Workstream by Monoprice Triple Monitor Gas Spring Mount for up to 32" Screens, Locking Center Mount
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Can the right and left arms be at different heights?
New User U
on May 19, 2021
BEST ANSWER: In short, yes. The mounting point to the central rod (where all three arms are connected) is shared between the left and right arms. Sliding that point up and down moves left and right up and down together, but the articulation of the left and right arms are independent. I have a setup where my left and center monitors are the same and my right monitor is a vertical screen adjusted to a different height.
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- Adam D on May 20, 2021
BEST ANSWER: In short, yes. The mounting point to the central rod (where all three arms are connected) is shared between the left and right arms. Sliding that point up and down moves left and right up and down together, but the articulation of the left and right arms are independent. I have a setup where my left and center monitors are the same and my right monitor is a vertical screen adjusted to a different height.
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- Adam D on May 20, 2021
They can be but only if you have very small or very light monitors, otherwise the monitors will sink down low. Even though my monitors aren't near the weight limit for the arms on this mount, they still sink down to the lowest point. Furthering that, the monitor in the middle won't be "level" with the other two so it'll look and feel weird.
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- New User U on May 19, 2021
If the arms on your stand aren't maintaining the height you place, it means you haven't adjusted the preload, step 6 in the instructions.
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- New User U on May 20, 2021
Each left and right gas spring arm can adjust up and down independently, so yes they can be at different heights.
They both however are attached to the base at the same height always, as their arms share the same part that connects to the vertical pole piece of the base.
They both however are attached to the base at the same height always, as their arms share the same part that connects to the vertical pole piece of the base.
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- Darren F on May 19, 2021
the side arms attach to the same base on the middle column, but the end segments on each arm can be raised and lowered independently so your left and right screens can be different heights by about 12 inches (30cm)
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- Micah G on May 19, 2021
Yes. They share the same base but they otherwise move independently of each other in all directions. So they will "start" at the same place but can be at different heights from that starting point.
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- Casey C on May 19, 2021
The arms can be adjusted independently but they attach to the center pole at the same hight, so there's a limit on how different they can be
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- Dawson C on May 19, 2021
Both side arms must mount to the central support at the same height, but each arm has its own additional height adjustment.
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- Killian J on May 19, 2021
Yes, all the arms are independent, so they can each be at any height.
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- Thomas S on May 19, 2021
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have a 3 Hp 2408 monitors will the stand hold them?
A shopper
on Sep 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I am currently using two HP 32" curved monitors and an HP 25" monitor on this stand. It works fine for all of them. In fact, I'm kicking around the idea of replacing the 25" with a 27" and I still think it will work fine.
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- John H on Sep 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I am currently using two HP 32" curved monitors and an HP 25" monitor on this stand. It works fine for all of them. In fact, I'm kicking around the idea of replacing the 25" with a 27" and I still think it will work fine.
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- John H on Sep 7, 2018
The mount will hold a total of 45 pounds (max 15 lbs per monitor). But more important is that each monitor must have a VESA mount hold pattern on the back. No VESA, you cannot use this mount (or any mount of this type).
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- Joel N on Sep 7, 2018
- Purchased on May 22, 2018
yes, I have 3 24in Dell monitors. After purchasing it for myself we bought 15 more for one of the logistic teams. If you happen to get one arm seeming weak upon arrival the strength can be adjusted.
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- paul f on Sep 7, 2018
- Purchased on May 25, 2018
Those HP monitors are on the heavy side (21.6lbs) this mount is rated for 15.4lbs, you would probably have issues with the arms staying up. I'd say it depends how much the stands weigh.
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- Lee T on Sep 7, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 11, 2018
This stand is increabile, I have 3 32 inch monitors and no issues -what so ever- I highly recommend. I don't forsee any issues for you. please enjoy.
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- Michael P on Sep 7, 2018
Yes - I have three Lenovo 24 inch monitors and it’s hold up fine I clamp it rather than bolting but the bolting is more secure ..
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- Paul M on Sep 9, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2018
Should be no problem. I have two 27” and a 24” on mine and it works great.
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- JimD on Sep 7, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2018
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Can you remove the center pole?
A shopper
on Dec 10, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes it has thread on one end and screws into the base (either clamp bracket base or permanent screw mount base-both are supplied). But be aware the right and left arms require the center pole to attach to the mount. the center pole could be cut shorter with a metal saw. Overall I'm very happy with this product!
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- NZ6630242 Matt G on Dec 10, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes it has thread on one end and screws into the base (either clamp bracket base or permanent screw mount base-both are supplied). But be aware the right and left arms require the center pole to attach to the mount. the center pole could be cut shorter with a metal saw. Overall I'm very happy with this product!
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- NZ6630242 Matt G on Dec 10, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 26, 2019
No you can’t, the arms attach to the center pole.
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- Ryan M on Dec 10, 2019
- Purchased on May 16, 2019
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How far does the center fixed mount extend from the pole?
New User U
on Nov 21, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Almost 5 inches from center of pole to the face of mount/ back of monitor.
Or to get less you can rotate to the side of the pole then it's under 3" but then the center monitor is offset from the pole a couple of inches that can affect the symmetry of your setup.
Or to get less you can rotate to the side of the pole then it's under 3" but then the center monitor is offset from the pole a couple of inches that can affect the symmetry of your setup.
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- Derron K on Nov 21, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 16, 2018
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- New User U on Nov 21, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Almost 5 inches from center of pole to the face of mount/ back of monitor.
Or to get less you can rotate to the side of the pole then it's under 3" but then the center monitor is offset from the pole a couple of inches that can affect the symmetry of your setup.
Or to get less you can rotate to the side of the pole then it's under 3" but then the center monitor is offset from the pole a couple of inches that can affect the symmetry of your setup.
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- Derron K on Nov 21, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 16, 2018
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- New User U on Nov 21, 2018
From the center of the post to the back of the display is 5 inches.
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- Joel N on Nov 21, 2018
- Purchased on May 22, 2018
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Can you mount this to the wall?
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on Aug 19, 2021
BEST ANSWER: You would have to do some engineering to mount this mount on a wall. It is intended to be either bolted or clamped to a desk. If you look at the PDF of the manual, page 2, Step 1a-1 on the left side, you will see that part E "could" be anchored to a wall. But like I said, it would take some engineering.
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- James H on Aug 19, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 10, 2020
BEST ANSWER: You would have to do some engineering to mount this mount on a wall. It is intended to be either bolted or clamped to a desk. If you look at the PDF of the manual, page 2, Step 1a-1 on the left side, you will see that part E "could" be anchored to a wall. But like I said, it would take some engineering.
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- James H on Aug 19, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 10, 2020
As it shipped you can only mount to desk with clamp or screws.
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- Cressler C on Aug 19, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 19, 2020
No, I can't imagine how you would attach it to a wall
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- Daniel H on Aug 19, 2021
- Purchased on Sep 18, 2020
no, this is a desk / table top mount
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- Anonymous S on Aug 21, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 7, 2020
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Can I use this with a 27" and 34" monitor? I only have 2 monitors, so the middle stand would go unused.
Jason H
on Feb 12, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi there, I can't see why not- as long as the fall within the weight limits... you may need to mount the support pole off center if you want to have one of the monitors directly in front of your work area (rather than the split in the middle etc). Overall I'd highly recommend this, I have a 24, 32, 24 configuration and it works great.
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- NZ6630242 Matt G on Feb 12, 2020
- Purchased on Aug 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi there, I can't see why not- as long as the fall within the weight limits... you may need to mount the support pole off center if you want to have one of the monitors directly in front of your work area (rather than the split in the middle etc). Overall I'd highly recommend this, I have a 24, 32, 24 configuration and it works great.
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- NZ6630242 Matt G on Feb 12, 2020
- Purchased on Aug 26, 2019
I have the model with the middle articulating arm bit its basically the same. You should easily be able to do this as long as the monitors aren't over 20lbs. They also have a dual monitor arm system that supports up to 34", but this one will give you a larger range of motion.
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- Efrain N on Feb 12, 2020
Yes, definitely will work. The gas spring arms make it easy to get the monitors to fit together nicely.
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- Ryan M on Feb 12, 2020
- Purchased on May 16, 2019
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Is there another way to mount it to the desk other than the clamp for use in offices that have the desk attached to the wall?
Ned C
on Apr 3, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, I drilled through my desk and used the included hardware to mount directly to the desk.
It has worked well so far, the hardware is very sturdy.
It has worked well so far, the hardware is very sturdy.
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- Adam C on Apr 3, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, I drilled through my desk and used the included hardware to mount directly to the desk.
It has worked well so far, the hardware is very sturdy.
It has worked well so far, the hardware is very sturdy.
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- Adam C on Apr 3, 2018
The stand comes with hardware to mount it through the desk.
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- Jim K on Sep 25, 2020
- Purchased on Sep 4, 2020
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I have three 32-inch monitors. Are the side arms of this stand long enough to enable positioning the side monitors at 45 degree angles to the center monitor?
A shopper
on Jul 3, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, 32" monitors are at the upper limit of the recommended sizes for this mount. This mount will support them but the adjustment angles would be constrained by the wider displays. Side angles would be closer to 12-15 degrees at 3x32" if the monitors are positioned to not overlap. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, 32" monitors are at the upper limit of the recommended sizes for this mount. This mount will support them but the adjustment angles would be constrained by the wider displays. Side angles would be closer to 12-15 degrees at 3x32" if the monitors are positioned to not overlap. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 1, 2018
You can mount 32” monitors. But you would not have sufficient reach to turn the two side monitors at 45 degrees. That would be like putting a pair of 42 inch monitors on the outside
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- JimD on Jul 4, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2018
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Is there a recommended minimum thickness for the desktop that this mount should should be clamped to? I am looking to mount it to a desktop that I got from monoprice (33085 - linked on the question), but it is only 3/4" thick particle board, which feels a little thin/weak for this mount and my 3 27" monitors (about 12 lbs each). Any suggestions?
New User U
on Nov 10, 2018
Workstream by Monoprice Triple Monitor Gas Spring Mount for up to 32" Screens, Locking Center Mount
Monoprice 3-piece Desktop for Motorized and Manual-Crank Height Adjustable Desks, Black
BEST ANSWER: I have 5 of the sit stand desk with the Gas spring mounts like the one in the picture up top. It is holding 2 32" monitor with no issues. The clap goes in about 3 to 4 inches so it is sturdy enough. so the 3/4" thick is not an issues. Plus have a desktop mounted underneath it also.
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- Shawn E on Jun 25, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I have 5 of the sit stand desk with the Gas spring mounts like the one in the picture up top. It is holding 2 32" monitor with no issues. The clap goes in about 3 to 4 inches so it is sturdy enough. so the 3/4" thick is not an issues. Plus have a desktop mounted underneath it also.
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- Shawn E on Jun 25, 2020
Description says the desktop is 1.6" thick. Is that not true?
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- Isaac C on Aug 11, 2020
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Is the fixed center mount easy to move up and down?
New User U
on Nov 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: For very occasional adjustment the fixed arm version is okay (not the smoothest adjustment but it works) but for more frequent movement get the full motion version.
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- Jason T on Nov 23, 2018
I had the full adjustment and returned it because it sat way to close.
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- New User U on Nov 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: For very occasional adjustment the fixed arm version is okay (not the smoothest adjustment but it works) but for more frequent movement get the full motion version.
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- Jason T on Nov 23, 2018
I had the full adjustment and returned it because it sat way to close.
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- New User U on Nov 23, 2018
I wouldn't say easy but I also wouldn't say difficult. Really depends on where you are mounting it. I tried to mount mine in a corner so it didn't work so well.
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- Patrick H on Nov 23, 2018
What do you mean corner? Like corner of your desk or corner of a wall?
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- New User U on Nov 23, 2018
Oh ok is it easy to slide up and down though? I see it looks like there’s a stopper so you can keep it loose until you want to raise it, correct?
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- New User U on Nov 23, 2018
Yes if I remember correctly there are two little screws. You tighten them to prevent it from sliding. I don't think you would be sliding it up and down though with monitors attached if that is what you are thinking.
Well I’m able to slide the center one up and down with a monitor attached right? Not the side ones.
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- New User U on Nov 23, 2018
Gotcha thanks a lot for your help!!
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- New User U on Nov 23, 2018
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can i put one monitor on top of another with this mount?
A shopper
on Apr 28, 2021
BEST ANSWER: NO, not with this mount. you can rotate the monitors landscape or portrait but not stacked.
I have three 32in curved monitors and it works fine.
I have three 32in curved monitors and it works fine.
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- Cressler C on Apr 28, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 19, 2020
BEST ANSWER: NO, not with this mount. you can rotate the monitors landscape or portrait but not stacked.
I have three 32in curved monitors and it works fine.
I have three 32in curved monitors and it works fine.
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- Cressler C on Apr 28, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 19, 2020
No, this mount does not have the capabilities to do that.
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- Ashly V on Apr 28, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 20, 2020
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I want to set up 34" - 22" - 34" is it possible to use this mount? Thanks!
raleigh w
on Oct 20, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Depending on how you want the layout of the monitors, I don't think it will be a problem. My current setup is 27" - 32" - 27" side by side with a couple of inches between each monitor.
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- Michael S on Oct 20, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 3, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Depending on how you want the layout of the monitors, I don't think it will be a problem. My current setup is 27" - 32" - 27" side by side with a couple of inches between each monitor.
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- Michael S on Oct 20, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 3, 2022
Yes. The mounts will take up to three monitors of the max size. Unit is very solid once mounted
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- Erik F on Oct 21, 2022
- Purchased on Jul 28, 2022
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Will this work with three 27" MSI curved monitors in a properly curved setup? Most other triple monitor mounts don't work well with a triple curved monitor setup.
S Richard C
on Nov 17, 2022
BEST ANSWER: I don't have curved monitors, but I believe that they would work. The rotational adjustment let me position my 3 flat monitors in a curved pattern.
The thing that i did not like about this mount is the fact that the gas shocks do not support any weight. I have a 32" monitor in the center and 22" monitors on either side. The monitors attached to the gas shocks fall to the bottom. The pair of side arms can be slid up the center post, and that is how i was able to get level.
In then end, the mount holds my monitors where i need them. I can rotate them into any position I need. But raising and lowering is not done easily.
The thing that i did not like about this mount is the fact that the gas shocks do not support any weight. I have a 32" monitor in the center and 22" monitors on either side. The monitors attached to the gas shocks fall to the bottom. The pair of side arms can be slid up the center post, and that is how i was able to get level.
In then end, the mount holds my monitors where i need them. I can rotate them into any position I need. But raising and lowering is not done easily.
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- Joseph M on Nov 18, 2022
- Purchased on Aug 12, 2022
BEST ANSWER: I don't have curved monitors, but I believe that they would work. The rotational adjustment let me position my 3 flat monitors in a curved pattern.
The thing that i did not like about this mount is the fact that the gas shocks do not support any weight. I have a 32" monitor in the center and 22" monitors on either side. The monitors attached to the gas shocks fall to the bottom. The pair of side arms can be slid up the center post, and that is how i was able to get level.
In then end, the mount holds my monitors where i need them. I can rotate them into any position I need. But raising and lowering is not done easily.
The thing that i did not like about this mount is the fact that the gas shocks do not support any weight. I have a 32" monitor in the center and 22" monitors on either side. The monitors attached to the gas shocks fall to the bottom. The pair of side arms can be slid up the center post, and that is how i was able to get level.
In then end, the mount holds my monitors where i need them. I can rotate them into any position I need. But raising and lowering is not done easily.
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- Joseph M on Nov 18, 2022
- Purchased on Aug 12, 2022
I can't speak to the curved monitors, but I can say I have 3 32" LG monitors on my mount and there is still a ton of room for adjustment, I would imagine that it wouldn't be an issue. Just my experience.
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- Adam S on Nov 30, 2022
- Purchased on Jul 28, 2022
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How far under the desk does the clamp need to go? I have two inches till we hit a partition.
A shopper
on May 19, 2023
BEST ANSWER: My desk is 1-1/4" thick. I drilled 2 holes. The screw posts are about 4" long, but can be cut down. There is a thin plate that goes on the bottom, a washer, and a nut. You probably need a minimum of 1" below the surface you are clamping to.
The picture shows a different clamp that attaches to the edge. That method requires 4-5 inches.
Hardware for both solutions is provided.
The picture shows a different clamp that attaches to the edge. That method requires 4-5 inches.
Hardware for both solutions is provided.
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- Joseph M on May 24, 2023
- Purchased on Aug 12, 2022
BEST ANSWER: My desk is 1-1/4" thick. I drilled 2 holes. The screw posts are about 4" long, but can be cut down. There is a thin plate that goes on the bottom, a washer, and a nut. You probably need a minimum of 1" below the surface you are clamping to.
The picture shows a different clamp that attaches to the edge. That method requires 4-5 inches.
Hardware for both solutions is provided.
The picture shows a different clamp that attaches to the edge. That method requires 4-5 inches.
Hardware for both solutions is provided.
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- Joseph M on May 24, 2023
- Purchased on Aug 12, 2022
I don't think 2 inches is enough room but it may work, yoiu need more like 4 inches to get a better grip.
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- Anthony M on May 25, 2023
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Since the middle monitor mount does not have a gas spring, can it support more weight? I have an older 27" iMac that weighs around 30 lbs.
A shopper
on Mar 19, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, 30 lbs would be too heavy, the monitor might give you issues with adjustments at best, and it may cause damage or injury at worst. We did test a 25lb screen, the mount handled it during testing but the tilt and rotate adjustments did not feel as tight even after torquing down the adjustment screws. And while it worked for the short test, the adjustments might start feeling loose and might not be as adjustable in the long term so we cannot recommend it. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Apr 12, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, 30 lbs would be too heavy, the monitor might give you issues with adjustments at best, and it may cause damage or injury at worst. We did test a 25lb screen, the mount handled it during testing but the tilt and rotate adjustments did not feel as tight even after torquing down the adjustment screws. And while it worked for the short test, the adjustments might start feeling loose and might not be as adjustable in the long term so we cannot recommend it. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Apr 12, 2018
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How much does this monitor mount weight? This is important for people with adjustable standing desks.
Randy A
on Apr 5, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, a little over 20 lbs for this locking-center version, and a little over 25 lbs for the fully-adjustable version.
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- Irv S Staff on Apr 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, a little over 20 lbs for this locking-center version, and a little over 25 lbs for the fully-adjustable version.
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What is the weight of this thing? Thanks.
A shopper
on Apr 18, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, a little over 20 lbs for this locking-center version, and a little over 25 lbs for the fully-adjustable version. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Apr 18, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, a little over 20 lbs for this locking-center version, and a little over 25 lbs for the fully-adjustable version. Hope this helps.
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Will this support Dell U3011? It's 20lbs without stand.
Janel M
on Jun 27, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, we have not tested that specific monitor, but based on the 20lb weight, it would not work with this stand because it would exceed the gas-spring lifting force and would prevent the mount from being adjustable.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, we have not tested that specific monitor, but based on the 20lb weight, it would not work with this stand because it would exceed the gas-spring lifting force and would prevent the mount from being adjustable.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 1, 2018
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Question for the manufacturer if they are answering: What is the max side monitor angle the stand can support using 27" triples or 32" triples. I read another post that said the stand cannot support 45 degree side angles when using 32" monitors but what about 27's?
A shopper
on Sep 27, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, with 3x27" screens, you should be able to position your side monitors up to around 35-38 degrees while preventing overlapping. Thin bezels or overlapping bezels could get you a few more degrees. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, with 3x27" screens, you should be able to position your side monitors up to around 35-38 degrees while preventing overlapping. Thin bezels or overlapping bezels could get you a few more degrees. Hope this helps.
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Is it easy to adjust the height up and down of the fixed center mounted monitor?
New User U
on Nov 21, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, it is easy enough to adjust when you are setting up your computer and monitors and you can adjust it without the need for tools. But it is not meant to be instantly adjustable during daily use so reaching behind your monitor to make adjustments might get cumbersome. It's doable but not ideal. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Nov 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, it is easy enough to adjust when you are setting up your computer and monitors and you can adjust it without the need for tools. But it is not meant to be instantly adjustable during daily use so reaching behind your monitor to make adjustments might get cumbersome. It's doable but not ideal. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Nov 26, 2018
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I am looking at doing a 32" in the middle and then a 23" on each side. How low do the sides allow you to go? I like my monitors sitting just off my desk. I see that the minimum height is 6.9" is that to the middle of the mounting plate on the side arms?
A shopper
on Dec 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, you are correct. 6.9" is to the middle of the mounting plate, so that should be low enough to bring monitors to be sitting on a desk. You can measure if the center of the VESA mount to see if it would be able to sit on your desk, most likely it should be able to. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Dec 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, you are correct. 6.9" is to the middle of the mounting plate, so that should be low enough to bring monitors to be sitting on a desk. You can measure if the center of the VESA mount to see if it would be able to sit on your desk, most likely it should be able to. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Dec 6, 2018
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Can the fixed middle monitor center mount be setup above the two arms (opposite of what's pictured)?
Michael T
on Dec 12, 2018
Workstream by Monoprice Triple Monitor Gas Spring Mount for up to 32" Screens, Locking Center Mount
Workstream by Monoprice Triple Monitor Gas Spring Mount for up to 32in Screens, Fully Adjustable Center Mount
BEST ANSWER: Hi, yes this is possible. But we recommend the pictured orientation to put the center of gravity closer to the base. Switching them works but might be a bit shakier if that makes sense. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Dec 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hi, yes this is possible. But we recommend the pictured orientation to put the center of gravity closer to the base. Switching them works but might be a bit shakier if that makes sense. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Dec 14, 2018
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I have a Massdrop Vast 35" ultra-wide curved monitor and 2 Dell 24" monitors that are in Portrait mode. Would this monitor are work with that setup? The measurement from center point to center point of the VESA mounts is about 25" with them sitting on my desk the way I would want them setup. Based on the diagram it looks like there is about 28" (7.8+7.8+12.4) if "wingspan" for the side monitors.
Rich N
on Jan 13, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, you are correct, each side can stretch out to about 28" of wingspan. However, the curved monitor might require you to angle the side arms a bit to bring the monitors forward, so this could reduce the actual wingspan you could get. If you can do a mock-up on your desk again, this time take note how forward your side monitors have to be and angle your ruler after 16" to simulate the first two segments, it should give you a better idea. Hope this helps. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 15, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, you are correct, each side can stretch out to about 28" of wingspan. However, the curved monitor might require you to angle the side arms a bit to bring the monitors forward, so this could reduce the actual wingspan you could get. If you can do a mock-up on your desk again, this time take note how forward your side monitors have to be and angle your ruler after 16" to simulate the first two segments, it should give you a better idea. Hope this helps. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 15, 2019
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Is there a way to get a 4th arm for a 3+1 setup? Would like to have a 4th monitor above the other 3.
Jordan V
on Mar 10, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The fit would be really tight as you would need to lower the bottom units pretty far down in order for the top monitor to fit and not hit the lower ones. If the center stalk was taller, you would have no problem. In any case, you would have to contact the importer of this stand as they would have to contact the factory to get another center mounting ring. If Monoprice can't do that, I have no idea where you would start to inquire about that part.
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- Joel N on Mar 10, 2019
- Purchased on May 22, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The fit would be really tight as you would need to lower the bottom units pretty far down in order for the top monitor to fit and not hit the lower ones. If the center stalk was taller, you would have no problem. In any case, you would have to contact the importer of this stand as they would have to contact the factory to get another center mounting ring. If Monoprice can't do that, I have no idea where you would start to inquire about that part.
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- Joel N on Mar 10, 2019
- Purchased on May 22, 2018
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What is the spacing of the holes on the through hole mount?
New User U
on Oct 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, spacing for the through hole mounts are 2.5 inches apart, center to center. Through holes can be at least 1/4" in diameter. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 21, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, spacing for the through hole mounts are 2.5 inches apart, center to center. Through holes can be at least 1/4" in diameter. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Oct 21, 2019
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Is it possible to install only one of the side arms?
A shopper
on Nov 7, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Kind of, you unscrew the arm from its holder that snugs around the pole. It'll be uneven, especially if the side monitor is very far away, so make sure it's well secured to the desk. It may be cheaper to get 2 monitor mounts (one center and one with an arm) and put them both on the same pole.
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- James M on Nov 8, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Kind of, you unscrew the arm from its holder that snugs around the pole. It'll be uneven, especially if the side monitor is very far away, so make sure it's well secured to the desk. It may be cheaper to get 2 monitor mounts (one center and one with an arm) and put them both on the same pole.
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- James M on Nov 8, 2019
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I will be using this with two 32" curved monitors that weight 14 lbs each; will this work?
A shopper
on Feb 20, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as they have mounting holes on the back this will allow you to mount both of those monitors.
As long as they have mounting holes on the back this will allow you to mount both of those monitors.
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- Tyler C Staff on Mar 6, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
As long as they have mounting holes on the back this will allow you to mount both of those monitors.
As long as they have mounting holes on the back this will allow you to mount both of those monitors.
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- Tyler C Staff on Mar 6, 2020
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Will Samsung 32” Curved Monitor work?
A shopper
on Mar 9, 2020
BEST ANSWER: If you do not plan to turn the side monitors in.
they will match the curve of the screen but that is all.
they will match the curve of the screen but that is all.
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- Cressler C on Dec 10, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 19, 2020
BEST ANSWER: If you do not plan to turn the side monitors in.
they will match the curve of the screen but that is all.
they will match the curve of the screen but that is all.
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- Cressler C on Dec 10, 2020
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What is the distance from the center pole to the center of one of the vesa mounts on the side?
Michael K
on Jul 11, 2020
BEST ANSWER: At full extension, it appears to be ~28".
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- ALEXANDER KOZHEMIAKOV K on Jul 11, 2020
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BEST ANSWER: At full extension, it appears to be ~28".
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- ALEXANDER KOZHEMIAKOV K on Jul 11, 2020
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How hard would it be to retrofit this for VR tracking stations? Thinking about doing non-roomscale and sticking this on my desk behind my monitors.
2 main questions: is there an adapter somewhere for the 1/4" screw so I could mount it cleanly? If I don't use the center pole, can I move the L/R arms all the way up?
2 main questions: is there an adapter somewhere for the 1/4" screw so I could mount it cleanly? If I don't use the center pole, can I move the L/R arms all the way up?
Robert C
on Aug 3, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi, we have not tested the application your are describing, but if you have mounting hardware, you could use the VESA mounting positions for your custom use.
On your two main questions: you have the option to either use the clamp for mounting to a desk edge, or you could drill two 1/4" holes to use through-hole mounting. You could move the L/R arms through the length of the pole, including all the way up. You could also swap the position if you want to mount a monitor to the center mount and have the arms sticking all the way up. Thanks.
On your two main questions: you have the option to either use the clamp for mounting to a desk edge, or you could drill two 1/4" holes to use through-hole mounting. You could move the L/R arms through the length of the pole, including all the way up. You could also swap the position if you want to mount a monitor to the center mount and have the arms sticking all the way up. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Aug 4, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hi, we have not tested the application your are describing, but if you have mounting hardware, you could use the VESA mounting positions for your custom use.
On your two main questions: you have the option to either use the clamp for mounting to a desk edge, or you could drill two 1/4" holes to use through-hole mounting. You could move the L/R arms through the length of the pole, including all the way up. You could also swap the position if you want to mount a monitor to the center mount and have the arms sticking all the way up. Thanks.
On your two main questions: you have the option to either use the clamp for mounting to a desk edge, or you could drill two 1/4" holes to use through-hole mounting. You could move the L/R arms through the length of the pole, including all the way up. You could also swap the position if you want to mount a monitor to the center mount and have the arms sticking all the way up. Thanks.
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- Irv S Staff on Aug 4, 2020
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Rated 5 out of 5
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This thing is by far a hell of a product. I have never had any problems with the things I have gotten from them. The quality for the price is definitely unbeatable. I've had this now for a little over a year, perhaps more and they are holding my three MSI 144hz 27" Curve monitor with no problem.
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Rated 3 out of 5
Good value. Would buy again.
Works nicely. The clamp holding the dual arm didn't go tight enough to keep it locked and I had to use a different bolt from my garage.
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Rated 1 out of 5
Does Not Work as Expected
I attached a 32" in the center, and 24" on both sides. I can lift the arms on the sides, but they drop. Gas arms do not hold any weight. This is the first Monoprice item that I have bought that I was not happy with.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Great product
Amazing! Great quality and product, will definitely recommend.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Very pleased
Does exactly what it's supposed to! Easy to set up and adjust.
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Rated 3 out of 5
Good enough
This is an alright monitor mount. Nothing fantastic, but not horrible either. Just middle of the road as far as build construction and quality goes. It holds 3 x 27" that weigh 4.25 - 4.4 Kg (9.3 - 9.9 lbs) well enough but they're a little tight in spacing even with relatively thin bezels. I don't game anymore so I can't tell you how well they work for gaming immersion, but it's alright overall for spreadsheets, graphic design and the like. It also frees up a considerable amount of desk space. Complaints from other users about the monitors needing risers are correct, the brackets are tight on my monitors. I imagine you could get some risers from a local hardware store, but that feels like an unnecessary extra trip. It also brings the center monitor forward by an inch or two from the edge of the desk, so if you're on a short desk like I am (25" depth) it can feel a bit too close for a 27" monitor. (The recommended distance from a 27" monitor is like 1.4' to 2.6 ft for a 1440p monitor, just google "recommended monitor viewing distance chart")
Anyhow, it's reasonably okay and I would buy again for $100, but it doesn't have a "premium" feel to it. More like a "made in China" feel.
Anyhow, it's reasonably okay and I would buy again for $100, but it doesn't have a "premium" feel to it. More like a "made in China" feel.
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Rated 5 out of 5
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Rated 2 out of 5
Strong, Sturdy? 27? Screens Will Result in Uncomfortable Viewing For Gaming
This triple monitor mount is great however 2 things were deal breakers for me.
First, the mount does not have the necessary hardware for attaching monitors with recessed VESA integration. The kit requires spacers in order to bring the mounting brackets flush with the back of each monitor.
Second, the arms are barely wide enough at their maximum to fit 3 27? thin bezel monitors and the result is a very flat appearance, no arc. This makes it very uncomfortable for gaming.
The mount is well built and the installation is moderate difficulty. I did not like the 3M pad being used to protect the desk. I would hope that a better solution could be offered.
I?m giving it 2 stars because this mount changes its purpose based on screen size & the lack of hardware for adaptability for different kind of monitors.
First, the mount does not have the necessary hardware for attaching monitors with recessed VESA integration. The kit requires spacers in order to bring the mounting brackets flush with the back of each monitor.
Second, the arms are barely wide enough at their maximum to fit 3 27? thin bezel monitors and the result is a very flat appearance, no arc. This makes it very uncomfortable for gaming.
The mount is well built and the installation is moderate difficulty. I did not like the 3M pad being used to protect the desk. I would hope that a better solution could be offered.
I?m giving it 2 stars because this mount changes its purpose based on screen size & the lack of hardware for adaptability for different kind of monitors.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Great Desk mount
This mount is everything listed and more! I have ordered multi monitor mounts for work several times and this one is very sturdy and works well with the larger monitors. If you going for anything over 32 in wide though you will only be able to use the two outside arms with 2x monitors. The tension nut works great for locking down the height.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Works great
The monitor stand is nicely built and hold all three monitors. Lot of options for placement. With a couple of adjustments, I was able to make it work on a stand up Varidesk desk.
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