Can this desk support 2 or more 24" flat screen monitors?
1753932
I have a triple monitor setup, 22" on the edges & 24" on the center, and they barely fit. I don't think you can set 3+ 24" monitors, unless you use a vertical one. The table is pretty sturdy, but it is not THAT big.
1753933
It is very sturdy and could support them weight wise if that's what you mean. More than 2, may not have enough room, but again, weight wise would be fine.
1206738
This mount will work with 24" monitors. Please ensure the VESA pattern and carrying capacity are within the limits of the mount.
1127236
yes, it supports up to six monitors. But the resolution will all be 1920x1200.
590139
I would say yes. I have three (3) 24" monitors mounted, and easily could add 4" to each side of the center one (making it 32") and have them work just fine. On measuring, I have almost 7" left of monitor arm on each side right now.. so plenty of room to grow.
1586264
I believe so. The specs say up to 24" monitor supported. This is for height/width reasons of the actual stand, but the actual connections (screw holes) are an industry standard, so technically you can connect the stand to the back of any monitor but ones larger than 24" will not have the clearance of course.
671855
I wouldn't try it. I've got 3x 21 inch monitors on mine and I consider them to be at about the ideal angle. With a 24" center and 2x 27" wings, if it does manage to work, they would all be flat and quite uncomfortable to look at.
2035102
Your 24" screen will fit with room to spare. That would be the perfect size for this desk. I am really happy with this product, it's really nice
1220373
It obviously depends on the size and weight of the monitors! The desk is sturdy enough and big enough for two of what I currently have on the desk!
159609
I have two 27" Monitors and they touch edge to edge and the surface is approximately 6" forward of the rear edge of the desk. without actualy installing two 24" Monitors I can not answer the question, but since they would have theo mounts a couple of inches closer together it would seem they could project forward 2-4" more.
1193336
This product will support your 24 inch monitors. I have two set up beside each other and one above. You could probably fit bigger screens depending on the angle you want the bottom two to each other
708088
What I did with dual monitors (one 27" and the other 24") was mount the 24" to a wall mount that protruded about 18" out on the first top shelf (screws and mount fixed to the back panel expanding the three tables) and the 27" on the main shelf. Two 24" side by side on the main shelf will have to be brought out past the metal pillars, since the cubby area is only wide enough to fit possibly a 32, which would leave maybe 10" of work space on the desk in front of you.
1289601
The model is supposed to support "up to" 24" wide monitors. But, looking at the stand where the monitors connect, it looks like it could support a wider monitor. I can slide my 24" inch monitors so there's about 4-5 inches of space between the monitors. The bezels on my monitors are about a half-inch, so it really depends on the size of your bezels.
1762759
Eric - I would highly doubt it. I have 3 ASUS 24-Inch Monitors and it works great, but that would pretty much be the maximum. It "might" allow you to mount them, but you would have no ability to angle the monitors in any way that was beneficial. They would have to remain completely flat and straight, 'IF', it worked at all.
2051866
I have a rosewood desk that I use in my studio and I have 6, 27 inch monitors on that desk. I have moved the monitors a few times to different locations on the desk with no issues.
692617
There are models that can hold two monitors. You must calculate the weight and size and verify with the manufacturer before ordering.
2262733
no without additional hardware. it can handle 1 extra monitor out of the box
1401215
Yeah, that should work fine. Just remove the 2nd monitor mount. I have two of these that I've used for around 3 years with 4 24" monitors (also for coding) and they're perfect.