I have a glass topped desk and want to mount two of these for two all in one computers. Will it support it?
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First of all make sure that your AIOs are not heavier than 30 lbs (13 kg). Second you should think about your glass top table. I don't know what type of table you have and how much stress your table top can endure. I would suggest you use wall mount instead of table mount.
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Hello Hashem,Yes, you can mount two different sized monitors.Please let me know if you have any additional questions.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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Yes. I use one with my All-in-one desktop and one with my Laptop, and it works great.
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Personally, having tried both methods, I would opt to have separate mounts. For one thing, if you change your desk configuration later, you may find that having a dual mount is no longer suitable for some reason.
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I have a Galant desk and use this stand with 3 24" asus LED monitors on it. It should do fine unless you are placing the clamp near a corner on the desk... but for good measure I would add a support underneath, like a 2x4 or something. The clamp opens up very wide so you'll be able to add a bit of stiff material underneath to help the desktop support it.
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Yes, it should be fine to use only the top. Make sure you have room for the base as it is quite large. But that is what makes the stand sturdy. I drilled a hole in my desk and used included mounting hardware and don't use the base of the stand. This is even stronger than using the base as long as your desk isn't too thin and flimsy.
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I assume you mean your desktop as in your desk top. In which case, yes. It will work for that. Although there is a little bit of play in the mount that the monitor slides in. I would suggest using some paper or something similar in thickness to tighten it up.
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As far as I can tell, it will support a PC tower either standing or sideways.
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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.
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Hi Abigail - I have two of these stands - one supports a 24" iMac (2008 model, with optical drive - weight 25lbs) and the other a 23" Toshiba all-in-one PC. No problems with either. Very stable base. As your iMac is shown as 21 lbs., should be OK.
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I could see this working provided a couple of conditions were met, but I would not recommended this with the quad monitor stand. The first condition is that the mounting surface has a square edge. Make sure your desk's mounting edge is not beveled or slopes down to a point edge. The second condition is if you are going to mount this to glass you should attach something solid below the mounting surface between the fastening plates and the glass. You can use a piece of 1/2" acrylic if you want to maintain the transparent look. Mine is mounted on the edge of a 3/4" wood desk and is very solid. I could see this working provided a couple of conditions were met, but I would not recommended this with the quad monitor stand. The first condition is that the mounting surface has a square edge. Make sure your desk's mounting edge is not beveled or slopes down to a point edge. The second condition is if you are going to mount this to glass you should attach something solid below the mounting surface between the fastening plates and the glass. You can use a piece of 1/2" acrylic if you want to maintain the transparent look. Mine is mounted on the edge of a 3/4" wood desk and is... » Read More I could see this working provided a couple of conditions were met, but I would not recommended this with the quad monitor stand. The first condition is that the mounting surface has a square edge. Make sure your desk's mounting edge is not beveled or slopes down to a point edge. The second condition is if you are going to mount this to glass you should attach something solid below the mounting surface between the fastening plates and the glass. You can use a piece of 1/2" acrylic if you want to maintain the transparent look. Mine is mounted on the edge of a 3/4" wood desk and is very solid. « Show Less
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Yes. We have several people using this with dual monitors. It is on a cubical work surface. This is a great product.
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Hello Nicholas,This mount should work with your desk, as long as the glass is thick enough. Some previous customers have put small wood blocks between the glass and the clamp to make it stronger.Please let me know if you have any more questions.Thank,Taylor W.VIVO
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I don't believe it would work with a "very thin" desk top as you need enough thickness to be able to anchor the carrying rails.
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I have had no problems with my desk I have had my tower keyboard monitor and a printer on the desk with no problem yes it will support the weightso you should have no problem with the desk
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It might if you get the one with the workspace. But you might be able to find something else that would work since you do not need the monitor mounting. You might look at the stand sit desk by Ikea
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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.