My desk is rather deep. How far forward can these arms hold the monitor (closer to where you are sitting)? I have two 24" monitors.
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This monitor holder has infinite adjustments. I have a large desk and have never had an issue with monitor position. I recommend this product and would buy another if needed.
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Rough measurements. From the back of the table to the center of the upright post is 1.5 inches. From there, the longer arm is 8 inches (from the upright post 'joint' to the 'joint' on other end) and the smaller arm is 5 inches ('joint'-to-'joint'). Add to that the 4 inches from the end joint of the small arm to the 'face' on my monitor screen. So approx 18.5 inches from the back of the table to front of screen. HOWEVER, that extension is achieved if only one monitor is pulled forward. With my two 22-inch monitors side-by-side (horizontal), it is only about 10 inches from the back of the table to the front of the screens. So I expect two 24-inch monitors will shorten that distance even more.
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Rough measurements. From the back of the table to the center of the upright post is 1.5 inches. From there, the longer arm is 8 inches (from the upright post 'joint' to the 'joint' on other end) and the smaller arm is 5 inches ('joint'-to-'joint'). Add to that the 4 inches from the end joint of the small arm to the 'face' on my monitor screen. So approx 18.5 inches from the back of the table to front of screen. HOWEVER, that extension is achieved if only one monitor is pulled forward. With my two 22-inch monitors side-by-side (horizontal), it is only about 10 inches from the back of the table to the front of the screens. So I expect two 24-inch monitors will shorten that distance even more. Rough measurements. From the back of the table to the center of the upright post is 1.5 inches. From there, the longer arm is 8 inches (from the upright post 'joint' to the 'joint' on other end) and the smaller arm is 5 inches ('joint'-to-'joint'). Add to that the 4 inches from the end joint of the small arm to the 'face' on my monitor screen. So approx 18.5 inches from the back of the table to front of screen. HOWEVER, that extension is achieved if only one monitor is pulled forward. With my two 22-inch monitors side-by-side (horizontal), it is only about 10 inches from the back of the... » Read More Rough measurements. From the back of the table to the center of the upright post is 1.5 inches. From there, the longer arm is 8 inches (from the upright post 'joint' to the 'joint' on other end) and the smaller arm is 5 inches ('joint'-to-'joint'). Add to that the 4 inches from the end joint of the small arm to the 'face' on my monitor screen. So approx 18.5 inches from the back of the table to front of screen. HOWEVER, that extension is achieved if only one monitor is pulled forward. With my two 22-inch monitors side-by-side (horizontal), it is only about 10 inches from the back of the table to the front of the screens. So I expect two 24-inch monitors will shorten that distance even more. « Show Less
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I don't quite understand the question, but I have this mount on my desk and it us a fantastic device to hold my 2 24" monitors. It's versatile, sturdy, functional and looks great. The screw type clamp device that fastens it to my desk is well constructed and easy to install. I haven't measured the clamp, but it will need a couple of inches from the edge of the desk lip, and the thickness of the desk surface isn't an issue because the clamp can accomodate a fairly thick edge. Hopefully this addresses your concernDavid
125846
Thats about how much is actually clamped onto my desk too, just make sure you use tools to tighten the clamp, I should also note, I modified the arms on mine to go 3 wide, on a 6x6 monitor system
596332
27 and 22 will fit. I currently have 2 x 27 in monitors set up. No issues. It will not tip over unless it's not screwed tightly to desk
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Sure. The arms pivot on a center post and have about 225 degrees of usable motion. The size of the monitors limit the minimum angle that is usable. I have two 23" monitors attached at the very ends of the arms using about 160 degrees. That provides a pretty good viewing angle for both monitors.
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I have a 24" flatscreen mounted to mine its about 3 inches off the desk.Shoul be fine for you.
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Treva, I have 2: 23-1/4" monitors (measured diagonally), on my WorkFit, there is room for larger monitors than that-possibly up 25".
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My best guess with 24" monitors is that the arms will probably extend out approximately 12".
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Yeah that's kind of a hard question to answer without full dimensions on your monitors and their mounting locations. However, Judging off of my setup, I would guess that you could get about 10" from the bottom monitor and the desk. Again that is a educated guess using my own monitor dimensions and mounting but should be close.
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My desk is about an inch from the wall, I can push the monitor back to about 2" from the wall.
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The Arm's max tension is reached right around the 30# mark, much over that and they likely wont be able to hold the monitor in the position desired. Beyond that, these particular arm's really don't have that good of a vertical range for a monitor of that size leaving you with little room for adjustment - and you certain wouldn't be able to rotate the monitor without having the arm mounted to the desk.s
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Length wise I don`t think you will have a problem if you place them in a V configuration. My only concern is how deep the base of your monitors are? You may not have enough useable work space when you consider your mouse and key board.
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The arm is about 14 inches from the center post to the end joint. Then there is a 2inch section that attaches to the monitor and turns about 180 degrees. I have 23" monitors on mine. The bottom of the monitor is about 10 1/2 inches to the desk if set at the highest position.
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Yes. My Sit-Stand monitor arm is holding a 24" monitor over a 27" monitor and there is plenty of clearance. My 27" is also on a monitor arm so it is actually sits higher than it would be if I used the built in stand for the 27". The only downside to this sit-stand monitor arm is that it doesn't adjust to multiple heights easily. Any time you want to adjust the height of the monitor you have to loosen, move, and then tighten a couple of the adjustment points. In the grand scheme of things this is really trivial, but something that you might want to be aware of prior to purchase.
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I currently have two 24 inch monitors that are set up side-by-side and they barely fit on my L-shaped desk. The weight of the base and the monitors is much heavier than I anticipated for my inexpensive desk. I cannot even imagine adding more inches to the monitors which would also mean more weight.
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I am using with dual 24"monitors but not all in ones. It is a heavy unit so I am thinking it might support the weight but you would need to support arms closer to the vertical support.
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I have a 24" Dell on the right and a 20" HP on the left of my Free Standing Horizontal. It will hold two 24" Monitors. Brand is not as important as having the four screw mounting holes on the back of the monitor and screws to mount them with. I have an audio interface sitting on the bottom of my stand, to keep it from tipping over.