I will need to be adjusting the height of my computer monitor daily. Is it easy to change the height of this mount? How do you do it?
641952
I installed my mount from the ceiling and that worked very well. The kit comes with several height posts and should work ok for your application.
641953
This is not a flexible height adjustment mount. It's made up of three fixed pieces.
641954
Not easy to adjust. It comes with a bolt and locking nut. However if you replace the locking nut with a wing nut or similar it would be easier to adjust. Only one bolt controls the height adjustment.
641955
Not easy to adjust up and down...someone has to hold the t.v. while someone else stands up there and pulls the out and then the person holding the t.v. has to try to lift or lower it while the person on the ladder tries to get the pin back into one of the preset holes. Huge pain! But swivel is great!
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.
183982
The tilt mechanism does work, in my original post i said that it doesn't, but it does and I've since corrected it. You just have to hold the base and then move the monitor.As to the height, I just measured it and it looks to be almost exactly 18.5 inches. There is no way to adjust the height up or down that I can see.
492555
I myself have not had to do such a thing, but, if I had to raise the monitor, then I would get something to fit under the base to make the monitor higher, like a box or piece of wood or custom make something to fit under.
1192519
Specs say 29 to 34 inches, which is about right from my experience. Adjustment takes a few minutes, you would have to removed everything from the top, take off the sides (easy, they snap off), loosen four thumbscrews, hold the (heavy) top at the new height, and tighten the thumbscrews. Also, to move it down you might have to move the keyboard shelf, which screws to the moveable uprights. So, a lot of work.Note that this is NOT a stand up computer desk, there is a different Safco stand up desk.
2200054
The height position on the mounting post is semi permanent, not something you would want to adjust regularly. However the arm itself provides height adjustment swing capability of about 12 inches BTW, the monitor mounting bracket also has a swing range allowing you to aim the monitor in an upward or downward direction.
643901
Nope it is not height adjustable... What do you mean by tilt? I haven't had any problems with the image as of now, very configurable
1958706
NO, This does not adjust up and down easily. That is what I had hoped when I ordered, but it didn't work well at all, so I gave it to a co-worker to use. If you have a Dell monitor they make one that is better - but still doesn't have a lot of vertical adjustment - must easier to adjust though.
1212692
The legs on the stand adjust. You can easily adapt the height of the monitor by putting a book or ream of paper under the stand if needed.
899492
There are probably faster solutions than this if you plan on repeatedly rotating the monitor. Obviously there's not enough height on the pole to have the top monitor in portrait and the bottom in landscape. Its a matter of loosening a nut changing orientation and retightening the nut, however, I would wonder if repeated adjustments would wear out the tightening capabilities. I used it with one monitor only in landscape and had it sitting stacked on top of a freestanding monitor on an electric bench that raised and lowered from standing to sitting and in between with multiple height changes each day. For me the stand was great. There are probably faster solutions than this if you plan on repeatedly rotating the monitor. Obviously there's not enough height on the pole to have the top monitor in portrait and the bottom in landscape. Its a matter of loosening a nut changing orientation and retightening the nut, however, I would wonder if repeated adjustments would wear out the tightening capabilities. I used it with one monitor only in landscape and had it sitting stacked on top of a freestanding monitor on an electric bench that raised and lowered from standing to sitting and in between with multiple height changes... » Read More There are probably faster solutions than this if you plan on repeatedly rotating the monitor. Obviously there's not enough height on the pole to have the top monitor in portrait and the bottom in landscape. Its a matter of loosening a nut changing orientation and retightening the nut, however, I would wonder if repeated adjustments would wear out the tightening capabilities. I used it with one monitor only in landscape and had it sitting stacked on top of a freestanding monitor on an electric bench that raised and lowered from standing to sitting and in between with multiple height changes each day. For me the stand was great. « Show Less
1507414
I screws into the holes on the back of your monitor. I returned mine since the dimensions for compatible tv's is way off and my 42" was unmountable.
1279303
Yes, there is a tension adjustment. Actually two places. The reason I know this is that I got a new monitor and it weighed less than the previous one. The tallest arm has a cap at the top that can be removed to access the bolt. (This may not be where you need to make an adjustment.) The shorter arm (the one the monitor is connected to) has the adjustment screw at the bottom and takes a 4mm hex screw driver.
664397
Yes, there are tiny screws (~5) and it comes off quite easily. However, the monitor gets its height from the "clear chin". In my case I mounted the monitor with arms, so I did not need the height. good luck
795449
You adjust it how you want it...I advice anyone to get this wall mount. I love mine! I hope this answers your questions....
480265
There is no fixed positions on the stand. You can simply use the allen wrench provided to adjust the height of each monitor mount.
377252
The height adjustments, measured from my desk to the bottom edge of monitor, go from 1 3/4" to 6 7/8" (4.4 cm to 17.5 cm). I found that when pivoting the monitor for portrait viewing, it needs to be tilted outwards otherwise the corner will hit the desk.
1481861
This is a flush mount to the surface of the ceiling. I don't think you can adjust the height.