LED/LCD Monitor Double Arm Stand Desk Mount Ergonomic for 13 MDM002
iHome Furniture- Strong steel double arm desk mount - mounts two screens side by side to conveniently free up desk space. Holds two 13”-27” TV or monitors with a maximum load capacity of 10 kg for each arm.
- Fits all flat screen monitors and TVs with VESA sizes of 75x75 mm or 100x100 mm (Please ensure your screen is compatible with this mount’s MAX VESA by checking the manual or by measuring the distance between the 4 holes on the rear of the screen); VESA plates are quick fit and detachable for easy installation.
- Featuring +90°/-90° tilt, 180° swivel and 360° rotation for superb flexibility; Maximum arm extension length of 430 mm, height adjustable for optimum viewing angle; perfect for multitaskers, designers, programmers, gamers alike.
- 2 METHODS of INSTALLATIONS - 1) Desk clamp: heavy-duty ‘C’ clamp (fits desk thickness between 10mm and 100mm) offers supreme stability, keeping your screen fixed firmly and safely in place; 2) Grommet base install: fits desks with bolt-through hole (hole diameter supports min.10mm-max.80mm); the grommet base supports desk thickness from 10mm to 85mm.
- Concealed wiring design, keeping your desk tidy and clean; Storage slot for Allen keys. Comes complete with instructions plus all fixtures and fittings needed for simple installation.
Adjustable Height:Easily adjust the height of monitors to work in an ergonomic position. The monitor height has an adjustable range up to 430 mm.
Fluid Viewing Angle Adjustment:Fluid tilt angle adjustment 90 degrees up or down for each VESA bracket, which means each screen is entirely customisable.
Fully Articulating Mount
This mount has six top joints with 180 degree articulation and can be tightened to make the arms as fluid or stationary as desired. This movement gives users the freedom to place monitors in the most comfortable viewing position.
360 Degrees Rotation for Landscape or Portrait Orientation
Each monitor mount can be rotated 360 degrees independently between portrait and landscape modes. Rotate the monitors for portrait mode if you are reading long graphs or articles.
