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Q: QuestionHow much of a desk top lip is required for the clamp to hold securely? My desk has sides and a back leaving only a 1" desk top lip. Will this be sufficient?

Asked 4 years ago by Rich.

• A:Answer I wouldn't be comfortable with a 1" lip for this monitor arm's clamp option. It does provide an option if you're willing to drill a hole through your desk, and would work if you had one of those cord ports through the top of the desk. My makeshift desk is a bar table with a 1.5" lip, and it works, because most of the bottom clamp touches. You can see in the photo that the sides and forward part are carrying the weight, not the back lip (because that clamp is domed, and an outline of the dome is what contacts the desk). at 1.5", most of the sides contact the table lip. I haven't tried sliding it back to only a 1" bite to see if it would work or not. I have used 2 different 32" monitors with this arm and flexed it both forwards and backwards, pulling up and sideways on the monitor and arm, and it has not slipped. The bottom clamp itself measures 1 7/8" deep, and the max depth would be 2 1/8" for a table with a deeper lip.

  Answered 4 years ago by showercatVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionLooking at this for 100mm x 100mm monitor arm, looks like people have been able to use it with larger sized monitors/TV's, can someone confirm 100mm size usage? Does it come with 100mm capabilities or just 75?

Asked 5 years ago by Neb.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer Yes, this arm works with 100mm. You can see two sets of mounting holes in the product image - the outer holes are the 100mm mounting point, while the inner holes are the 75mm mounting points. I use this arm for my ~17lb 32-inch Dell monitor without issue.

  Answered 5 years ago by TomSVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHow far does the mount extend? You give all dimensions except that.

Asked 3 years ago by Larry.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer Hello Larry, Once fully extended, this mount extends 24".

  Answered 3 years ago by Mount-it Team

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Q: QuestionI would like to purchase this arm for desk space. Will this arm securely hold my ultra wide monitor without shaking. I have a Samsung 34" Class QHD Ultrawide Monitor. Will the arm connect with the back of my monitor? See pictures. Thanks so much.

Asked 4 years ago by Tony.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer It can be mounted for 2 different vesa sizes.... Honestly, without going through everything in length if it's a Samsung made within the past decade and there's 4 holes in the back you'll be good to go. I use mine daily with my LG Ultragear and wouldn't change it out for anything else. Great product!

  Answered 4 years ago by Bwhit89Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this arm allow the monitor to lower below the mounting desk top level? I need to mount at one level, but be able to lower 5" to a lower desk

Asked 4 years ago by bjackson.

• A:Answer Hello, No this mount does not allow to drop below the base of the mount.

  Answered 4 years ago by Mount-it Team

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Q: QuestionI have a very shallow area where this could be mounted what is the minimum distance inward on the desk the mount could be clamped to.I have about a 1.5 inch area on my desk that it would be able to attach to.

Asked 4 years ago by Colin.

• A:Answer I have three of these mounts. They will work fine with a 1- 1/2" lip. Make sure to adjust the spring tensioner by turning the screw to the left. These are very nicely designed mounts.

  Answered 4 years ago by JohnVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have a computer desk armoire so space is very limited. I would like to install it in the front and swing the monitor out and to the side. Can it be installed on the front of the desk (facing in) and the monitor/arm turned out facing me? Thanks

Asked 5 years ago by Packaging.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer Hello Coccia, Yes, 2 of the swivel points is Rotation: 360 degrees.

  Answered 5 years ago by Mount-it Team

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Q: QuestionWould this monitor arm work with a 80mm (3 1/2") diameter grommet hole? Plan on buying a few for Uplift desks. Thanks.

Asked 5 years ago by seersaw.

• A:Answer Hello Nostra, Unfortunately, it will not our measures a little less than 3 1/2.

  Answered 5 years ago by Mount-it Team

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Q: QuestionWILL IT SUPPORT A 24.5 IN MONITOR?

Asked 2 years ago by 1KoMpLeX.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer As long as it has a VESA mount on the back then it should work fine. The tension can be adjusted to handle different weight of monitors based on the size.

  Answered 1 year ago by MichaelD

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Q: QuestionWill this mount be compatible for a Mac monitor?

Asked 2 years ago by HNR.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer Hello HNR, If you mac monitor has a VESA pattern on the back that is either 75x75mm or 100x100mm then this mount will work.

  Answered 2 years ago by Mount-it Team

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Q: QuestionDoes this mount work for curved monitors? The monitor I have has 75 x75 holes but the plate is not fitting properly.

Asked 4 years ago by NSDA.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer Hello, Yes, this mount supports curved monitors. Compatibility: VESA patterns 75 x 75 and 100 x 100 and LCD and LED displays from 13" - 32" Height adjustable: Up to 13" Rotation: 360 degrees Tilt: Up to 90 degrees up or down Weight capacity: Up to 20 lbs Mounting: C-clamp or grommet mount on tables up to 3.3" thick Materials: Polished aluminum die-cast and solid steel Thank you Mount-It Support!

  Answered 4 years ago by Mount-it Team

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Q: QuestionIn which country was the arm desk mount manufactured?

Asked 4 years ago by Mitchum.

• A:Answer Made in China. However, it seems to be well made. I’ve used mine for four months now without any problems. Knock on wood!

  Answered 4 years ago by RacefanjoeVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this work with a 32-inch msi curved monitor?

Asked 4 years ago by Td21.

• A:Answer As long as the mounting plate matches it should work. I have a 32” non curved monitor mounted to mine and it works just fine.very easy to install and adjust.

  Answered 4 years ago by RacefanjoeVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan this mounting arm support a 49" curved monitor ( Samsung CHG90 ) ?

Asked 4 years ago by DAS.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer You need mount holes on the Screen and looking at the weight the Arm holds is 20 pounds. A 49 in monitor not sure how many Lbs. that is

  Answered 4 years ago by ITHippyVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI just installed this mount however it keeps falling down. How do I tighten it? I am using a ~19 lbs monitor.

Asked 4 years ago by Gabby.

• A:Answer Allen wrench that came with it on either the top bolt joint or bottom depending where it's dropping. Twist to the right, left loosens.

  Answered 4 years ago by Bwhit89

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Q: QuestionWill this arm work with a ASUS - TUF 24.5” IPS FHD 280Hz Fast 1ms G-SYNC Gaming Monitor with DisplayHDR™ 400

Asked 4 years ago by Jimm.

• A:Answer Hello Jim, We suggest check your VESA and weight capacity. Compatibility: VESA patterns 75 x 75 and 100 x 100 and LCD and LED displays from 13" - 32" Height adjustable: Up to 13" Rotation: 360 degrees Tilt: Up to 90 degrees up or down Weight capacity: Up to 20 lbs

  Answered 4 years ago by Mount-it Team

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Q: QuestionWould this be able to support the Samsung CHG70?

Asked 5 years ago by m1234.

• A:Answer Hello, VESA To determine TV-TV Mount compatibility, two measurements require confirmation: TV weight and the bolt hole pattern behind the TV.

  Answered 5 years ago by Mount-it Team

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Q: QuestionThis looks exactly like what I want but I am concerned about mounting my dell

Asked 5 years ago by Wayne.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer Hello, Be sure to make sure you are within the weight capacity and VESA paptters.

  Answered 5 years ago by Mount-it Team

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Q: QuestionI have a question is the MSI Optix G27C5 27" LED Monitor compatible with this model? if so please help.FAST

Asked 5 years ago by PcGamingyesorno.

This question was asked about the related product: Mount-It! - Single Monitor Mount With Gas Spring Arm - Silver

• A:Answer Hello, this mount holds up to 100mmx100mm and the weight capacity is 20lbs as long as you are within the VESA patterns and weight capacity you are fine

  Answered 5 years ago by Mount-it Team

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