Would this stand be able to safely mount to this glass desk? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TJX4E06?psc=1
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No. It would shatter the glass once monitors were mounted. I would recommend either a metal or wooden desk. Even with a wooden desk, I had to reinforce the side of the desk where the stand would be mounted to the desk. I am using 3 27in monitors on this stand.
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A glass panel would not be strong enough to support this stand in my opinion. The clamp is really beefy and requires a minimum thickness (not at home to measure it). I would not recommend using this on anything less than and inch thick. You could add wood blocks to build up the area around the clamp but I'm not sure that a glass panel would be able to withstand that amount of torq (weight will not be coming straight down).
78920
A friend of mine has that desk and it is really cheap. I'm not sure I would put 3 monitors on that desk to begin with. That desk weighs 50lbs to begin with, so even with light 24" monitors, you would still double the weight...
78921
If you put blocks of wood between the glass and clamp it might work. But I wouldn't think that this stand should be on a glass desk. I would look for something else.
85759
I think it might. The stand itself is pretty heavy alone and if you put the screens in it that adds more weight. You could add some thicker blocks either below or so top of the desk in between the clamp so there isn't as much pressure on the desk. My desk is glass and I have to use some blocks so my desk doesn't break.
2165395
can't say but I have mine mounted on a half inch desk edge without any problem. The top part of the mount covers a fairly large area but the bottom has two significant clamps that you may want to tighten up against something that protects the glass.
1799393
the glass top is attached to the base, not free standing. Two screws secure it just underneath the top of the metal stand. It is secure and of a good weight so that it is stable. hope that helps you!
1079983
It works on our glass topped dining room table, so there's no reason to believe it won't work on a glass desk. Hope that helps.
249058
Yes!!!! If i was you get the stand its nice!! It will support it just fine. No trouble at all.
67593
Yes you can mount this along any edge of the desk. If the desktop is then particleboard, I would sandwich a couple thin pieces of wood to spread out the weight distribution.
808787
It should work quite well for that purpose. The only thing you may need to do, is purchase some small adhesive rubber feet or pads, to attach to the underside of the stand legs. That would ensure it wouldn't slide or slip on top of the desk.
728755
NO! It is not secure enough for that at all.....on a table or desk it will work but if wanting it good and stable I would not recommend this one....
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I think so. Just make sure the desk has a lip in the back where the arm can clamp on to.
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I'm not certain. This is a heavy-duty, strong unit. Well-made to be stable. I think the glass would have to be pretty thick to handle the weight of the unit and any computer or other load you add to it.
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I wouldn't recommend it! I don't think the hardware is sturdy enough to act as a pedestal sitting upright with the weight of a monitor. It was definitely designed to hang from something. I have a larger 22" monitor that I mounted to my desk using a different mount from a company called Mount-it that I purchased through Amazon. Here is the link to that product and it works very well mounting to a desk or any other flat surface. Mount-It! MI-706 Height-Adjustable Computer Monitor Desk Mount Stand for One LCD Flat Screen Monitor, VESA 50, 75 and 100 Compatible with 22, 23, 24, 27, 30 inch Monitors, Full Motion, Tilt, Swivel, 33 lbs Capacity, Clamp Base I wouldn't recommend it! I don't think the hardware is sturdy enough to act as a pedestal sitting upright with the weight of a monitor. It was definitely designed to hang from something. I have a larger 22" monitor that I mounted to my desk using a different mount from a company called Mount-it that I purchased through Amazon. Here is the link to that product and it works very well mounting to a desk or any other flat surface. Mount-It! MI-706 Height-Adjustable Computer Monitor Desk Mount Stand for One LCD Flat Screen Monitor, VESA... » Read More I wouldn't recommend it! I don't think the hardware is sturdy enough to act as a pedestal sitting upright with the weight of a monitor. It was definitely designed to hang from something. I have a larger 22" monitor that I mounted to my desk using a different mount from a company called Mount-it that I purchased through Amazon. Here is the link to that product and it works very well mounting to a desk or any other flat surface. Mount-It! MI-706 Height-Adjustable Computer Monitor Desk Mount Stand for One LCD Flat Screen Monitor, VESA 50, 75 and 100 Compatible with 22, 23, 24, 27, 30 inch Monitors, Full Motion, Tilt, Swivel, 33 lbs Capacity, Clamp Base « Show Less
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Yes, you should be able to mount it with no problem.. the clamp is adjustable. But if the desk is not heavy enough and you are mounting the arm and monitor on the side, you may need to counter balance to keep the arm and monitor from tipping the desk. I have the arm and large monitor mounted on a very small portable laptop desk.. also have one mounted on a heavy desk with glass top. I just put a pad between the glass and the clamp and I have had no trouble with it. The only problem I have had is that if I swing the monitor away from the desk it will tip the desk..even the heavy desk.
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I have mine mounted to an Ikea desk and it is fine. The key is to check the thickness of the desk you will be attaching the tray to and, if necessary, get shorter screws so you don't go through the top surface of the desk.
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We tried mounting it to the metal edge of a glass top desk since it was too heavy for the glass, but that didn't really work since the metal edge was too thin. You really need a pretty sturdy wooden or metal desk for this thing.
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As long as the feet of the plasma stand fit, it would technically support it. I think it would be a matter of time until it got knocked off or tipped somehow. This is better as a compqnion to a wall mount setup.
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I would not recommend using this clamp directly on the glass. The surface of the clamp is only about 3/4 inch in diameter on the bottom and is likely to break the glass. Using wood blocks on top and bottom of the glass and clamping to that would distribute the force of the clamp and possibly make it safe.