Dual Monitor Desk Stand Bracket Double Twin 2 PC LCD/LED Screen Holder Mount
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Dual Display Desk Stand - For two monitors or TVs from 13" to 22"
Why Buy? - Our bracket is professionally made for professional applications, it does not clamp to the side of a desk, instead it has a weighted base so it can be moved to the optimum position on your desk. As you can see from the picture on the left, if you do wish to use without the base, this is possible and the desk stand can be fitted by drilling a 10mm hole and clamping with the bolt and large washer. We use on PCs throughout our offices and they are great. Dual displays have been proved to increase efficiency when performing certain tasks on a computer, therefore making them economically viable.
Colour - Grey/Silver
Made from? - Predominantly made from powder coated steel, making this stand extremely strong.
Monitor Weight Limit - 6KG Each
Fixings - Fixings are supplied for attaching your monitor or TV to the desk stand and instructions on how to do this are also included.
Will both my screens fit side by side? - Providing your screens are less than 60cm wide each, this stand will hold them side by side.
Quick Release System - The maximum achievable height (including the base) to the centre of the mounts (a screen) is 450mm.
VESA Hole Patterns - 75 and 100
What is VESA? - In short, VESA is a hole pattern standard that appears on the back of displays which the majority of large manufacturers have agreed to adhere to. Our stand supports VESA standards. To check if your monitor is compatible simply measure the distance between the holes on the back of your display. For example, on this bracket VESA 75 means there is 75mm between each hole.
Tilt, Swivel and Rotation - 0-180 degrees tilt, 0-360 degrees swivel (should only be swivelled 360 degrees when the stand is desk mounted or it may become unstable) and 360 degrees rotation allowing your screen to be horizontally or vertically aligned. All this is illustrated on the diagrams at the top of the page. The pivot points are tensioned and hold the screen in place very firmly.