How many inches forward from the mounting pole could this arm hold two 24" monitors? I've got a deep desk and don't want the monitors to bee too far away.
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.
159610
It should hold them several inches out from the pole - I have two 27" monitors and can move them a couple of inches out. I'm not sure how deep your desk is, but if you let me know I can attempt to get you more exact numbers tomorrow - I'm at work now.
159611
I moved mine out and from the back of the desk to the front of the screen it measured 15 inches - this is with the monitors (27") sitting straight next to each other. I could get another inch or two if I tilted the monitors in at an angle. Hope this helps.
159612
They extend away from the pole approximately 40.65 cm or 16". Understand, that's not 'forward' technically, since they need to be angled to accommodate the monitors sitting next to each other. My desk is 101 cm or 40" deep, with the arm mounted at the furthest point from the front, and I have no issues seeing my monitors.
159613
I have a pair of 19"s on mine, and can move them from the post 18" forward with out them touching each other, so given the 24" is wider, and may not be able to move as far forward as the 19s, I would say 15-16" off of the post
159614
I just pulled mine forward and it comes forward about 12-15" straight out. If you pull it farther the arm starts to swing in to the side. You could compensate for that by moving the post a bit toward one side.
133419
It would be incredibly ill advised. As it is 24 inch monitors have a delicate balance due to weight with a 24 in the center helping to counter-weight them. The only way you'd fit two 32s is to put them on the arms with nothing in the middle, bringing them together would put them very far forward and the whole thing would end up falling over. This stand is meant for monitors, not TVs.
1404981
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.
1332899
Yes, this stand should be able to handle two 24" and one 27". The stand has several adjustable mechanisms, so you should be able to remove any gaps between monitors.
705344
Monitor pole is 19" tall. Mounting for a monitor is located in the back approximately in the middle. For a 24" monitor, the top would be about 26" from base of desk.
102002
This stand is amazing I have 3 23 inch monitors and they fit perfectly without adjusting the length of the arms yes it will fit you 24inch monitor
940823
Let me see if I understand correctly before answering. Are you looking to see how much these arms will extend? Or if I had the pole in the center of my table, how much would I be able to pull these monitors towards me while still staying side by side?
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
813458
The foot base comes forward several inches to keep it from doing or. Using the mounting bold and drilling a hole through the bottom of your desk would probably provide the same support. I just have the foot stand and it is very stable with 3 24" Asus lcd monitors (older, heavy style).
1271652
Not sure I understand the question. The stand allows 2 rows of 3 monitors to move up and down the 32" high post. The arm on each row is 64" long, extending 32" each side. You can figure it out by measuring the height of your 23" monitor and multiply it by 4, if it's less than 63" then the answer is yes. The side mount brackets can be used on both top and bottom arm.
2168172
I have a 24" flatscreen mounted to mine its about 3 inches off the desk.Shoul be fine for you.
80336
I have two monitors, 32" and 24" respectively. I have room for one more. With that in mind, you can easily have 3 24" monitors without a problem. Given its design, it is rather sturdy in such a way that it can support more weight than usual. I even have an 8-10 pound center speaker behind the 32" monitor, which is centered relative to the desk.
311765
I have two 24" monitors mounted on my Halter and I can lower them so that they touch the top of my desk. The holding bar will extend all the way down to the bottom of the unit's weighted stand about two inches above the desk.
1200109
The arm between the monitor bracket and the pole is about 9 inches. The monitor bracket (with its hinge) is about 1 and a half inches. The monitor bracket rotates, as does the arm that connects to the pole. This allows a whole lot of adjustment as to the final location of the monitor.
802441
I have three 23" monitors at viewing level, and two 10" monitors below. I was able to adjust the angles perfectly. If you aren't using the 24" monitor often, you'll probably be good with the setup. The angle will be fine if the base of the stand is located at about 3 inches above knee height while you sit. If it is higher, you'll be craning your neck up to look at the 24"
672460
The pole stands 18 inches off my desktop. Very Sturdy. I have the dual arm model and a single arm model . The center pole is the same on both. I have two Acer 27 inch monitors on the dual and a Acer 24 inch mounted vertical on the single. I am really impressed with them.
2009725
if you were to raise the arm that supports the monitor all the way to the top of the supporting pole you would have about 10" clearance from the bottom of the monitor (mine is a 19" monitor) to the desk level...