To what heights (min/max) does the desktop adjust?
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The table-top surface can go as low as 26 inches above the floor, and as high as a little over 30 inches above the floor. I am 6 feet 3 inches tall, and find that the 30-inch height is perfect for me. When the table tilts, it tilts from the front, near the user, so the front, for me, stays at 30 inches high, and the back raises up higher than that through a dozen or so click-stops, up to about 45 degrees, if you want. Nice table for my work. The three small drawers are pretty handy, on the left side. I don't use the simple stool seat very much, but a height-adjustable "tractor-seat" on wheels works well for me, and adds a splash of red and chrome to my studio area.
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Adjust your monitor and stand to the level you need it at, the stand has adjustable height
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It is at a fixed level below the monitor. However, you can adjust the position of the monitor for your height. Not on the fly, however. I've been using this for more than 18 months, and I'm very satisfied.
1934696
I don't know, but my pc is 17.3 and I have approx. 2 inches of inside length left.
1296103
It is adjustable, The range from the bottom of the base/stand to the top of the TV/monitor is adjustable between 5.25 and 6.25 inches.
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Infinite! You can adjust to the precise desirable height, within the confines of the mounting pole height. Depending on the size of your clients monitors it's merely a question of aesthetics, that is, how much of the mounting pole will be protruding above the monitors. However, I have dark monitors so everything blends nicely!
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Nope. Lower keyboard platform is a fixed distance from the upper monitor platform.
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The height adjustments, measured from my desk to the bottom edge of monitor, go from 1 3/4" to 6 7/8" (4.4 cm to 17.5 cm). I found that when pivoting the monitor for portrait viewing, it needs to be tilted outwards otherwise the corner will hit the desk.
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Yeah no problem with that, it just means your screen will be higher. Look up ideal screen height based on where you sit
480265
There is no fixed positions on the stand. You can simply use the allen wrench provided to adjust the height of each monitor mount.
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Absolutely! I have mine adjusted as follows: tray with the curl side up to keep the laptop in place, 1st joint to +75 deg., 2nd joint to -75 or -90 deg. (Depends on how much leg room you need) and the 3rd joint to 0 deg. This places the tray's legs resting on the couch on each side of your legs with the tray over your legs and angled for easy access to the keyboard. The 2nd joint angle determines the height off the couch for your legs. Hope this makes sense!
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The legs on the stand adjust. You can easily adapt the height of the monitor by putting a book or ream of paper under the stand if needed.
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The unit comes with a free-standing, height-adjustable support column you place underneath and near the outer edge of the desktop (close to you) when elevated to provide further support. With the column supporting flush against the desktop bottom, there's no shaking whatsoever. Adjusting the desktop and column takes seconds. Highly recommended.
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It will but it will extend over the desktop part that elevates (props up) somewhat but would still be accommodating. The desktop part ( not including the mousepad part next to it which also elevates independently of the desktop) measures 13. I enjoy mine very much but my laptop is a bit smaller at 15 and still meets my needs nicely. In other words two thumbs up!!
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The stand height is not dynamically adjustable once the monitors have been attached to the arms; however, there are four possible fixed height positions located on the neck of the stand. These positions will allow you to set the height of the mounts within 6 inches of maximum neck height in 2 inch increments (14", 16", 18", or 20" max). Hope this helps.
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It depends on the size of your displays. The mount raises on the pole to a maximum of around 1 foot, however all displays would be centered on the VESA mounts, so the size of your display will determine how high the bottom of the screen is from the base of the mount/your desk. For example, my 27" display is around 8" from the desk to the bottom of the display, whereas my 23" displays are around 10" up.
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mine doesn't adjust, it is set to the tallest. When I try to lower it, nothing moves? Does anyone know why? Thank you