We are thinking about several of these to use in our church with 80" monitors. The question is how tall will that be if we raise the stands fully?
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Hello Gene and thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately the listing for this stand was incorrect but it has since been updated/corrected. This stand can accommodate TV's between 32 and 65 inches, weighing no more than 175lbs. Maybe something like our SKU# TVJT321G1 would work better for you, and it's highest setting is 63.05", or our SKU# TVJT320ND2 which is 61" tall at it's highest (both are measured from the floor to the center of the mounting bracket).Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
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We have not set the stands up yet, but from the description the stand goes all the way up to 95 inch, and you can calculate the rest from your TVs dimension I suppose?
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First it is a very well built stand with heavy gauge steel. The top of the stand, when fully extended, is about 7.5 Feet. Assuming the VESA mount is centered in the back of the TV, you can calculate the top height by referring to the TV manufacturers specifications. We use one of these every Sunday at church and it has worked out quite well.
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i just mounted my 2 tv's right now. i have 65" and at max extension they are 9' to top of tv. i did not use the included mount extensions which give another 5-6" of height, my guess is if you use the extensions with an 80" tv you would be close to 10' to top of screen.
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Doesn't sound like these will be tall enough. From the desktop to top of pole it is only 18 inches. This means that the highest center point of monitor would be 16 3/4 inches from top of desk.
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I have two 27" AOC monitors connected to my stand. The stand is very sturdy and works well for me.Just make sure your monitor has the correct hole setup for the mount so you can secure it onto the mount. Some monitors do not line up correctly.
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This is the same monitor model I have. It has removable leg spacers that let you raise.the height.
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I agree with all that responded. My stand has been great (50' TV) do know they can cause problems though. Be sure to use the proper screws, do not over tighten, you should be fine. AND I agree Sceptre customer service is fantastic! A+++ from personal experience.
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The base of the stand is about 1 inch high and I believe the center pole is about 18 inches high. The monitors can be adjusted along the center pole for as high as the center pole goes.
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The stands I bought have 6 preset holes. If I have to guess the height I would say at least 6 feet to 6.5 feet. I have to left the speaker above my head to get them on the stand. I like them a lot. Good luck with them. I hope this help you.
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If you're not looking to mount them too high off the ground these stand should do you just fine. My speakers are pretty heavy for unpowered ones and the were fine. So all depends in your usage situation if you want them at maximum height in the middle of an open stage, where there is wind, maybe a bad buy, otherwise I'm extremely happy with them for the price I paid.
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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?
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I don't know why there would be a 27" limit on the single monitor stands. I also have the Dual stand, and there definately is a 27" max. on that one! In fact, that is why I ordered 2 single stands the second time for 2 other monitors. These are heavy duty and I don't see why they wouldn't work for you, especially with a lighter monitor. I am assuming that VESA mount dimentions are the same as with a smaller monitor.
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It's a sturdy stand but it's only for a sit down setup...my set isn't here, so I cannot measure the height max, but I can say this...it wouldn't be stable topped out. I do know that it def won't go high enough to stand.
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Mary, I currently have my monitors at about 3.5 inches from my desk to the bottom of my monitor...however you can adjust the height of you monitors as you build the stand. I have my stand built with the braket about half way up. You could easily adjust that to be about 3-4 inches higher (it really is about 6 inches to the top of the stand but that would make me nervous). Hope this is helpful...!!!
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I own a pair of JBL Monitors that weigh upwards of 25 lb each and they are on old "wooden stands", since my purchase of the Seismic stands I put a pair of Alesis monitors on them and they seem too light for the stands. Go ahead and load them down I'm sure they can handle at least 50 lbs. I use isolation pads under them also and it helps with any vibration noise experienced with high volumes.
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I am sorry but I don't have an answer to that question. I have my monitors sitting side by side on regular monitor stands. However, you should be able to find specs if you do a search on VESA or 100mm VESA mounts for monitors (or something like that).
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HI, I, too, have a 15' stand. I added chain to both ends to make it usable. It does hang a bit low to the ground. I wish it were higher.
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The width of the platform that raises is 36". The bases of your two monitors should fit side-by-side with about 3 inches of monitor extending past the end of the base on each side. Should fit easily, especially if you angle them slightly. Great product - go for it.
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Yes, too much. Many bolts but not enough nuts. Poor diagram and instructions. Nothing is label. Stand is for monitors 32" and larger. I had problems mounting a 100x100 vesa 27" monitor and complicated it myself. Not easy to adjust height or angle. Need two bodies to adjust. But, yes. All mounting is there. Good luck.