Would this work for a corner placement? My monitor sits in the corner (facing diagonally)
1841080
I do not believe it would work because it's not made to be a corner piece, unless you are putting on a wide desk that is not against a corner part of the wall. Not sure that makes sense. :)
1841081
While I love my monitor stand, I don't think it will work for you. Even though the speaker shelves are adjustable, they don't really create a corner piece. Even adjusted inward it is still 28" across the front and so would be stopped from really molding into the corner if that makes sense?
1841082
Yes, it will absolutely work for a corner placement. Mine is used in the corner of an L shaped desk and return.
2165393
I dont have experience with that, but if I were you, I would add some softer coushion (e.g. your old t-shirts/old mouse pads) between the clamp and the desk. Since glass is a quite stiff yet brittle material, it should support the mount+ monitors if you eliminate potential local stresses on the desk surface.
85758
I have a Galant desk and use this stand with 3 24" asus LED monitors on it. It should do fine unless you are placing the clamp near a corner on the desk... but for good measure I would add a support underneath, like a 2x4 or something. The clamp opens up very wide so you'll be able to add a bit of stiff material underneath to help the desktop support it.
2054978
I am sorry but I don't have an answer to that question. I have my monitors sitting side by side on regular monitor stands. However, you should be able to find specs if you do a search on VESA or 100mm VESA mounts for monitors (or something like that).
1473470
In theory yes. You would mount it to one wall and set it up to display as a corner OR you could drill a mounting board into the corner of the wall and then mount it to that. I'd suggest the first.
596662
Yes, but it depends on the monitors size, maybe you will need to adjust the position of the arms in the center column
1580942
Absolutely, this stand can place your monitor in any position you want. We have about a a dozen of these and the build quality is superb!
391123
The screen it is made for is slightly wider than it is tall. I just turned the monitor sideways (so it's now taller than wide) and I can see the entire screen from every angle, so no it will not work that way. The "lines" that cause the blocking only go in one direction so it won't work that way.
1553086
Your intended setup is very similar to mine and it has worked fine. The center monitor will protrude much more than the side monitors, however, so you may consider purchasing a replacement middle mount that does not have the angle adjusters. It allows the center monitor to be mounted closer to the stand itself.
2246073
No. I have not mounted this in a corner, the device is flat in the back. I don't think this will work well in a corner.
432343
As Long as your monitor has threaded inserts for mounting it should be fine. Very sturdy item!
300328
you will be able tosee what happens is the mount doesnt hang behind the desk its inward. infact if you look at it from the top down at no point does the edges, other than the part attached to the actual desk, hanging over the desk.you should be fine.
1044443
Sure, the mount will allow two monitors to butt to one another, if you get the correct monitors. In my configuration, I need the gap to allow the top monitor to tilt down because of the viewing angle.
1950621
This will not work for a corner mount. Ut will only work on a flat wall surface.
2168170
Sounds like this will work perfectly. Mine is 3 inches off the table top and my monitor is 12 inches.
1882826
I believe it will work in a corner, but it's not particularly designed for it. Usually you see triangular tables for corners. If you don't mind having a large vacant zone from joining both walls by this particular item, then I don't see why it couldn't work. The edges are slightly tapered from the front to he back, so a corner set up would look decent. I hope this helps.
640696
It's 72" long, so it depends on the type of monitor, I would think three on one side would be a bit crowded, but maybe you can put two facing one way and one facing the other way,