I'd like to use this with a dual monitor clamp-on stand and dual 22" monitors. Is the frame recessed at the back of the top where I would place the clamp? I'd probably need at leat a 3" recess. Thank you in advance. Bill
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The desk could be put flush against the wall if so desired. Ours sits approx 3 inches from 1 wall and 1 inch from the other wall.
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I was able to mount 3 27" monitors in Landscape (measure your monitor width, include the bezel). With 3 27"s, each monitor measured 25.55" across, after it was assembled I had maybe 2cm of space on either arm before the clamp would hang off the edge. If this sounds like your setup, you may want to buy an additional mount (Flush Mount). Please see my review.
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If you attach the main pole to the right or left of center. It was designed to be used left and right equal share of center but i use it the way you describe. Only thing is I only use 21 and 20 inch monitors where as you gave 2 27's so might not be a lot of room to work with
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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.
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I have it atached to a single desk. All 3 monitors are the same so the weight is balanced. The arms are not flexible on this model, which would have been nice to have. I actually bent mine inward slightly to get the view angle just right on my 22" Acers. Shouldnt be a problem if your monitors have a wide viewing angle.
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I have this near exact setup on this stand currently. I have a 27" qnix monitor in the middle and two 23" monitors on the sides. It is perfectly fine but not 100% perfect. There are no gaps between the sides of the monitors (and the end monitor mounts adjust so you can find the sweet spot). However side monitors do NOT line up 100% evenly in the middle of the vertical sides of the middle (larger) monitor. But you are not going to do much better with mis sized monitors anyways really. Hope this helps.
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Yes its shouldn't be a problem. I had 3, 23.6" monitors in landscape with about 2 inches to spare on either end. If you go vertical with your 2 side monitors you sound me fine. I have a 30" Crossover monitor that measures 27.5 inches across and most 24" monitors are no more than22 inches across. Also its a very heavy duty stand. Weight is not an issue. Hope that helped :)
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I did not purchase the Allsop Monitor Corner Stand and do not know about it. The model I purchased is not adjustable and would not want an adjustable stand because I do not think it would be secure and stable.
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No, the stand is too short for vertical use. The stand has a custom bracket that only goes on in the normal orientation. However, the are standard mounting threads in back of the monitor, you can use a custom stand.
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The platform for the monitors does lock at different heights, but I'm not sure about where you would need it.
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You made me get out my tape measure to check. "Bezel" is 1mm or about a quarter of an inch. There will be a gap between the monitors and screens. I have a dual monitor setup this monitor and an AOC 23" which has a larger bevel. With both of these monitors sitting together touching the gap between visual portions of both screens is 1" and 1 quarter or a little more than 3mm. I don't have any problems at all as a dual monitor setup for my computer but I don't watch movies or videos the full width of both monitors I choose one or the other. If you are sitting far enough back I wouldn't think it would be a big deal, you will get used to whatever setup you have, just don't use the stands that come with it and get one of those multiple monitor stands that allow you to move them around however you want above your desk.
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The base is heavy enough to hold dual monitors firmly in place. If you don't want the mounting feet on the stand, then you could drill a hole through your desk and install just the upright pole for the monitors. I know you mentioned you didn't want to drill, but just wanted to let you know the 2 standards mounting options for this stand.
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Can anyone who has set up their own diy made clamps post some pictures of the setup? I don't own the workstation and don't want to buy it without being able to clamp my piece. Thanks!
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The clamp has a neoprene cushion on the top, but two screw clamps for the bottom. To protect my stainless desk I put a piece of wood between the clamps and the desk. Whether the desk will hold the monitors is an interesting question: Unless it's 3/4 of an inch or thicker I wouldn't try it. As it is, if it were me I'd go buy a small piece of plywood at Home Depot or Lowes and have them cut it for you so it's 6 inches by 6 inches or something like that. This way the weight is distributed over a much larger surface area. Do be aware that the monitor stand is very heavy all on its own. There are also monitor holders with wall clamps instead of a desk clamp. That might be a much safer alternative for you. The clamp has a neoprene cushion on the top, but two screw clamps for the bottom. To protect my stainless desk I put a piece of wood between the clamps and the desk. Whether the desk will hold the monitors is an interesting question: Unless it's 3/4 of an inch or thicker I wouldn't try it. As it is, if it were me I'd go buy a small piece of plywood at Home Depot or Lowes and have them cut it for you so it's 6 inches by 6 inches or something like that. This way the weight is distributed over a much larger surface area. Do be aware that the monitor stand is very heavy all on its own. There... » Read More The clamp has a neoprene cushion on the top, but two screw clamps for the bottom. To protect my stainless desk I put a piece of wood between the clamps and the desk. Whether the desk will hold the monitors is an interesting question: Unless it's 3/4 of an inch or thicker I wouldn't try it. As it is, if it were me I'd go buy a small piece of plywood at Home Depot or Lowes and have them cut it for you so it's 6 inches by 6 inches or something like that. This way the weight is distributed over a much larger surface area. Do be aware that the monitor stand is very heavy all on its own. There are also monitor holders with wall clamps instead of a desk clamp. That might be a much safer alternative for you. « Show Less
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Yes, however I am having trouble getting it to hold my 27" monitor in the vertical position. I had to put a support underneath because no amount of tightening would suffice. I noticed that I was not the only one with that problem. The stand is solid and well made and, other than that one complaint, a good deal.
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The only way this would hold two monitors if it was at the right angle. I would not recommend using two monitors on it. I have a 27" and it barely fits. I tries my two 23" monitors on it and they didn't fit at all
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No problem whatsoever. You'll have plenty of room to angle them any way you would like. My initial setup with this stand was three 21" monitors (all 1920x1080) on the bottom three posts along with one 21" monitor & two laptops taking up the three top spots (using two VESA laptop mounts). While 3 21" monitors BARELY fit (and no angle), they did fit (they were Asus IPS's). Currently I'm running a 27" on the lower center post with a 21" on each side (obviously all mounted vertically, ie 1080x1920), as well as two 21" up top (horizontally mounted).