Is it possible to remove the arm itself and attach the bracket to the pole?
635263
The arm for this desk mount cannot be dismantled. However, if you are looking for a bracket to pole mount, please check amazon.com for http://www.amazon.com/Mount--Single-Monitor-Clamp-Base/dp/B00DCJ5H68 or http://www.amazon.com/Mount--Adjustable-Tilting-Monitors-MI-706/dp/B005C24OP8.
2234697
They do supply the bracket for attaching to a pole. It is not shown in the picture, but is there.
1959841
Should be able to , might have to make a custom bracket , shouldn't be yo difficult
58988
Yes, you can. The cleaning on the unit unscrews and it looks like a universal extension pole thread would work fine. I've noticed that mine will extend pretty far, but if you needed to reach pretty high, you could use a longer pole like you have.
1135066
I think that weight would be too much, the poles are held in place with a clear rubber like plastic circle that acts sort of like a door stop to hold the arm up. I don't think it would take the weight. Especially if the plants were on the end of the arm, that would probably also effect the poles tension rod and maybe bend the arm its self.
1576273
I think that would work- the arm sticking out at the base could get in the way a bit, but I think it's workable since it's pretty flat. Attaching the arm to a stand is the way it was intended, but it's kind of awkward that way actually.
961798
Mine is on an arm attached to side of house, but would think you could attach arm to pole and that should work.
1196896
I am sure you could if you can get a pole with the same diameter. I removed the edge clamp and screwed the bracket directly to a workbench!
1137321
no, you have to remove and use the arm from your old unit , easy to do. or you can purchase arm
978823
Dear Potential Buyer; This is possible if you have access to mount the arm on the "permanently fixed" pole. The arm can only mount this if you have access to the top or bottom of the pole. It uses a quick release similar to a bike seat that allows for adjustable height. Also, another thing to point out. The VESA bracket connecting the arm to the monitor is half plastic and metal. Thankfully, metal VESA plates are sold everywhere and can be either replaced or reinforced. I hope this helps.
82922
Possibly, but the main true way to mount this thing is to drill holes and screw down the arm base. You might be able to get around that with either zip ties or industrial strength Velcro.
1608954
No. I tried to unscrew the rubber foot from the pole but it would not come loose. I does look like it could be converted fairly easy though. The threads for the foot appear to be the same as that for the camera, although I didn't have a thread gauge to check it with.
372927
I believe you can. Brackets are mounted with a suction cup, so this shouldn't be an issue.
2216624
It can be done but not with the current brackets that come in the kit. Modifying the brackets might work also.
605881
I just pulled mine out. Take a little force but pull the right and left pole of the bracket out at same time and it's easier. wasn't that hard
2155949
The ring that holds the arm to the pole secures with an allen wrench. I think this configuration would be possible as long as the pole is as well secured as it would be normally. There is nothing on the arm that prevents it from installing upside down.
465816
Yes, when the table clamp is removed you will be left with a set bar that is a part of the arm. There is no built in solution for permanent mounting.