Monoprice Triple Monitor Pyramid Free Standing Desk Mount for 15~30in Monitors
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Can i flip the mounts around for example can i put the top mount on the bottom and the 2 bottom mounts on the top i'm trying to go for a reverse pyramid setup?
A shopper
on Jun 27, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I think you can.. I can check when later when I am at home.. however.. even tough I think it is possible you will run into a center of gravity problem since this configuration will restrict how far you can move the two monitors from the round supporting vertical pole.. See the base is not big enough to shift the center of gravity forward when you need to use them closer to the user. I have run into this problem with the standard configuration.
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- Andre d on Jun 27, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 13, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I think you can.. I can check when later when I am at home.. however.. even tough I think it is possible you will run into a center of gravity problem since this configuration will restrict how far you can move the two monitors from the round supporting vertical pole.. See the base is not big enough to shift the center of gravity forward when you need to use them closer to the user. I have run into this problem with the standard configuration.
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- Andre d on Jun 27, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 13, 2016
There's no reason why it would not work, both of the mounts are collar mounts, and should be able to be put on in any order. My main concern would be with having off center weight so far from the bottom. I think it would make it rather tippy. I'd definitely want to put a clamp or two at the bottom.
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- Jason F on Jun 29, 2017
- Purchased on Dec 1, 2016
It can be done. Its just a pole that holds the mounts. BUT the center of gravity would be high and you would want to make sure the whole thing won't tip over.
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- Joseph F on Jun 27, 2017
- Purchased on Feb 26, 2017
Hmmmmmm, I think that would work. I am currently using it for two monitors instead of 3 and that works fine.
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- Timothy B on Jun 27, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 31, 2016
Yessir you sure can, however I would be a little worried about the stand being top heavy.
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- nicholas b on Jun 27, 2017
- Purchased on Feb 24, 2017
Yep, that's how I have mine configured. Works fine that way
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- Anthony S on Jun 27, 2017
- Purchased on Sep 13, 2016
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is the base not secured to the desk??
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on Feb 4, 2019
BEST ANSWER: This is not fastened to the desk, but it is heavy and well balanced enough that is doesn't slide around or tip.
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- Craig R on Feb 4, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 25, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This is not fastened to the desk, but it is heavy and well balanced enough that is doesn't slide around or tip.
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- Craig R on Feb 4, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 25, 2018
This does not attach to the desk. It sits on top of the desk
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- Harvey F on Feb 4, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 21, 2018
It is not, you have to adjust things carefully as a result.
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- Jason F on Feb 5, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 1, 2016
Not secured, but large and stable.
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- Eddie B on Feb 4, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 22, 2018
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Is there a manual for this thing? I tried to put it together the best I can, but I've got a bag full of bolts and standoffs, and a bunch of little black plastic pieces left over, and the stand is in perpetual threat of tipping over. That can't be right.
Jason F
on Dec 6, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Mine works great and had no extra parts, it had instructions but didn't need them. The plastic bushings need to be installed sounds like. Also if it's tipping it means you are angling the bottom monitors in at the elbows instead of the wrists of the two swing arms. Run the swing arm in a straight line and just use the pivot points at the ends of the swing arms to angle in the bottom monitors. Using the elbow pivots causes too much front weighting.
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- Richard H on Dec 8, 2016
- Purchased on Oct 2, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Mine works great and had no extra parts, it had instructions but didn't need them. The plastic bushings need to be installed sounds like. Also if it's tipping it means you are angling the bottom monitors in at the elbows instead of the wrists of the two swing arms. Run the swing arm in a straight line and just use the pivot points at the ends of the swing arms to angle in the bottom monitors. Using the elbow pivots causes too much front weighting.
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- Richard H on Dec 8, 2016
- Purchased on Oct 2, 2016
The plastic pieces snap onto the main shaft of it. It is so it keeps your cords hidden. I had a manual that came with mine, followed it and stuff. I would try looking up an electronic manual for it. Haven't had tipping over issues with mine. very stable.
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- Ryan L on Dec 7, 2016
- Purchased on Aug 7, 2016
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Can the upper mount be place 180 degrees from the lower arms? We would like the operator to have 2 monitors - side by side - and the 3rd monitor turned away from operator?
Bryan
on Oct 8, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes! The brcket is attached to the round central pole of the display and either the lower or upper can be rotated to any direction.
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- Victor W on Oct 8, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes! The brcket is attached to the round central pole of the display and either the lower or upper can be rotated to any direction.
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- Victor W on Oct 8, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 15, 2017
Yes, the bracket at the top can be rotated in this fashion.
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- Hamilton H on Oct 9, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 12, 2017
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What type of monitors are required to attach to your
stand- I have (7) different monitors and none have the
pre-drilled holes on the rear of monitor to attach to
your stand??
stand- I have (7) different monitors and none have the
pre-drilled holes on the rear of monitor to attach to
your stand??
New User U
on Mar 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, these stands are designed to work with VESA mounting standards, which is widely used by many computer monitor and flat screen TV manufacturers. Many brands have the mounting points easily seen on the back, but some brands may hide them behind their supplied stands, while other brands may require a separate part to fit VESA. But there are some screen manufacturers that do not provide a direct way to fit VESA mounting patterns, in which case an adapter kit would be needed.
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- Irv S Staff on Mar 4, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, these stands are designed to work with VESA mounting standards, which is widely used by many computer monitor and flat screen TV manufacturers. Many brands have the mounting points easily seen on the back, but some brands may hide them behind their supplied stands, while other brands may require a separate part to fit VESA. But there are some screen manufacturers that do not provide a direct way to fit VESA mounting patterns, in which case an adapter kit would be needed.
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- Irv S Staff on Mar 4, 2019
I've been searching for how to make this work, too, so welcome to the club. Here is where I've found some success:
1) Look up "VESA adaptor + __monitor brand/model" to find appropriate adaptors. Expect to pay $20-$30/adaptor. :\
2) Search "Make a Vesa Mount for a Non-Vesa Mount Monitor" to find ideas how to get around paying another chunk of change to do something the manufacturer should have done in the first place. There are several ideas out there. Using that search query should lead you to at least one YouTube video that shows how to remove the back panel of a monitor to screw your own holes (you might need to look for something specific to your monitors, but the general idea is what you need)... I would suggest adding some sort of reinforcement on the inside of the monitor to strengthen it (and prevent the plastic from the weight of gravity) but I'm not an engineer - I just like my monitors :). Good luck!
1) Look up "VESA adaptor + __monitor brand/model" to find appropriate adaptors. Expect to pay $20-$30/adaptor. :\
2) Search "Make a Vesa Mount for a Non-Vesa Mount Monitor" to find ideas how to get around paying another chunk of change to do something the manufacturer should have done in the first place. There are several ideas out there. Using that search query should lead you to at least one YouTube video that shows how to remove the back panel of a monitor to screw your own holes (you might need to look for something specific to your monitors, but the general idea is what you need)... I would suggest adding some sort of reinforcement on the inside of the monitor to strengthen it (and prevent the plastic from the weight of gravity) but I'm not an engineer - I just like my monitors :). Good luck!
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- New User U on Mar 6, 2019
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Can this be assembled inverted, such that the centered mount is below and the swingarm mounts are on top?
Jerry S
on Dec 22, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I haven't tried it, but I believe it can. There are plastic stoppers that can be adjusted up and down so both the bottom and top monitor attachments could technically go anywhere. I personally wouldn't recommend it, as placing the significant amount of wait at the top would allow the stand to be knocked over much easier.
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- Erik P on Dec 22, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 1, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I haven't tried it, but I believe it can. There are plastic stoppers that can be adjusted up and down so both the bottom and top monitor attachments could technically go anywhere. I personally wouldn't recommend it, as placing the significant amount of wait at the top would allow the stand to be knocked over much easier.
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- Erik P on Dec 22, 2016
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Does every monitor work in the specifications given?
A shopper
on Mar 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I don't understand the question, if you are asking if every monitor is on and working at the same time, then yes. I have a TV on the top section and 2 computer monitors on the lower level and they are all on and working.
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- Frank S on Mar 9, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 19, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I don't understand the question, if you are asking if every monitor is on and working at the same time, then yes. I have a TV on the top section and 2 computer monitors on the lower level and they are all on and working.
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- Frank S on Mar 9, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 19, 2016
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How high can you make the top mount? How many inches from the base to the center of the top mount at it's highest position?
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on Aug 19, 2017
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Could I mount a 32 inch monitor on the top and two 24 or 27 inch monitors on the two base level mounts?
John S
on Nov 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, it should be doable since you'll be using smaller ones for the bottom screens. To be sure, you can measure how high the center of the top vesa mount will be in such a configuration, this mount allows that to be around 28" high measuring from the base. You can get the vertical height of your bottom screen, then add the height until the center of your top screen's vesa mount. If that's less than 28" then it should work. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Nov 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, it should be doable since you'll be using smaller ones for the bottom screens. To be sure, you can measure how high the center of the top vesa mount will be in such a configuration, this mount allows that to be around 28" high measuring from the base. You can get the vertical height of your bottom screen, then add the height until the center of your top screen's vesa mount. If that's less than 28" then it should work. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Nov 28, 2017
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What is the maximum distance between centers of the mounts on the dual monitor level?
A shopper
on Nov 27, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the maximum distance would be approximately 31". Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Nov 30, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Hi, the maximum distance would be approximately 31". Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Nov 30, 2017
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Can I mount two 27'' curved monitors to the bottom brackets and a 32'' curved monitor to the top mount? Each monitor has a 75 x 75 vesa mounting system.
A shopper
on Dec 20, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
Unfortunately that would not be possible with this mount.
Unfortunately that would not be possible with this mount.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
Unfortunately that would not be possible with this mount.
Unfortunately that would not be possible with this mount.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 26, 2019
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Is it possible to position all 3 monitors to align perfectly, i.e. come together and touch w/o any space in between them, and all be flat. Or, at least for the dual-monitor level? I can imagine it being annoying if there's a gap in between the monitors.
Charlton K
on Jun 22, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, yes it is possible to adjust the height of the monitor mounts, and you could also slide the mounts on the horizontal bars so you could position the monitors right next to each other with this product.
For lining up 3 monitors right next to each other, Product 13816, 16247, or 29406 would be better solutions.
For lining up 3 monitors right next to each other, Product 13816, 16247, or 29406 would be better solutions.
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- Irv S Staff on Jun 24, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, yes it is possible to adjust the height of the monitor mounts, and you could also slide the mounts on the horizontal bars so you could position the monitors right next to each other with this product.
For lining up 3 monitors right next to each other, Product 13816, 16247, or 29406 would be better solutions.
For lining up 3 monitors right next to each other, Product 13816, 16247, or 29406 would be better solutions.
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- Irv S Staff on Jun 24, 2019
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Can you set this stand up with one monitor on the bottom and 2 monitors?
A shopper
on Aug 21, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I ended up just having one monitor in the middle because it just couldn't hold up all 3.
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- Alix S on Aug 21, 2020
- Purchased on May 10, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I ended up just having one monitor in the middle because it just couldn't hold up all 3.
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- Alix S on Aug 21, 2020
- Purchased on May 10, 2020
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How deep is the base?
A shopper
on Dec 18, 2021
BEST ANSWER: The base is about 10 inches deep, measured from the back to an imaginary line running between the front tips of the base.
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- Jason on Dec 20, 2021
- Purchased on Jul 16, 2021
BEST ANSWER: The base is about 10 inches deep, measured from the back to an imaginary line running between the front tips of the base.
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- Jason on Dec 20, 2021
- Purchased on Jul 16, 2021
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For those using this with 3 27 inch Dell monitors, what is the clearance underneath the bottom 2?
Jeremy Z
on Nov 30, 2022
BEST ANSWER: I am running 2 27" Monitors on the bottom and 1 32" monitor on the top. There is 4" of clearance from the bottom monitor to the desk and 1' gap between the 27" monitors and the 32" monitor.
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- Jim M on Dec 1, 2022
- Purchased on Dec 17, 2021
BEST ANSWER: I am running 2 27" Monitors on the bottom and 1 32" monitor on the top. There is 4" of clearance from the bottom monitor to the desk and 1' gap between the 27" monitors and the 32" monitor.
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- Jim M on Dec 1, 2022
- Purchased on Dec 17, 2021
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How deep is the base?
Matthew M
on Dec 18, 2021
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STURDY stand for 2 or 3 large monitors
Excellent product. Monitors stay in place, even with minor adjustments. Sturdy. Easy install. The main reason for purchasing this stand was to mount TWO -large 27" monitors up high. The additional vertical pole extension that is designed to mount a third monitor up high provided us a different benefit. This higher mount allows us to mount the heavy monitors up higher. This helps to prevent poor posture, and hopefully slow the unfortunate Dowagers hump on the neck. This potential "higher" mounting design needs additional help to be certain that everything won't tip over. I currently have a couple of black c clamps locking it down solid to this moving adjustable standing desk. We never move the location of this stand, so I intend to drill and fasten two - black carriage bolts through the base and desk. I searched for a long time trying to find a sturdy tall monitor. This one works great for us.
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Good product that suited my needs, but...
The top monitor mounting bracket was cracked when removed from the packaging. See attached photo.
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Solid stand for small to mid-size monitors
I have 23" and 24" monitors on the bottom and a 22" on top. The stand seems pretty stable overall and has all the adjustability I wanted. Things stay where I want them and there's no wobbling. The parts had no quality issues and assembly was fairly smooth. After assembly I'd recommend finding a helper to get the thing upright and lift it onto your desk.
Even though my bottom monitors are 2 different brands and sizes, I was able to align them vertically using the adjustment screws. Note however that if your monitors have thick bezels, you might have trouble getting all 3 exactly where you want them.
I will say that if I had heavier monitors, or if I were to swivel the bottom arms more towards me, I'd be worried that the whole thing could tip over. For an improvement, I'd suggest adding the option to clamp it to the desk or weigh it down in the back for greater peace of mind.
Even though my bottom monitors are 2 different brands and sizes, I was able to align them vertically using the adjustment screws. Note however that if your monitors have thick bezels, you might have trouble getting all 3 exactly where you want them.
I will say that if I had heavier monitors, or if I were to swivel the bottom arms more towards me, I'd be worried that the whole thing could tip over. For an improvement, I'd suggest adding the option to clamp it to the desk or weigh it down in the back for greater peace of mind.
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Exactly as advertised, working great in my home office!
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Great worth the money
Amazing Im only using the bottom two but it holds my 28 monitor and 24 and is sturdy but I used the bracket to turn around and mount the wall to make sure it doesnt fall.
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Measure overall high before you start.
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Measure overall high before you start.
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