The description says the monitor is 9.5 x 14.8, this seems pretty large. What size hole is needed to use the flush mount?
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I have mine flush mounted in the dash. The opening is about 7-1/2 X 5-1/8 inches. The opening should be slightly smaller than the monitor housing. This will be obvious when you unpack the unit.
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My Planar Monitor had holes where the original stand was attached. As another has suggested the monitor needs to be VESA compliant. There must be some type of stand that will have to be removed first before this one can be attached.
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The answer depends on the monitor you are using. The specific measurements for the mount can be found here. http://www.atdec.com/SiteMedia/w3svc1068/Uploads/Documents/Visidec%20VFS-DH%20Technical%20specs.pdfI have used this twice. In one circumstance an additional monitor lift was used to get the desired height.
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It has four (4) mounting points at approx 16" spacing horizontal and vertical. Thethread isprobably metric around 5 - 6 mm. Two slavers are provided to help compensate for the differing depth of the rear surfaces. I have mine a standard table mount and use the top 2 holes with supplied hardware to stabilize the display.
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The dimension for the stand bottom plate is 8.5''(wide) x 8''(length), however since our monitor uses VESA standard mount you can use aftermarket brackets to fit on your platform.
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Most monitors have a VESA mount. A 4 inch or so by 4 inch square area with holes. Usually desktop panels have a desktop stand that you remove, and under that are the holes. If your monitor does not have this, then your monitor is a true oddball.
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I was unable to use the mount because there are/were no holes or ways to attack the monitor to the mount. My fault. I should have looked at the back of my monitor.
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Probably work for you, I'm using it for a 24 in monitor. I've installed 4-5 different mounts with different monitors, they all use the same pattern so I'm pretty certain the hole pattern is universal.
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There are 4 hole in the back of monitor.Looks like you can screw in.But 5mm.Not 1cm diameter hole.
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27-1/2" x 12-1/2" Please be aware that this monitor is not setup for wall mounting. There are no holes.
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the holes are standard 3 and 4 inches apart. I only have a 19" with mine and its perfect! I agree that this mount is heavy duty, i even had trouble mounting into a stud because the screws are that good! (and not crappy like a few other mounts I've purchased)
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Gary,It is beyond me why you would buy something without verifying that it fit your needs first, but within a few seconds on Google I found several pieces of information, including some official from HP stating that the VESA Mounting system is not yet available for this monitor.... but there are some third party ones that may work. See reference below.http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Audio-Video-Monitors/VESA-Mounting-a-2711x/td-p/450805Thanks,Scott
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I don't see an obvious way of connecting the monitor to a wall mount. The mount provided is relatively small and takes up very little space.
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No, it's not flush. And the depth of the monitor is not pretty. It makes the monitor look bulky.
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Sorry for the late response, hardly check my mail. But answer to your question, it does have four, square shape holes on the back for mounting to walls or such. but what kind of monitor stand you have, i couldn't say it would fit or not. but Yes if you have the same hole's match up, it can be mounted..
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Hi Shelby, I am not familiar with the BenQ Monitor. Look on the back of the monitor to see if it has a 4" square lay-out for bolting. (middle of back) This is pretty-much the standard layout for mounting and should work just fine. The mount comes with a variety of bolt thread-sizes and should have the ones that you need. Best of Luck, Mitch
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It Is A Flush Mount Fixture, Hole In Wall Is Needed.It's Square Standard Size Of All Flush Mount Types You Would See @ Home Depot.Unable To Measure @ This Time If You Would Like Me Too Ask & I'll Have To Get Back To YouNext Week