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Hi Jose! It elevates the monitor 4 inches. I have my new iMac on it,and its great.
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T., monitor height is 11.25" tall (image to image). It's a little wider and shorter than the average 27" monitor. Make sure you're going to like the format.
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I have an iPad. There is a couple inches left in width from my iPad. My best advise is to buy a computer chair that is adjustable in height. That is what I have. This desk and hutch are awesome! Looks nice and has a lot of room. I love it and the price is great!!!
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Hi. Not sure about the iMac 21.5" specifically, but I have two of the iboards and each have a 22" viewsonic monitor on them with no problem.
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The keyboard tray is 26.5 inches from the ground to the top surface of the tray. There really isn't a way to adjust the height other than adding blocks or something like that under the desks legs, which would heighten the whole desk.
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Currently I have an All-in-One PC that is approximately the same height. It fits nicely with room to spare. I don't know much about Imacs, but if it has a CPU, there is a space for it in the bottom of the cabinet. This is very easy to assemble and looks really nice.
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Here're the actual heights as requested: floor to keyboard= 25"- Floor to glass top= 29" - Floor to monitor top= 35.4". This desk is very comfortable and ergonomical under normal sitting needs. This is a great desk. I'm a computer professional and my work demands are continuous work sometimes for 10+ hours. After I created my work area in my home with this desk and Hon's executive chair I can say the physical strain associated with long chair sitting times are none to negligible. Frequent break is also key to good sitting practices. But the desk has aided me greatly. I hope you find the info helpful. Here're the actual heights as requested: floor to keyboard= 25"- Floor to glass top= 29" - Floor to monitor top= 35.4". This desk is very comfortable and ergonomical under normal sitting needs. This is a great desk. I'm a computer professional and my work demands are continuous work sometimes for 10+ hours. After I created my work area in my home with this desk and Hon's executive chair I can say the physical strain associated with long chair sitting times are none to negligible. Frequent break is also key to good sitting practices. But the desk has aided me greatly. I hope... » Read More Here're the actual heights as requested: floor to keyboard= 25"- Floor to glass top= 29" - Floor to monitor top= 35.4". This desk is very comfortable and ergonomical under normal sitting needs. This is a great desk. I'm a computer professional and my work demands are continuous work sometimes for 10+ hours. After I created my work area in my home with this desk and Hon's executive chair I can say the physical strain associated with long chair sitting times are none to negligible. Frequent break is also key to good sitting practices. But the desk has aided me greatly. I hope you find the info helpful. « Show Less
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There's a lot involve when using this product. You are correct that the desk needs to be lower if you want it at 26" when it is in the down position. My normal desk height is at 28". Remember, the rest of your desk must function as a usable desk and a 21" desk is not useable. You should be most concerned about what the correct height is when your standing in front of it with it in the "UP" position. From your shoulder to your elbow should be straight down along your body and from your elbow to your wrist should be 90 degrees out from your body while your typing on the keyboard. With it UP, your keyboard will be on the same plane as the screen and the screen will be "low" and will probably need to be raised up. Your eyes should be level with about the top 2" of the screen and you should not tilt the screen up from a low position to see it. I've used this product and other products and we have found that once the desk is UP, it stays UP. I supplied everyone with a drafting chair so you can sit UP to the desk. It's a Staples product #126805 and adjusts from 23" seat height to 33" height. You should also use an anti-fatigue mat to stand on. The nice thing is the draft chair wheels will not roll on the mat because it is too cushioned so once you put it in place, it will stay, even if your just leaning against the chair while standing. There is ANOTHER PRODUCT you can look at if you decide not to go up and down. It's call the Stand Steady desk and is also sold on Amazon. It's 24"x20" desk surface is nice for your computer. If you are tall, you can also purchase leg extenders. Stand Steady also has a larger version that will also allow you to have room to write on any papers you may be working on. After doing this for a while, my final solution is the larger Stand Steady desk top, leg extenders (for tall people 5'8" and above), anti-fatigue mat, drafting chair. GOOD LUCK.
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I'm not sure what is up with the "assembled" dimensions listed. They show Assembled Height as 5 inches. Really? 5 inches? I have this desk in a 41" alcove and it fits so I can only assume this is truly 40inches wide assembled. I'm not near the desk or I'd measure to be sure.
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The height is not adjustable. The incline of desktop is adjustable. Short people would have to set the program to a high incline level to compensate.
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The overall height cannot be changed. The top is 19 1/2 inches deep front to back 29 wide. The movable pull out shelf is 24 4/4 wide and 13 1/2 inches deep. There are 2 additional sets of holes in which you could put both the top pull out shelf and the bottom shelf. You can adjust those two up or down, however, not the top one. It is fixed. The bottom I think is for a printer. I could easily fit a screen and computer on the top. I only have a 17 inch lap top however and use the pull out for my keyboard. Your own height is important. It can be used with or without the swivel feet to adjust the height a little. Some taller people merely use a 2 X 4 under each edge to raise it up. I hope this helps. The overall height cannot be changed. The top is 19 1/2 inches deep front to back 29 wide. The movable pull out shelf is 24 4/4 wide and 13 1/2 inches deep. There are 2 additional sets of holes in which you could put both the top pull out shelf and the bottom shelf. You can adjust those two up or down, however, not the top one. It is fixed. The bottom I think is for a printer. I could easily fit a screen and computer on the top. I only have a 17 inch lap top however and use the pull out for my keyboard. Your own height is important. It can be used with or without the swivel feet to adjust... » Read More The overall height cannot be changed. The top is 19 1/2 inches deep front to back 29 wide. The movable pull out shelf is 24 4/4 wide and 13 1/2 inches deep. There are 2 additional sets of holes in which you could put both the top pull out shelf and the bottom shelf. You can adjust those two up or down, however, not the top one. It is fixed. The bottom I think is for a printer. I could easily fit a screen and computer on the top. I only have a 17 inch lap top however and use the pull out for my keyboard. Your own height is important. It can be used with or without the swivel feet to adjust the height a little. Some taller people merely use a 2 X 4 under each edge to raise it up. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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OK, bear with me as i am travellingcand awsy fromy desk. I can't measure. However i can do this:What is the width between your desk and wall? What is the width of your CPU? The reason I ask is that the stand works as it should, basically making it super easy to move the CPU to access the rear ports and plugs. The stand adjusts to fit the CPU size. Add about 3 inches per side (total of 6" if the brain is still working) to account for the stand. That is my best guess until I return in 10 days.