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Could these be mounted upside down? That is, attached to a ledge that overhangs the desk? From the picture, I can’t tell how the pieces that hold the monitor attach to the post itself.
It wasn’t this exact mount, but I did mount one almost exactly like it upside down for my mother. The arms are secured by tightening a screw that clamps them to the post, so it shouldn’t matter which orientation the post is in for it to work.
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It wasn’t this exact mount, but I did mount one almost exactly like it upside down for my mother. The arms are secured by tightening a screw that clamps them to the post, so it shouldn’t matter which orientation the post is in for it to work.
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I have the dual of this exact product and I would agree with your assessment.
Does anyone know the actual bar heights of the dual and the quad setup?
I have a different brand monitor mount and it’s annoyingly short and I’ve put a block of wood underneath, I’d love to be able to not use the block of wood.
I would say no to this. The arms on the dual are not long enough to hold a 30" diagonal panel without overlapping the 20". I have 2x 24" LCDs on mine and they fit great, but anything larger than that and you’re looking at an acute angle where they meet, unless you rotate one into portrait view.
Got the quad last time around. I’ve had a few different brands in the past and this is better than most. You could mount it upside down, it’s not annoyingly short. It says it takes up to 27" monitors so I would guess that one 20" and one 30" would easily fit.
Is there no difference in the spacing for the mounting screw holes in the back that might cause a problem? If it is just making it fit and the angles, I can probably work things out by mounting the 20" in portrait mode.