I have 24inch wide screens, but if I take a tape measure from diagonal corners the full diagonal length 25.2 inches. Will this stand work for that?
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When I had this stand it couldn't hold the weight of my 21 inch monitor and would slant forward so bad I had to return it.
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It should work fine as ours is a 70" Vizio flat screen using the 400x400 mm attachment holes. I upgraded the bolting kit with longer 5/16" stainless steel lag bolts purchased from my local hardware. Mounting it on 16" stud centers gives some added side to side movement. On 24" centers (max) you won't be able to move it sideways as it is only 26.5" wide overall.
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It will certainly be able to hold 2 30" screens at far ends. It will probably struggle to hold a 30" in the center and two 23" screens but it should fit.I have not tried these arrangements myself, but working off of the size of the stand and the size of my other monitors I say it would work wither way. Just remember that you have to keep the two far monitors balanced. So placing 2 23" monitors with a 30" monitor at one of the far ends would not work.
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How did you measure? Usually the size listed is diagonal across the corners of the screen.
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Yes, I'm using mine in a corner. I have a 51 inch in it and it looks fine in the corner. Also, I had asked questions previously about the hardware. My Stand included a bag of hardware, I didn't need to buy anything elsewhere. I was pleasantly surprised by this stand because I didn't realize you can swivel the TV. An added plus.
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I have a 19" screen (measured from diagonal to diagonal) and it fits just fine. There is probably 1 inch of overlap. The screen area is 10"x16" if I measure it length by width.
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Corner to corner diagonally is approx. 43.5". That is point to point so IF it fits it will be extremely tight.
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If your tv actually measures 50" straight across, it won't fit on this stand without 3" hanging over. The stand at the widest part is 47" across the front. If your tv was sold as a 50" tv, then it would fit because the diagonal measurement would be less than 50".
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I have 2 24" monitors on this stand and it's very stable. The manufacturer doesn't really specify a certain screen size that it can accommodate, but does give limitation by screen height (vertical size) and monitor weight. Check your monitor specs and go from there. I can tell you right now, my lower monitor sits about 4" up from my desk, with the 2nd monitor about a 1/2" above the lower one and there is still about 6" left on the vertical rod that holds the monitors.
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Yes I have two 20" screens and the arms are not fully extended. I could move them out more and change the angle fortwo 24"
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I have 3 27" monitors set up with less than 1" left on the bar in the back. A 30" is 3 inches longer and a 24" is 3" shorter so it should be close to fitting depending on how you want them spaced.
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I have mine to support three 24" Samsung P2450. And it barely fits because of the bezel size. I don't now if it can do the 27" in the middle. I also have a 27" that I use for an aux monitor placed on the top. Running 1 over 3 config.
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Can't find my tape measure, but it is wide, at least two inches maybe even 2.25. It does not fit my 1.5 diameter stand
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I just measured it and the tape measure shows 25 & 3/4. If that is too wide for you, don't but it!
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I have a 29" ultra wide on this stand in the center mount. A 23" next to it set up vertically fits with maybe an inch to spare. A 30" with 24" vertical is going to be really really REALLY tight, but it should just barely squeeze it depending on bezel thickness of the screens.
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I have 2 of these dual monitor stands with 22" monitors....absolutely fantastic! They are rated up to 24" monitors, if I remember correctly. 27" monitors will not fit side by side on this stand.
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I have polk 35 monitors not very wide it should. Be all right will go about 2 inches smaller