I Want to set up three 24'' Monitors... and a tower... and keeboard.... etc. Could it support the weight and length...
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i am running 3 27 inch monitors, and a keyboard on the desk. not enough space for my tower on the desk too, but it fits underneath. the desk handles the weight of the monitors just fine.
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The stands are very strong and made of steel...they will hold vertical weight 12 lbs easily. I have two 19 inch monitors per stand no issues. The stand base is much larger than the picture suggests, at least 12 inches per leg and about 2 1/2 to 3 inches wide. You could use double sided tape under each leg to really hold it down or even drill and screw it to a surface if you had real concerns. Only issue is if the monitor is pushed back since there is no support there. The stand is designed as front weight biased. My monitor verticals rest against a window ledge and provides support if they are knocked backwards....hope this helps The stands are very strong and made of steel...they will hold vertical weight 12 lbs easily. I have two 19 inch monitors per stand no issues. The stand base is much larger than the picture suggests, at least 12 inches per leg and about 2 1/2 to 3 inches wide. You could use double sided tape under each leg to really hold it down or even drill and screw it to a surface if you had real concerns. Only issue is if the monitor is pushed back since there is no support there. The stand is designed as front weight biased. My monitor verticals rest against a window ledge and provides support if they... » Read More The stands are very strong and made of steel...they will hold vertical weight 12 lbs easily. I have two 19 inch monitors per stand no issues. The stand base is much larger than the picture suggests, at least 12 inches per leg and about 2 1/2 to 3 inches wide. You could use double sided tape under each leg to really hold it down or even drill and screw it to a surface if you had real concerns. Only issue is if the monitor is pushed back since there is no support there. The stand is designed as front weight biased. My monitor verticals rest against a window ledge and provides support if they are knocked backwards....hope this helps « Show Less
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I have 3 24" monitors and those barely fit. I do not think that set up would work.
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Mario - You should have no problem. I have three ASUS 24" Monitors and they fit fine. This is a very sturdy stand. The instructions aren't the best, but once you figure out how all the mounts work and their adjustments, you'll find it's very flexible and a pretty stable platform. I've been extremely happy with the stand so far. Note that the angle adjustments for the monitors seem tight at first, but you just need to use a little more force than you might think. I also suggest you try and get the height of your horizontal bar set before mounting the 3 monitors as it can be a bit of a pain to adjust the height once you have everything mounted up. It's not impossible, but you might need a second set of hands to do it. It's easier to adjust downwards than back upwards, so if you need to, error on the side of being too high at first.
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I have the 36" desk. 2 24" monitors would fit however the sides would stick out over the edges about 2" on each side. Since the support poles on either side are centered between the back and the front edges of the desk to balance the weight you have two options. 1 place the monitors on the front half. 2 place the monitors all the way back on the desk and the angle of view might still allow you to see the edges of the screen. It can be done. It all depends on how much foot traffic you get on the sides of the desk placement and the actual width of the monitor frames.
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It is very sturdy (I'd feel comfortable with putting two LED monitors on it), but not really big enough to handle the monitors side by side. 50# is really excessive.
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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.
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Definitely. I have a 27" monitor that is close to that weight and it works great.
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I wouldn't try it. I've got 3x 21 inch monitors on mine and I consider them to be at about the ideal angle. With a 24" center and 2x 27" wings, if it does manage to work, they would all be flat and quite uncomfortable to look at.
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I have a 27" that it holds nicely, however, I don't think it is the weight you should be concerned about. Too large a monitor will not give you the height or maneuverability that it is designed for.
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Yes. It should be plenty strong enough. We have that size monitors on them and they easily could accommodate the iMac additional weight.
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Stands are heavy duty. We have 6 workstations with a 24" and 22" monitors and never had any stability issues.
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The model is supposed to support "up to" 24" wide monitors. But, looking at the stand where the monitors connect, it looks like it could support a wider monitor. I can slide my 24" inch monitors so there's about 4-5 inches of space between the monitors. The bezels on my monitors are about a half-inch, so it really depends on the size of your bezels.
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I have a triple monitor setup, 22" on the edges & 24" on the center, and they barely fit. I don't think you can set 3+ 24" monitors, unless you use a vertical one. The table is pretty sturdy, but it is not THAT big.
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I have 2 24" monitors on this stand and it's very stable. The manufacturer doesn't really specify a certain screen size that it can accommodate, but does give limitation by screen height (vertical size) and monitor weight. Check your monitor specs and go from there. I can tell you right now, my lower monitor sits about 4" up from my desk, with the 2nd monitor about a 1/2" above the lower one and there is still about 6" left on the vertical rod that holds the monitors.
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I can't tell how sturdy it is because the plastic parts did not match and so far I have been unable to put it together. I would think if the monitors are heavy the weight might put too much stress on the plastic.
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yes it would support that much weight ,,,, the mounting screws will not . if affixing to wood suggest 2" long screws . in steel structure use bolts, washer nuts ,,,,,, the mounting bracket holes can be enlarged to 1/4 " . hope this is helpful