How low can the bottom monitor be set? I'm hoping to configure so that the bottom edge of the lower monitor sits within an inch or so of the desk.
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my monitor bottom sit on the base. the upper monitor might not hold the position well so mine is sitting on the bottom one.
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The clamps can be set anywhere on the support bar, including right above the base, so the lower monitor can easily be within an inch of the desk.
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If you aren't using the cord organizer clips on the pole you can set the monitors as high or as low as you want them.
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The monitor cannot sit lower than the base as it protrudes out past the face of the monitor to provide tipping support. The base itself is approx. 1-1/2" thick.
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To the bottom if you want. In my config. I have one 27 inch monitor and one 24 inch. You can play a lot with the configuration. Also, you can use the mount as a lethal weapon in zombie apocalypse, it's very sturdy.
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Unless you have a very small monitor, the monitor can be adjusted to be placed right to the desktop.
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The bottom can be set so it touches the bottom stand if you want. The bottom stand is about an inch thick so it would meet your requirement
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D: I'd call the distance between the bottom edge of the monitor and the desk exactly 5 1/4 inch. There is no adjustment for the height, the high stance on the base is allow the monitor to rotate.
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With the monitor pushed down to its lowest point it measures approximately 4 1/4 inches from its bottom edge down to the desk.
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from the table it is on to the bottom of the monitor is a little over three and six eighths inches. from the base to the bottom a little over three and five eighths inches. when i say bottom of the monitor i mean the bottom of the whole physical monitor, not the lit screen
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I would suggest adjusting first, then placing laptop on it. Easy to do. Great little desk.
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I just measured this. The monitor will lower all the way until it is sitting on its own base. Doing this leaves the monitor about 1/2 inch from the desk because the base is about 1/2 thick.
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You can adjust it to various heights. I have 2 1/2" from my desktop to the bottom of the monitors. They are 22" monitors.
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They can go all the way down. The poll that houses the two arms has a screw that can be loosed and the two arms can slide from the bottom to the top. The only thing is the two arms will always be parallel. You can't adjust one then the other so if your monitors are different sizes this will effect how low they before hitting the desk. Height I don't see as an issue either way. The monitors can be tilted up and down depending on your preference. Great device. I'm really happy w/ mine.
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This depends on the height of your monitor, as well as the location of the mounting holes on the back of it. My monitor measures 13.5 inches from top to bottom. At the lowest point, there is a clearance of 1 7/8 inches between the bottom edge of the monitor and the surface of my desk. The center of the lowest mounting holes on the back of the monitor is 6 5/16 inches above the surface of my desk.
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There really is no way to adjust the height of the monitors individually, all I can think is adjusting the tension on the monitor that's lower in case it's too loose but that mainly affects the angle the monitor faces you.
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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.
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just bought one - the base is 1/4" high, and the lowest position of the monitor has a gap of 1 1/4" above the base to the bottom of the monitor.
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Examining the back of the monitor, there seems to be no way to adjust the height. You can adjust the tilt up and down a little bit, but not very much. Don't see any reason you couldn't put it on top of material that would raise it UP to a height you'd like, but the only way to lower it would be to remove the stand that came with it and jury rig it some way- being careful not to get it in an unstable situation that would call it to fall over.
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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.
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Very easy. Push and hold the large button and raise it. My 20" monitor can be up to about 12" off the desk from the bottom of it to the top of the desk. I keep mine at about 8".
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If you raise the monitor mounting bracket to the top of the mounting post the center of the mounting bracket will be 16" above the desk or table it is mounted to. It will then depend on how far it is from the center of the mount area of your monitor to the bottom of the monitor. 16" less the distance from center of mount on your monitor to bottom of your monitor = clearance from desk top to bottom of monitor.
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The lowest position of the monitor is the thickness of the base of the stand which is about 1 inch. If the monitors are positioned to far forward or towards the user, depending on the weight of the monitor, the stand will tip over. Twelve of our employees enjoy dual monitors mounted on these stands.