I have a new Dell 23" (about 24 lbs.) all-in-one computer and want to mount it to a wall - will this product do that?
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Not as is, but there is a separate wall mount adapter listed on the humanscale site under accessories for this (it's another $108). I have mine mounted to a desk with a clamp. This is an excellent quality arm and will have no problem supporting your dell.
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This model is clamp mount and won't mount to the wall. You would need the wall mounted version.
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Hello, the manufacturer has a direct wall mount for this item for an additional fee. Were you still requiring the same type of movement?
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The drive will mount up, but i found out that it did not fit in my dell laptop (too tall) so i went with a newmodeus model (at 4x the price) and it was a direct factory replacement (same slant on the bezel as well) so it really depends on your drive height limitation.
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I checked the instructions and checked the design of the back of the monitor, the instructions do not refer to any options of wall mounting, I do not believe by the design that it can be wall mounted, but we may want to check with the HP about wall mounting.
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We have ours sitting on my computer desk--the footprint is not any larger than a monitor. I use the keyboard/mouse set up but can still swipe if I have to. My advice about mounting -- make sure you have the support board nailed to joists just to insure it would not pull out. The shipping weight was 23 pounds as I remember.
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I used it to mount my 23" computer monitor to the wall. It worked great and was very sturdy. I would say it mounts as close to the wall as possible. If you want to mount your monitor to the wall I would say you will not be disappointed with this product.
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It has hardware to fit many different monitors. If your monitor has a standard size backplate, it should work. After all, Dell is a fairly savvy company, and I would assume they use a standard arrangement for the rear wall mount screws...
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Check at the back of your computer whether you have VESA 75x75 and 100x100 mounting holes and if not you might have to give Dell a call and see whether there specific VESA mount adapter kit (like hApple they special ones for the iMac). If so then it means you would be able to MX Desk Mount arm. However, given that it maxes out at 30lbs, I would look elsewhere for something that would take up to 40lbs (to be safe side given your computer has touch screen and that you will be moving it quite a bit all the time. You might also want to look at this if you cannot get a VESA adaptor: http://www.ergomart.com/CRT-monitor-arms/monitor_arm_CRT3418details.htm
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It has a fairly heavy base on it. If you are using monitors larger than 23 inches however I suggest you mount it to your desk. It does come with mounting hardware.
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Absolutely! It's "vesa" compliant (which means it has a bracket for attaching a wall mount) You can read this at the Dell site and download the product manual.
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Others have mostly covered it. I would add also that the weight would become problematic for the base. It does come with the hardware to mount it to the desk though, so you could do that. You may be able to get a 27in monitor on there though if you got a thin bezel version. It would be pushing it though.
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Yes. It's not very heavy and it comes with mounting screws. I would suggest using the plastic wall anchors to make sure whatever weight you put on it will hold 100% safely and securely.
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If you intend to install this product high on a wall, mount the bracket vertical and ensure all four mounting screws are centered in a stud. This is a very sturdy bracket; it will hold the weight just fine.
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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.
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There is a plastic fitting that will fit under the desktop part and it will mount onto a wall with two screws. It is not that heavy and I am quite sure you won't need anything to substantial to keep it on the wall. I used anchors though.
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Mine is not wall mounted but it should not be a problem. The mounting bracket will probably give you at least a couple of inches which should be plenty.
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I have a 46" LED LCD TV which doesn't weigh more than 35 lbs if even that much. If your tV doesn't weigh much, that is a call you'll have to make. However, the mount itself wasn't more than $70, so it might be worth a try and if it doesn't work, you're not out a lot of money. The first flat wall mount I bought was $300. Good luck.
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I don't think this would work. There is no solid way to wall mount. It is heavier than you think.