Workstream by Monoprice Adjustable Gas Spring Desk Mount for 15~34in Monitors
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Can this be bolted to a wall or desktop, rather than clamped?
Google E
on Dec 7, 2016
BEST ANSWER: this can be bolted to a desktop. It comes with an attachment for that specific application. You will have to drill a hole in the top of your desk to insert the bolt through. And then you'll have to crawl underneath the desk to tighten it. I do not believe that this could be used on a wall.
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- Jeremiah W on Dec 7, 2016
- Purchased on Jul 29, 2016
BEST ANSWER: this can be bolted to a desktop. It comes with an attachment for that specific application. You will have to drill a hole in the top of your desk to insert the bolt through. And then you'll have to crawl underneath the desk to tighten it. I do not believe that this could be used on a wall.
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- Jeremiah W on Dec 7, 2016
- Purchased on Jul 29, 2016
Not sure about wall, but there are parts in the box to let you use a bolt (included) down from the bottom of the base and through the surface of a desk. I have a built-in desk with no space behind it, so this is how I have mine mounted. Be aware, though, that the base will be offset from the center of the monitor when you push it fully back.
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- Renovating404 on Dec 7, 2016
- Purchased on Jul 31, 2016
It comes with 2 options for attachment to a desktop, clamping, or being bolted through a hole drilled through the desktop.
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- John G on Dec 7, 2016
- Purchased on Jul 26, 2016
Yes but i recommend that it is anchored to a stud.
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- Yavuz Y on Dec 7, 2016
- Purchased on Jul 27, 2016
Jeremiah W answered this question correctly.
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- Curtis B on Mar 20, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 2, 2017
It has a bolt to mount in hole on desk.
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- Craig K on Dec 7, 2016
- Purchased on Jul 26, 2016
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Will this mount allow you to swing the monitor back and down so that half (or more) of the monitor is below the surface it is clamped to? I would use the clamp mounting method for the arm
Douglas B
on Jan 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I have an LG ultra-wide monitor on my arm. I even tried to spin the monitor around (with the back facing me) to see if I could get it lower than the table top. Any way I moved it, It only went down so far such that the bottom of the monitor was at table-top level, not below.
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- Brian V on Jan 6, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 14, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I have an LG ultra-wide monitor on my arm. I even tried to spin the monitor around (with the back facing me) to see if I could get it lower than the table top. Any way I moved it, It only went down so far such that the bottom of the monitor was at table-top level, not below.
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- Brian V on Jan 6, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 14, 2017
Yes. I have mine clamped to a custom table and am able to swing them pretty low. I would guess that at least half of the monitor can go below the plane they’re clamped to. (I don’t have them here with me so I can’t be absolutely certain how low they go)
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- Christopher K on Jan 6, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 29, 2017
The center of your VESA mount (center of rotation pinion) will go as low as 170mm from desktop. The amount of monitor that would go below plane of desktop would depend on size of monitor. The pdf download is available that shows measurements.
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- Tony K on Nov 21, 2019
No, it wouldn’t work for that. The up/down hinging is only on the “higher” knuckle of the mount, not the knuckle close to the surface mount. So the part closest to the monitor only lowers as far as a few inches above the desk surface.
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- Sean E on Jan 6, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 11, 2017
The monitor will not go down that far with these arms. If you pivot the monitor to face the wall it will go down to where the bottom of the monitor is even with the table top.
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- Chris B on Jan 6, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 28, 2017
No. Look at the geometry. The first segment is fixed at 45 degrees and the second segment is about the same length...
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- Erich C W on Jan 6, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 17, 2017
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Could this be used to mount a 32" TV? The weight is not an issue, but I'm wondering if the actual mount will fit at TV.
A shopper
on Dec 7, 2016
BEST ANSWER: To determine compatibility with a TV mount to your TV, please determine the VESA mounting pattern on the back of your TV. It is the 4 screw hole square formation on the back and it is usually listed on the TV specs or you can find out by measuring it yourself(measured in millimeters). Our TV mounts range from 50x50mm to 1000x700 and up so please check the TV mount specs for compatibility as well. I hope this helps, thank you!
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: To determine compatibility with a TV mount to your TV, please determine the VESA mounting pattern on the back of your TV. It is the 4 screw hole square formation on the back and it is usually listed on the TV specs or you can find out by measuring it yourself(measured in millimeters). Our TV mounts range from 50x50mm to 1000x700 and up so please check the TV mount specs for compatibility as well. I hope this helps, thank you!
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 9, 2016
Yes this mount will fit flatly on the backs of any flat screen monitor. I use it for a 27” monitor. The mount is designed for a desk. It is not a wall mount.
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- Clifton D on Jun 7, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2019
You would have to check the specs of your TV. If the TV has Vesa mounts for 75x75 or 100x100 you should have little to no issues.
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- Sandra H on Jun 7, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 29, 2018
Check the dimensions of your VESA mounting holes. I would think it would be tall enough off of the surface as well.
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- KEVIN B on Jun 7, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 18, 2019
Yes, I'm using it for my Visio 32" Smart TV, no issues.
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- Kevin O on Jun 7, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 28, 2019
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what is the width/depth of the portion of the clamps that sits on top of the desk surface? From the photos it looks about 4"x4"? Thanks
Devon W
on Dec 19, 2016
BEST ANSWER: It's closer to 3 and 3/4" squarish, with the back narrower than the front. My desk is not stout and my monitor is large (34") so I layered a small plywood piece under the desk for reinforcement where the mount clamps.
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- David on May 19, 2017
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: It's closer to 3 and 3/4" squarish, with the back narrower than the front. My desk is not stout and my monitor is large (34") so I layered a small plywood piece under the desk for reinforcement where the mount clamps.
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- David on May 19, 2017
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2017
Yes, the clamp portion is almost exactly 4"x4". However, about half an inch hangs off the back of the desk, so the portion actually attached to the desk is only about 3.5"x4".
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- Nathan D on Dec 20, 2016
- Purchased on Aug 9, 2016
It is 3 3/4' deep and 3 3/4 " wide at the front tapering to 2 3/4" in the back.
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- David W on Dec 19, 2016
- Purchased on Aug 22, 2016
Nathan D answered this question correctly.
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- Curtis B on Mar 20, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 2, 2017
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The weight limit is listed as 9kg. The Dell U3011 monitor is 9.3kg. Has anyone ever put the max weight on this thing? Does it hold? Does the extra 11 ounces make a difference?
Mark M
on Jul 6, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I haven't maxed it out but I have a HP 32Q 32 inch monitor on it (18 lbs, 8.1 kg) and no problems. Is your momnitor weight with or without the stand? My stand adds 2 lbs to the weight of the monitor...Good Luck
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- Barry B on Jul 17, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 29, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I haven't maxed it out but I have a HP 32Q 32 inch monitor on it (18 lbs, 8.1 kg) and no problems. Is your momnitor weight with or without the stand? My stand adds 2 lbs to the weight of the monitor...Good Luck
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- Barry B on Jul 17, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 29, 2016
I'm using the stand with a Dell U3007-WFP without an issue. According to Google it's 25 lb. or 11.33 Kg. Just have to adjust the resistance screws.
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- Roman M on Jul 17, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 25, 2016
I'm the original poster. I bought the monitor arm and mounted my Dell U3011 without any problems. Like Roman M said, you just have to tighten the resistance settings on the gas spring. Initially I had them cranked so tight I could barely move the arm, but then I found the sweet-spot and now the monitor moves where I want it with just two fingers. As usual, another solid product from Monoprice.
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- Mark M on Aug 10, 2017
- Purchased on Apr 25, 2017
Mine is holding above the listed weight as well. You do need to tighten some of the tensioning screws but after doing that it holds up fine.
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- Zak Z on Jul 17, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 21, 2016
I have a LG 34" Ultrawide and it handles it pretty well
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- J M on Aug 10, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 3, 2017
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Is there a wider bracket that can be used for this mount if my desk is thicker and the normal bracket won’t lock to desk?
A shopper
on Mar 4, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Not that I know of, but you don't have to use the clamp.
The clamp mount wouldn't work with my desk's overhang, so instead I chose to use the simple grommet mount straight through the desktop. To brace my desk's relatively thin surface I added a 6"x6" piece of 3/4" plywood, underneath the desk, drilled to match the bolts. It's clamped down _tight_ and is very stable with my Acer 34"
The clamp mount wouldn't work with my desk's overhang, so instead I chose to use the simple grommet mount straight through the desktop. To brace my desk's relatively thin surface I added a 6"x6" piece of 3/4" plywood, underneath the desk, drilled to match the bolts. It's clamped down _tight_ and is very stable with my Acer 34"
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- David on Mar 4, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Not that I know of, but you don't have to use the clamp.
The clamp mount wouldn't work with my desk's overhang, so instead I chose to use the simple grommet mount straight through the desktop. To brace my desk's relatively thin surface I added a 6"x6" piece of 3/4" plywood, underneath the desk, drilled to match the bolts. It's clamped down _tight_ and is very stable with my Acer 34"
The clamp mount wouldn't work with my desk's overhang, so instead I chose to use the simple grommet mount straight through the desktop. To brace my desk's relatively thin surface I added a 6"x6" piece of 3/4" plywood, underneath the desk, drilled to match the bolts. It's clamped down _tight_ and is very stable with my Acer 34"
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- David on Mar 4, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2017
You would probably have to find some hardware from a local shop as it doesn’t come with anything extra
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- Shashin P on Mar 4, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 12, 2017
The clamp has a pretty wide range, so it would have to be a really thick desk to be problem.
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- Carl K on Jun 23, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 4, 2018
There is an alternate mounting bracket that comes with the mount.
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- Chris B on Mar 4, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 28, 2017
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will this mount fit the imac 21.5'?
A shopper
on Jan 6, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the iMac 21.5" does not seem to have the VESA standard mounting holes and therefore would not fit this product directly. You could confirm this by checking if there are four mounting holes on the back of your iMac although this is unlikely. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 17, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the iMac 21.5" does not seem to have the VESA standard mounting holes and therefore would not fit this product directly. You could confirm this by checking if there are four mounting holes on the back of your iMac although this is unlikely. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 17, 2017
Apple sells adapters so that you can use a wall mount, I would assume that it would work with this.
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- New User U on Feb 25, 2017
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Is this strong and tall enough to put a 34" widescreen monitor above a regular stand mounted 34" monitor? I want dual monitors but not side by side.
Mark F
on Aug 3, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this mount can support screens up to 19.8 lbs. Your screen should work, the size recommendation is mostly to ensure that you will have a good range of motion. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Aug 4, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this mount can support screens up to 19.8 lbs. Your screen should work, the size recommendation is mostly to ensure that you will have a good range of motion. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Aug 4, 2020
I believe it would. It's certainly strong enough because that's what I have on mine. It's probably tall enough to do what you want but it depends on how big your other monitor is and how far out you want to extend the arm. I am very impressed with mine. It holds my monitor exactly where I put it.
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- Mike K on Aug 3, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 27, 2019
Worked great for my Samsung 36 inch curved display which is slightly heavier than most 35 inch displays
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- Paul H on Aug 3, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 19, 2019
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How large of a space do you need to clamp this to? I have a desk which has a back which would leave only 3/4" to 1" to clamp to.
Devon H
on Nov 25, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hello, thank you for your question. Unfortunately this mount would not be the best solution for your particular need as 1 inch is not enough space to safely attach the mount to the desk. I apologize for the inconvenience
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- Jeff M Staff on Jan 27, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hello, thank you for your question. Unfortunately this mount would not be the best solution for your particular need as 1 inch is not enough space to safely attach the mount to the desk. I apologize for the inconvenience
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- Jeff M Staff on Jan 27, 2017
Hi, if you don't have enough clamping surface for the edge of your desk, you could also mount this product using a grommet hole or a through hole. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Dec 8, 2017
Hi, my grommet hole is about 2.75'' in diameter, and my desk is 1.25'' thick, does the clamp fit in my hole?
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- New User U on Dec 23, 2017
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How wide is the clamp? Will it fit through a desk grommet hole?
Wade A
on Nov 28, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this desk mount comes with a grommet mount that should work with the desk grommet hole you mentioned. But if you still need the measurement, the clamp itself is about 3.5"x4". Thanks for asking.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 17, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this desk mount comes with a grommet mount that should work with the desk grommet hole you mentioned. But if you still need the measurement, the clamp itself is about 3.5"x4". Thanks for asking.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 17, 2017
Hello, if you are looking for specific dimensions in regards to this mount. See this diagram, thank you for your question!
http://downloads.monoprice.com/files/images/15526_18.png
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 9, 2016
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How do you get the bottom cable cover off?
Chuck H
on Apr 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I don't have mine in front of me, but the cover slides up (or possibly down) along the length of the arm then just pulls away.
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- Francis W on Apr 3, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 29, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I don't have mine in front of me, but the cover slides up (or possibly down) along the length of the arm then just pulls away.
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- Francis W on Apr 3, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 29, 2016
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Is it possible to have the clamp be front facing? I'd like to mount it to the front of the windowsill behind my desk.
Peter T
on Jul 12, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The pivot near the base will not spin a full 180 degrees. It will go about 150 degrees (in either direction). Unless you need the absolute full extension of the mount, it should do what you need.
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- Francis W on Jul 12, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 29, 2016
BEST ANSWER: The pivot near the base will not spin a full 180 degrees. It will go about 150 degrees (in either direction). Unless you need the absolute full extension of the mount, it should do what you need.
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- Francis W on Jul 12, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 29, 2016
yes, the base swivels so would most likely work,
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- Jeffrey B on Jul 12, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 29, 2016
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Has anyone used this mount for 2 years or more? Is the gas cylinder supporting the monitor still working OK? (gas cylinders often fail quickly because the are made so cheaply the seals fail and they lose the ability to support weight)
Douglas B
on Jan 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Can't address the two year question but can give you a one year response. I have had the arm for a year now holding up a 34" monitor and the arm has not failed in any way. The arm has an adjustable screw to adjust for monitor weight. Sitting in front of the monitor and arm right now and the monitor looks like it is floating in the air a couple of inches above the desk, its a pretty cool visual effect.
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- David R on Apr 17, 2019
- Purchased on May 15, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Can't address the two year question but can give you a one year response. I have had the arm for a year now holding up a 34" monitor and the arm has not failed in any way. The arm has an adjustable screw to adjust for monitor weight. Sitting in front of the monitor and arm right now and the monitor looks like it is floating in the air a couple of inches above the desk, its a pretty cool visual effect.
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- David R on Apr 17, 2019
- Purchased on May 15, 2018
I have many that have been in service for almost three years now. I only have to adjust the tension if we move a staff person to another cubicle.
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- Jeremy B on Apr 17, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 19, 2018
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Base arm does not rotate. The bolt does not budge using a hex wrench. It seems frozen. Any suggestions for how to open the rotation?
Ronald E
on Dec 2, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the base arm only adjusts 270 degrees and would not be able to get a full 360 degree rotation. If this was the issue, the limit is by design.
But if you mean the base arm does not move at all, it's possible that the material might be binding, either because it is still new, possibly from big temperature changes, or maybe from not being used in a long time. if you have penetrating lubricant or WD40, it might be worth putting some in to see if it'll help. Hope this helps, thanks.
But if you mean the base arm does not move at all, it's possible that the material might be binding, either because it is still new, possibly from big temperature changes, or maybe from not being used in a long time. if you have penetrating lubricant or WD40, it might be worth putting some in to see if it'll help. Hope this helps, thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Dec 3, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the base arm only adjusts 270 degrees and would not be able to get a full 360 degree rotation. If this was the issue, the limit is by design.
But if you mean the base arm does not move at all, it's possible that the material might be binding, either because it is still new, possibly from big temperature changes, or maybe from not being used in a long time. if you have penetrating lubricant or WD40, it might be worth putting some in to see if it'll help. Hope this helps, thanks.
But if you mean the base arm does not move at all, it's possible that the material might be binding, either because it is still new, possibly from big temperature changes, or maybe from not being used in a long time. if you have penetrating lubricant or WD40, it might be worth putting some in to see if it'll help. Hope this helps, thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Dec 3, 2018
To loosen; turn hex clockwise. Tighten: turn hex counterclockwise. Opposite of conventional practices. Why? Who knows.
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- Marvin K on May 9, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 12, 2019
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How do you prevent the top of the monitor from tilting forward? There isn't a gas adjustment for that piece. I can't seem to tighten it any more than it already is. It's ok for a session at the computer but in the morning I find it tilted forward significantly.
New User U
on May 6, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, there is a bolt at the top joint that should allow for tightening vertical tilt joint using a hex wrench. Make sure the nut is inside the cutout so it doesn't spin when you tighten the bolt. If you have already adjusted this but it is not holding, it's possible that additional thread locker might be needed so the bolt does not back out on its own or when the monitor is adjusted. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on May 6, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, there is a bolt at the top joint that should allow for tightening vertical tilt joint using a hex wrench. Make sure the nut is inside the cutout so it doesn't spin when you tighten the bolt. If you have already adjusted this but it is not holding, it's possible that additional thread locker might be needed so the bolt does not back out on its own or when the monitor is adjusted. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on May 6, 2019
> If you have already adjusted this but it is not holding, it's possible that additional thread locker might be needed so the bolt does not back out on its own or when the monitor is adjusted.
Hi, I've owned this monitor a couple of years and I am having exactly this problem now. The bolt doesn't adjust the tension anymore.
I know it is no longer under warranty, but could you provide directions on what you mean by "additional thread locker" to stop the bolt from "backing out on its own"?
Hi, I've owned this monitor a couple of years and I am having exactly this problem now. The bolt doesn't adjust the tension anymore.
I know it is no longer under warranty, but could you provide directions on what you mean by "additional thread locker" to stop the bolt from "backing out on its own"?
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- Lai N on Oct 3, 2020
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Is this compatible with the Vesa Plate product #3402?
Kevin K
on Oct 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, product #3402 would work but please check that the monitor you plan to use is within the maximum weight of 19.8 lbs. The larger VESA sizes are usually used for heavier screens, so if you're using a monitor with 200x200, just confirm the weight specs. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 21, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, product #3402 would work but please check that the monitor you plan to use is within the maximum weight of 19.8 lbs. The larger VESA sizes are usually used for heavier screens, so if you're using a monitor with 200x200, just confirm the weight specs. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 21, 2019
No it is not, the vesa mounting pattern on the desk top mount is compatible with displays with 75 x 75 and 100 x 100 VESA® patterns.
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- Bernard G on Oct 21, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 29, 2019
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How high will this raise a monitor? I have a 27" monitor on a mount and I'd like to be able to swing my other 27 above it and next to it fairly frequently.
Jim L
on May 5, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Wont work. Highest I can get it is 12.5 inches vertically from desktop to bottom of monitor, NOT enough to slide my other 27in under it.
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- Allen M on May 5, 2020
- Purchased on Jun 20, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Wont work. Highest I can get it is 12.5 inches vertically from desktop to bottom of monitor, NOT enough to slide my other 27in under it.
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- Allen M on May 5, 2020
- Purchased on Jun 20, 2019
19.5", from the surface of the desk it's clamped onto, to the center of the VESA mount, seems to be the max height.
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- DAVID K W on May 5, 2020
- Purchased on May 10, 2019
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How do I adjust the bottom arm next to the clamp? It's not moving.
A shopper
on Jul 24, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the bottom joint might have seized up from not being used after assembly at the factory. You could try moving just the bottom arm using steady force from the far end area of the bottom arm to try to rotate. If it isn't budging, you could try loosening the bolt/screw that is securing the bottom arm.
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- Irv S Staff on Jul 24, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the bottom joint might have seized up from not being used after assembly at the factory. You could try moving just the bottom arm using steady force from the far end area of the bottom arm to try to rotate. If it isn't budging, you could try loosening the bolt/screw that is securing the bottom arm.
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- Irv S Staff on Jul 24, 2020
Are you talking about adjusting the hex bolt on the underside of the of the 360° swivel? I wasn't sure that could be adjusted as it's really, really tight. Any tips or tricks to get it moving? If I'm not careful I almost knock the lamp off the table every time I move the monitor.
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- Susan K on Oct 2, 2020
- Purchased on Sep 21, 2020
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Could I mount this upside down from an overhead support to pull down or is it balanced for normal orientation only?
Jason R
on Dec 5, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hello, due to warranty and safety concerns this has not been tested for overhead orientation. So it is not recommended to be aligned that way. Thank you for your understanding in the matter.
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 7, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hello, due to warranty and safety concerns this has not been tested for overhead orientation. So it is not recommended to be aligned that way. Thank you for your understanding in the matter.
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 7, 2016
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Going to be using potentially 2 of these. One with a LG 29UB55-B Ultrawide Monitor, 11lbs without the stand, and a 27" Acer Monitor. What would the minimum thickness of desk be that I can use to clamp onto? I'm looking at one that's around 1/2-1" thick and I want to be certain that is going to be sufficient.
Brian R
on Jan 6, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, yes, those thickness measurements fall within the clamp's range of .4"-3.3". If you are planning on using two monitors, you might also want to consider the dual mount version of this product, (search 15525).
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 17, 2017
Enter a reply to IS :).I appreciate the answer there. I was considering the dual mount, but with the way I have things, I'll have to have one on one side of my desk and the other on opposite side so it just wasn't gonna pan. Hopefully I can pick 2 up this week. Thanks again for the reply!
BEST ANSWER: Hi, yes, those thickness measurements fall within the clamp's range of .4"-3.3". If you are planning on using two monitors, you might also want to consider the dual mount version of this product, (search 15525).
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 17, 2017
Enter a reply to IS :).I appreciate the answer there. I was considering the dual mount, but with the way I have things, I'll have to have one on one side of my desk and the other on opposite side so it just wasn't gonna pan. Hopefully I can pick 2 up this week. Thanks again for the reply!
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How do I rotate my monitor 90 degrees, from horizontal to vertical?
Do I need to unscrew the mount on the back of the monitor, rotate it manually and reattach?
Do I need to unscrew the mount on the back of the monitor, rotate it manually and reattach?
christopher a
on Feb 17, 2017
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Is there enough clearance from the desk to be able to rotate a 32 inch monitor 90 degrees to portrait mode?
Jay L
on Mar 31, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. Yes, you should have no issues being able to have a 32" monitor rotate 90 degrees to portrait mode. However, you may run into issues depending on the location of the mounting holes on your monitor. I would recommend raising it to its highest point to ensure it clears the desk. I hope this helps.
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- Mark P Staff on Apr 25, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. Yes, you should have no issues being able to have a 32" monitor rotate 90 degrees to portrait mode. However, you may run into issues depending on the location of the mounting holes on your monitor. I would recommend raising it to its highest point to ensure it clears the desk. I hope this helps.
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- Mark P Staff on Apr 25, 2017
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Lost allen wrenches. What size are they?
A shopper
on Apr 16, 2017
BEST ANSWER: 4mm for the bolts, and 6mm for the adjustments.
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- Irv S Staff on May 16, 2017
BEST ANSWER: 4mm for the bolts, and 6mm for the adjustments.
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When adjusted to its lowest height, what is the distance between the top of the desk and the bottom of the VESA mount bracket?
James A
on Jul 26, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the minimum height at the lowest setting is around 6.7".
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- Irv S Staff on Jul 26, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the minimum height at the lowest setting is around 6.7".
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- Irv S Staff on Jul 26, 2017
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Can this be mounted upside down? I am looking for a mount to mount a small and light TV VESA 100 by 100 on to structural iron and to mount and Apple TV to the back of it.
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Joseph
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Joseph
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on Nov 29, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this mount will not work as designed if mounted upside down. The gas spring counteracts gravity at the right orientation to allow the monitor to hover, but if upside down, the gas spring will push towards the same direction as gravity and will push the monitor down and prevent easy adjustments. Hope this helps. A different option you might want to consider is to mount a gas spring on a wall. It would still be right side up but could give you options, check out product 16125 if it might work. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on May 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this mount will not work as designed if mounted upside down. The gas spring counteracts gravity at the right orientation to allow the monitor to hover, but if upside down, the gas spring will push towards the same direction as gravity and will push the monitor down and prevent easy adjustments. Hope this helps. A different option you might want to consider is to mount a gas spring on a wall. It would still be right side up but could give you options, check out product 16125 if it might work. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on May 7, 2018
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I need to be able to move the monitor's up high in the morning and lower in the afternoons. Is this frequent movement of the monitors quick and easy? Do I need special tools to make the changes or can it all be done by handling the monitor in the direction I intend it to go?
A shopper
on Jan 5, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as you adjust the tension correctly on the hex screw between the two arms you would have no problem moving the arms on a regular basis.
As long as you adjust the tension correctly on the hex screw between the two arms you would have no problem moving the arms on a regular basis.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as you adjust the tension correctly on the hex screw between the two arms you would have no problem moving the arms on a regular basis.
As long as you adjust the tension correctly on the hex screw between the two arms you would have no problem moving the arms on a regular basis.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 26, 2019
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What is the weight of the of the arm unit itself?
A shopper
on Jun 11, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this monitor mount is a little over 9 lbs heavy. Hope this helps. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Jun 11, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this monitor mount is a little over 9 lbs heavy. Hope this helps. Thanks.
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Anyone know if this will fit a Samsung 43" 4k? Its 19 lbs, but Vesa is 200 x 200, so not sure if I can convert to 200x 200 VESA?
Joel B
on Jul 16, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
There would not be a way that we have to get this mount to work with a 200 x 200 VESA TV safely.
There would not be a way that we have to get this mount to work with a 200 x 200 VESA TV safely.
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- Tyler C Staff on May 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
There would not be a way that we have to get this mount to work with a 200 x 200 VESA TV safely.
There would not be a way that we have to get this mount to work with a 200 x 200 VESA TV safely.
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- Tyler C Staff on May 3, 2019
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How deep is the clamp? My desk has about 1.6" of free space before it hits a metal bar. If the clamp can go over the metal bar, it's no problem, just not sure where the pressure plate on the clamp lines up. Does it cover about 3" underneath the desk? Thanks!
Warren M
on Nov 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this monitor mount needs around 3" under the desk to be able to clamp on the desk edge. The metal bar you described would probably get in the way if it's that close to the edge. It might be possible to use wood spacers to create a flat bottom around the bar to clamp on. Or you could consider drilling a hole on your desktop to be able to use the included through-hole mounting hardware. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Nov 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this monitor mount needs around 3" under the desk to be able to clamp on the desk edge. The metal bar you described would probably get in the way if it's that close to the edge. It might be possible to use wood spacers to create a flat bottom around the bar to clamp on. Or you could consider drilling a hole on your desktop to be able to use the included through-hole mounting hardware. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Nov 26, 2018
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Is the quick disconnect sold separately? I'd like the female part so I can quickly swap between mounting the monitor on the wall and the articulated arm.
Sebastian S
on Sep 16, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, unfortunately we don't sell that part of the mount by itself. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Sep 16, 2019
Thanks for the reply! What's the least expensive part you sell that uses the same quick disconnect ? Do to have a non-articulating static wall mount with the same disconnect?
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- Sebastian S on Sep 16, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, unfortunately we don't sell that part of the mount by itself. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Sep 16, 2019
Thanks for the reply! What's the least expensive part you sell that uses the same quick disconnect ? Do to have a non-articulating static wall mount with the same disconnect?
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Rated 5 out of 5
Happy with purchase
So far so good. Easy to assemble, does what is intended, and looks relatively sleek.
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Rated 4 out of 5
holding up nicely
solid budget friendly monitor arm. holding up my alienware 34 in ultrawide nicely
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Rated 5 out of 5
It’s working well for my sit-stand desk.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Definitely need to adjust the tension for big monitors
So I have a 32" LG 4K monitor (26lbs) and bought this to support this monitor. At first the monitor basically fell right down after mounting it. So I tried turning the tension nut (at the base of the upper arm) with the included hex-keys (all tools included!). a few turns made no difference. I was about to give up (note the +/- signs are opposite what you expect of a screw to tension something) but it took probably 15+ turns to get it to support the monitor. But after that worked perfectly. I assume they leave it super loose so it doesn't try to burst out of the box, so if you have a hefty monitor you might want to crank down a bunch on the tension nut before mounting your monitor.
Attached to the table next to my work from home couch (long story)
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Rated 5 out of 5
Does the job at a great price
One of the most reasonably priced monitor arms on the market, the Workstream monitor arm does the trick and supports my 34" monitor with ease. I will say that the instructions don't really tell you how to adjust the gas spring pressure to counterbalance the weight of your monitor, but that was easy enough to figure out with some playing around.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Great product, great value. Easy to set up.
This is a great value for a monitor arm. Easy to set up, sturdy, high quality build. It has made such a difference in my day to day use of my desk. I saw reviews complain about mobility but these users must not have read the instructions. Everything is clearly explained and it is easy to adjust tension to insure that your monitor is exactly where you need it to be.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Just read
I like it, I like it a lot and would buy again without hesitation.
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Rated 5 out of 5
It’s great, highly recommend for edge of standing or fixed desk. I have two!
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Rated 5 out of 5
Worth every penny
Worth every penny. Easy to install, easy to maneuver and didn't break there bank. Super solid for a 32 inch monitor as well.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Great Monitor Arm
Worked perfectly for my Dell 32" (S3220DGF). I had tried some other monitor arms, but they couldn't support the weight of the monitor. This one was exactly what I was looking for and at a fantastic price.
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