MOUNTUP
Dual Monitor Stand fits up to 32 inch, 4.4-22 lbs Computer Screens, Dual Monitor Desk Mount Height Adjustable, Monitor Arms for 2 Monitors, Home Office VESA Mounts, Freelift White
Dual Monitor Stand fits up to 32 inch, 4.4-22 lbs Computer Screens, Dual Monitor Desk Mount Height Adjustable, Monitor Arms for 2 Monitors, Home Office VESA Mounts, Freelift White
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About This
- Universal Dual Monitor Arm: The double monitor mount is for most 22″–32″ flat or curved monitors, screen weight range 4.4 to 22 lbs, with VESA patterns 75x75mm and 100x100mm, compatible with ASUS, Acer, Samsung, LG, HP, AOC, Dell, Sceptre, etc. Please verify the size, weight, and VESA pattern of your monitor before purchase.
- Full Motion Monitor Stand: Our monitor mount allows the screen to tilt up 70° down -45°, swivel 180°, and rotate 360° from landscape to portrait. Each connection of the arm is adjustable. You'll be able to set your screens where you want it. You will not bend your neck to watch the screen mounting on Freelift any more, which can decrease strain on your neck, shoulder, and back.
- Flexible Monitor Arms: The dual monitor stand tested 20,000 times to ensure long-lasting performance for your workspace. The two monitor arm can extend up to 19.3" long, and rise up to 17.3" height. Our monitor arm can easily adjust to the best position that suits your sitting or standing style, improving your posture for productive work.
- Maximize Your Desktop Space: The dual monitor mount with cable management concealed wires within arms and frees up more space on your desktop. Just enjoy your working, gaming, or entertaining in a more comfortable environment.
- Two Installation Methods: Easy assembly with the C-clamp or grommet base. Choose C-clamp mounting for desks with 0.39″ to 2.76″ thickness or the grommet mounting fits the desk 0.39" - 2.76" thickness with a bolt-through hole 0.39" - 2.36". Either way, installation is easy thanks to the included instructions and hardware.
Overview
- Mounting Type : Tabletop Mount
- Movement Type : Rotate,Swivel, Tilt, Articulating
- Brand : MOUNTUP
- Material : Alloy Steel
- Color : White
- Compatible Devices : Monitor
- Maximum Tilt Angle : 70 Degrees
- Manufacturer : MOUNTUP
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