Question 1

hello, i have two LG LED 25UM58-P 25'' does it works well in this two together?

Accepted Answer

Yes it will work. Just keep in mind 25 inch and up monitors don't allow for much movement between the arms as having them with stretch the arms more than smaller ones. I have two stands, one with 2 LG 21 inch and one with an ASUS 25 and AOC 23inch and the one with 21 inch monitors has more play with the arms than the other. Will work confirmed though.

Question 2

I have a monitor with holes in the back that are 4in" by 4in" will this monitor work with my monitor?

Accepted Answer

Hello there,

Thank you for contacting us with your question. The Vesa standard 100mm x 100mm is around 3.9 inches and sounds roughly what your monitor may. I would refer to your monitor manual or refer to the manufacturer of your monitor to ensure it is indeed Vesa mount capable. It does appear to closely meet the specification.

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Question 3

Does this come with all the mounting hardware for the monitors? (screws, plates, etc.)

Accepted Answer

It comes with the screws but if your monitor does not have the 4 screw pattern on the back then you will need to purchase a separate piece of mounting hardware to work with the mount.  These are specific to the monitor you are using and are made by a totally different manufacturer.   Also it should also be noted if you are using a special adapter the rotation of the the monitor from landscape to portrait may not be possible because of how the adapters work.

Question 4

The image depicts a 4" clamp / grommet. It's unclear to me if that's the maximum thickness that the clamp can accommodate or if that's the depth of the clamp itself. I don't have a lot of clearance on the edge of the desk, so I'm trying to see what the actual depth/size of the surface of the clamp is?

Accepted Answer

The maximum opening on the surface clamp is 4".  The best way to mount this is to drill a 3/8" hole in desk and use included threaded rod in bottom of stand through hole drilled with plate and thumb screw underneath.

Question 5

Do the monitors shake or move much when typing at the desk?

Accepted Answer

I have not yet used the mounting stand. Others I have used needed to be mounted at or near a vertical support beam for the desktop (corner usually) in order to avoid shaking. Old wooden desks work best.

Question 6

If I wanted to have my main monitor square with my and my secondary monitor to be on the side at an angle would I be able to accomplish this with this mount? I would game and have my second monitor for other windows like teamspeak or browsers.

Accepted Answer

We use 24" monitors with these stands and our users have several different configurations depending on their preference.  I'm not sure how far apart you want the monitors to be, but if I understand the question correctly, it is possible to have one facing directly in front of you and the other at a 90 deg angle on the side.  Each arm can articulate independently in many different ways.  Your biggest limitation will be the arm length.  So if you plan on using 27" monitors they will probably always be close together, but you should be able to angle them.

This stand is by far the best deal we have found and fully capable of meeting our needs so far.

Question 7

Can this stand be used with only one monitor? I'd like to plan for expansion in the future, but have only one monitor I expect to attach at this time.

Accepted Answer

Yes it can. It is very sturdy therefore it will hold the weight of a single monitor - within the specified perimeters - with no issue of imbalanced weight.

Question 8

Could this be mounted upside down (ie under the counter screens)?  I have a desk with a shelve, but no rear clamping point.  I am not sure if the pole would slide out.  Thanks!

Accepted Answer

I don't see why not. I believe the pole screws into the base (whichever style you use). The arms are held to the pole with clamping pressure. I would probably put the whole arm portion on "upside down" so the screws are on the top.

Question 9

What is the thickness (inside diameter) of the 17" vertical pole? It appears if using the 4" grommet mounting option, instead of the C-Clamp, the main arm/pole would slide over the 4" grommet mount arm/pole. We have an existing pole and simply want to add a second monitor using this device and mount to the arm/pole base we already have.

Accepted Answer

The pole has an OD of 1 1/4".  If you have the single mount pole you should be able to use same pole and switch out the arm with the double arm.  I have both items in the office and they are interchangeable.

Question 10

I Would like to know is this mount able to adjust height for each arm differently or only can adjust both arms together. What's the range of height adjust?

Accepted Answer

The arms are attached to the center bracket so the arm adjustment for each arm would need to be the same height on this particular stand.

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