When not in use will laptop swing out of way? Also what is the min &amp; max thickness of the desk that the clamp will work in.
1273272
yes it will swing out of the way, i did not used the clamp i used screws to hold it in place for the base i used was movil and the computer base could loosen and fall
2165393
I dont have experience with that, but if I were you, I would add some softer coushion (e.g. your old t-shirts/old mouse pads) between the clamp and the desk. Since glass is a quite stiff yet brittle material, it should support the mount+ monitors if you eliminate potential local stresses on the desk surface.
300328
you will be able tosee what happens is the mount doesnt hang behind the desk its inward. infact if you look at it from the top down at no point does the edges, other than the part attached to the actual desk, hanging over the desk.you should be fine.
1630547
The clamp goes about 5" under the desk, length wise. It allows about 4" thickness of desk/clamp total. Does that make any sense?
713735
I secured mine with small C clamps. I did this by cutting a piece of flat molding 3\4 " W X 1\4 thick and mounting this with one end sticking unto the part where the screw would have gone and clamping the wood to the bottom of the desk. Otherwise I would have had to clean off the desk and turn it upside down to screw on the brackets. Works quite well and if it loosens I just retighten the clamps. My clamps by the way were from a previous Fellows under disk which did not work too well. This one does .
1900583
3 inches is enough room, although the clamp has a throat of about 3.5 inches. I had to screw a block to the back side of my desk that I clamped the mount to. The block is only 3 inches deep, and it works perfectly.
319189
I believe the clamp will work on your desk. The range of the clamp is 3/32" to 2-3/8", so your desk would be close to the lower clamp limit. There is a small layer of foam on the top part of the clamp, but you'd probably want to add a flat piece of rubber or other insulation on both sides of the desk where you clamp, to protect the desk and maybe help a little with vibrations.
2165396
I wouldn't clamp directly to the desk since you want to clamp pretty tightly. Put something between the clamp and glass (cardboard, some rubber, etc) to help spread the clamping force. ONce you have it clamped it should be fine though, of course, it is now balanced to the edge where the mounting arm is. If you don't have the glass secured to the base then it could tilt. That's less of an issue with this particular arm and more an issue with any weight close to the edge. My desktop tilted back a bit before I remembered to rescrew it to the base. :)
2202723
It's going to depend on how you set up the stand. I like to use a mouse so I have to place an extension under the laptop that sticks out to the side to support my mouse. I bought it at staples and it makes my laptop about 6 inches wider. It works just fine for me but I don't mind that it doesn't sit completely on the stand. And as long as you use it right, so that the stand cradles the laptop, it should not be a problem as the "keeper" (for lack of a better word) on the bottom of the stand is tall enough that it does not allow the laptop to slip down while inclined, and the extension I bought makes my laptop stand a 1/2 inch taller. Hope this helps It's going to depend on how you set up the stand. I like to use a mouse so I have to place an extension under the laptop that sticks out to the side to support my mouse. I bought it at staples and it makes my laptop about 6 inches wider. It works just fine for me but I don't mind that it doesn't sit completely on the stand. And as long as you use it right, so that the stand cradles the laptop, it should not be a problem as the "keeper" (for lack of a better word) on the bottom of the stand is tall enough that it does not allow the laptop to slip down while inclined, and the... » Read More It's going to depend on how you set up the stand. I like to use a mouse so I have to place an extension under the laptop that sticks out to the side to support my mouse. I bought it at staples and it makes my laptop about 6 inches wider. It works just fine for me but I don't mind that it doesn't sit completely on the stand. And as long as you use it right, so that the stand cradles the laptop, it should not be a problem as the "keeper" (for lack of a better word) on the bottom of the stand is tall enough that it does not allow the laptop to slip down while inclined, and the extension I bought makes my laptop stand a 1/2 inch taller. Hope this helps « Show Less
1400936
It is free-standing. No clamp(s). Moveable? I have two 22" monitors on mine and haven't moved it once I got it set up. I do recommend you put some pads under the stand so it won't scratch your desk top.
596329
My screens are 19 and 14 pounds and it holds just fine at max extention (~2ft). However mine is mounted through a 1 inch mdf desktop with 2 inches of clearance from the edge of the desk. When I was using the clamp to decide where to permanently mount it, the arm was a little unstable and I did not feel comfortable leaving them mounted like that for any extended amount of time. The arm is definitely strong enough to hold both your monitors, it's more a question of how you plan on mounting it. In short; it will hold just fine if you don't use the clamp and have a good solid desktop.
1105069
My desk is pretty close to the wall, I had to slide the mount into place from the side to get it onto the desk. As for the L Clamp, I'm using the bottom two holes, and i had to crawl under my desk and screw in both bolts to clamp down on the desk. There is no way to modify or change the physical mounting point to the desk and how it functions that I am aware of. My desk has a back board, but it is recessed to create a lip that I was able to clamp onto. I wish I could take pictures to explain but, the top surface of the desk is only about 2 inches from the wall, the back board is maybe about 4 inches give or take from the wall. Hope that helps somewhat!
1760952
My desk is 1" thick and the clamps still 1 " to go... I am not sure by what you mean bevel. Do you meant there is a 45 degree bevel away from the edge? The foot of the clamp is 3" deep
125846
Thats about how much is actually clamped onto my desk too, just make sure you use tools to tighten the clamp, I should also note, I modified the arms on mine to go 3 wide, on a 6x6 monitor system
910777
Mine is at work or I would measure it for you. I use it to hold a computer screen (at work I have three). It has really helped with my desk organization with the drawer. It also raises the screen just enough that I no longer have neck strain at the end of the day. Quality made product. I would give it a 5 out of 5 stars
1887804
I answered an earlier question with the clearance measurements under the desk. Measure your laptop when closed, and compare to those measurements.
2141628
It has a fairly sturdy clamp that attaches to the far side of the desk, or you can drill some holes in the desk and bolt it in place. It seems pretty effective.