Can the arm be lowered on the pole? All images shows it at the very top
1631003
It cannot be lowered. It is on the top so that it can get the angle to lower the laptop to the desk or raise it in the air.
1618074
Yes, the monitor extension arms can be positioned all the way down to the top of the cone on the vertical support pole. There's a thumb screw on the back that loosens/tightens the round clamp on the extension arms around the vertical pole.
2140673
Yes, you could hang it upside. You would have to only flip the pole and keep the arms the same way as if on a desk.
646407
Because there were assorted methods of mounting the arm available the items were sold as individual components. In order to mount mine to a desktop surface I had to purchase the arm as one item, the tube as a second item. You seem to have missed the fact. The pole is 39mm (I actually find 38.94mm) in diameter. Certainly a substitute can be imagined and constructed? Failing that find the manufacturer website and purchase the vertical tube mounting kit.
1187218
I have the pole which is part of the assembly kit. As I recall the pole was available to purchase separately, as was the table/arm assembly.So, the upright pole portion has a diameter of 34mm.while the to-pole clamp has to adjust somewhat to tighten on the pole I doubt very much that it has an adjustable range beyond .5mm up or downward and I would not purchase a pole of a size more or less than the original's diameter. I just don't think it would squeeze down and even fully loosened during assembly the clamp was a very snug fit to the pole.-ken
1072146
No. The swivel joint where the main top arm and main bottom arm meet is mainly held together by gravity. I wouldn't trust the black plastic cap to hold the arms together if it was upside down, as it's mainly cosmetic. Plus, the resistance in the arms appears designed to only work right-side up. I would contact the company and ask if they have anything to meet your needs, as the quality of these arms is fantastic. I would imagine their customer service is as good as the actual equipment.
2184151
I am able to without any problem. Unless you have a defective product it should not be too difficult. Just push the end down and turn anti-clockwise then pull up to release the end from the pole. Hope it helps. Let me know.
628276
The pole is adjustable in height. It is very durable and I am enjoying it very much.
113359
Yes, the arm can be removed from the post; the arm just slides over the post and uses set screws that bite into the post to hold its position.
1621104
Hi Elisa, You can forgo the top part, but it gives more stable to the unit overall. Not quite sure if you going with out the top part. If your not gonna use the top part and rail, you could get a fine hacksaw and cut away the upper arms and use plastic tabs to where the cut is made. Hope this helped, have a good day!! gary
871863
I keep it at my cabin so it is not here for me to look at. It can be adjusted along the entire length of the pole, but it may be off balance if it is too high.
1424451
No, the height is not adjustable, and the arm extends out about 13" from the pole.
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.
1301330
You can just not mount the entire arm and just have a rotating platform, or you can remove the part above the tightening knob as needed and just have the part of the arm below the tightening knob.
1235964
No it is not cantilever, you can see the pole in the center. However it tilts at the top.
132947
Yes, you can. That's what I had to do. However, you will have to cut the pole down yourself and also drill some new holes.
2177714
No. It must be hung by the ring on the top. I use a six foot metal pole sunk in the ground with an arm and hook on the end of the arm.