Can the top bracket slide up and down to accomodate specific spacing of top and bottom row of monitors, or do they have specific positions
619117
Yes the top and bottom brackets can be moved up and down. There are 4 predrilled holes allowing movement up or down. I have Benq 22" monitors and I have the bottom bracket moved all the way up and the top bracket all the way down and there is a small space between the top and bottom monitors. I do think they should have more predrilled holes all the way down but I suppose you could drill them yourself.
619118
there are slots about 1 1/2 inches apart, which means you cannot make small adjustment up and down. But you can slide the monitors left and right along the arms.
619119
The top and bottom arms are both adjustable in height. they have multiple holes in the central post to choose from, so it does allow for a variety of combinations, but does not accommodate every possible position.
619120
Not 'as-is'. The cross bars do not clamp on to the mast to allow infinite adjustment. They instead are secured by bolts that fit into pre-drilled threaded bolt holes in the mast. However, with the correct size drill and tap you could easily customize to suite your needs. Hope that helps,Ed.
619121
Not 'as-is'. The cross bars do not clamp on to the mast to allow infinite adjustment. They instead are secured by bolts that fit into pre-drilled threaded bolt holes in the mast. However, with the correct size drill and tap you could easily customize to suite your needs. Hope that helps, Ed.
619122
There are a few options but if you are going to use 6x27 inchers then there is only one combo that will fit it. So they can be adjusted, but that doesn't mean the monitors will fit.
619123
There are five specific mounting positions for the top cross-bar and five for the bottom cross-bar. The lowest position for the top cross-bar is 6" below the top of the center pole. The lower cross-bar mounting positions are 17" from the bottom to 11.5" from the bottom of the center pole. The center pole is 35" in total height.
619124
Yes - The top bracket that holds the top three monitors is able to slide up and down the center pole. As is the bottom braket so you can make as much or little space as you want between the two rows of monitors. Hope that helps.
2194406
You should be able to depending on your monitor - it does come with the mounting bracket attached.
598017
The stands come with multi-fit brackets but I don't recall as to whether or not a bottom fit was one of the options.
1934326
Yes, you should be able to overlap them by adjusting the angle of the side monitors and distance down the side rails you mount them. But I suspect you would have a smaller range of available angles to choose for the side monitors if you did this.
1474713
the stand has a button on the back where it connects to monitor... push it and stand releases to reveal a square of screws matching a type of wall mount, not sure on exact spacing...
62858
Brackets on the stand mount to the standard holes in the back of the monitor(s). You will need to remove the stand that came on the monitor. The more I use this, the better I like it.
1553085
Yes - that works. I have one at work that does just this. The outer monitors can move left and right on the bar along with full multi-axis tilt. Very study, I am happy with it. I actually have the edges of my outer monitors slightly behind my center monitor to create more curvature.
553937
This monitor does NOT adjust vertically. I purchased 2 of these monitors and the "Mount-It! Dual Freestanding Monitor Stand for Monitors Up to 27" screens", to make them fully adjustable.
871376
No, it's not really designed to move after you have set up the 3 monitors. You can tilt them up toward you a little, but that would be the extent, but even that isn't very good if you intend to stand.
1622721
To clarify on B. McArdle's curt, "no", the display mount can't be adjusted with the display panel in place. That is because the alan bolts are covered by the display. But it is easy enough to remove the panel, loosen the two bolts, slide the mount up or down as needed, retighten the bolts and replace the display. So if you are wanting to easily slide the display up and down for different viewing positions, then no, this stand will not do what you want. But if you were just wondering if some fine tuning could be done after the panel was placed, yes, it should not be too difficult.
1771936
pretty easy. You can slide the arms up or down if you move the brackets down. If you want a min height just set the bracket on the bar. You don't have to mess with screws the weight of the monitors lock it in place pretty solid. Hope this helps, it's a good buy.
1419889
I believe so (but don't have monitors in those sizes here to test it). The brackets do slide left and right. From the center of the stand to the far edge (and the bracket slides to sit flush with the far edge) it measures 13 inches. It looks like a 27" monitor is just over 25" wide. So a 27" monitor moved to one far side and a 21" on the other side should fit.
1807971
I don't think so. Looking at the monitor, I don't see the bolt patterns that would allow you to mount that particular monitor using this type of bracket. Do you have pre-drilled holes in the back of the monitor in an X pattern? When I looked up your model, I saw a smooth housing on the rear of the monitor.
2235314
Yes you can. The two outer mounting brackets can slide along the arms. So you can slide them in until the monitors meet.
456995
Yes, You are correct. By moving the arms forward or backward you can adjust the monitors closer or away from each other. You can also tilt the monitors up or down.
2119885
Yes, you can configure this stand to hold your monitors so that they are either floating just above your desk or so that the monitors are resting on the desk. The height horizontal bars that hold the two monitors is fully adjustable. They slide up or down over the full length of the vertical support bar. You can move them down as far as the base that sits on your desk (so that even the bottom of very tiny monitors will touch your desk).
167881
No. I had to get my IT guy to make a bracket that fit the monitor. It is the only downside to buying this monitor.