Does the computer need to be centered between the two bars or can the bars be attached with the computer offset? Case is wider than mounting area.
62424
The case should be centered between the bars to hold it properly. My case is mounted just like the one in the product photo and I have had no problem with the holder.
1454758
The bars are separate, and must be inserted at the last step of installation. If you pre-assemble the unit and place it on the wall where you want to install it, and then mark the center of each end bracket, it is not a problem to get it exactly where you want it. You really need the help of another person to make this an easy job. Use a level to make sure both brackets are placed correctly.
1565160
Have to be very careful, but just pull back corners... One by one... Again be careful or you might brake the little tabs that hold the case against the computer. Hope that helps.
1505926
Yes. You could use the two outer brackets and slide them together to cover up the center mount. The only issue there may be having some of the bars sticking out on each side. How much sticks out would depend on the actual width of your monitors. Hope this helps.
1547170
as the other poster said, you'd need an extension. If you aren't afraid of a little modding, I think you trim enough rubber to make it work without really affecting the case that much. I'd look into something like this: http://tinyurl.com/bsjopln
1941724
not having that case myself....it is hard to say. But i believe the cords will be long enough.....however im more concerned with the cords orientation..... are you sure that psu will line up correctly?
1155440
My installation requires about 24" spacing between the brackets. I think you could easily place the brackets closer than my installation required. The mounting holes in the brackets are slotted which would give you a little ,maybe 1/4", on each bracket bar. Hope this helps.
130407
Yes to both questions,however, the bar to prevent my 17" computer from sliding off the stand, is not quite high enough if I want to watch a movie in bed. Over all I'm very satisfied.
613953
The stand and the rubber spacers are designed to "stick" to the MacBook. You are free to leave some space between the stand and computer, but then you lose some stability. It's your choice. When the stand and computer do not perfectly match, you can remove the computer with one hand.
1497224
I think you'd be out of luck until you had the computer fixed. It is pretty sturdy and fits onto the bar pretty well. Unless you rip it off, I don't know why it would stop working.
773380
I do not thin so. The bar protrudes 1.5 inches from the back of the monitor. I hope this helps you. JT
1077105
No. A separate order is needed for the bracket/rack that is needed to attach the computer to the back of the monitor.
635813
I am not familiar with that PC - sorry! I have a Macbook Pro and there is an extra half inch approx on all sides if that helps. The case is well made and looks like a designer case!
1553085
Yes - that works. I have one at work that does just this. The outer monitors can move left and right on the bar along with full multi-axis tilt. Very study, I am happy with it. I actually have the edges of my outer monitors slightly behind my center monitor to create more curvature.
239704
Haven't tried but am inclined to think not. Certainly center row will not, as it's smaller than two outer rows.
1089318
Okay, back in office, and looked at stands. On the bottom you have a bar running across the front of the base and another running across the back, and two for the sides. As long as you have 'enough lap' to accommodate the approximately 20 cm gap between front and back rails you should be OK. There are no sharp projections or corners I could see and it appears there would be sufficient gap between the fan and your lap to continue providing circulation in the lowest setting, although probably not totally collapsed. All that said, it should be noted this seems designed to sit on a desktop, and not on a lap like some others I have seen. For the price, I would say it is worth a try. Okay, back in office, and looked at stands. On the bottom you have a bar running across the front of the base and another running across the back, and two for the sides. As long as you have 'enough lap' to accommodate the approximately 20 cm gap between front and back rails you should be OK. There are no sharp projections or corners I could see and it appears there would be sufficient gap between the fan and your lap to continue providing circulation in the lowest setting, although probably not totally collapsed. All that said, it should be noted this seems designed to sit on a desktop, and... » Read More Okay, back in office, and looked at stands. On the bottom you have a bar running across the front of the base and another running across the back, and two for the sides. As long as you have 'enough lap' to accommodate the approximately 20 cm gap between front and back rails you should be OK. There are no sharp projections or corners I could see and it appears there would be sufficient gap between the fan and your lap to continue providing circulation in the lowest setting, although probably not totally collapsed. All that said, it should be noted this seems designed to sit on a desktop, and not on a lap like some others I have seen. For the price, I would say it is worth a try. « Show Less
1669926
Its essentially a big X.. that expands to accommodate the width of your tower.My tower is HUGE! (Thermaltake Armor LCS) and is sits under the middle of the case stable and secure for years now.Never had a problem. Hope that helped :)