I've just bought a stand/sit desk 70cm x 120cm which because of lack of space has to fit almost up against a wall. I need to buy a monitor arm for my 17" monitor and there's room enough for any clamp but not for overhanging arms. So I will need a model that allows the screen to be close to the back wall without any overhang. Either that or a strong monitor arm that I can clamp at the side of the desk and that will have a long reach into the middle of the desk. Any thoughts or recommendations please? BTW I don't want to drill a hole in the desk or use a wall-mounted arm.
MiketheBook 0 Junior Poster in Training
happygeek 2,411 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
My desk is against a wall, I bought a 'Proper' brand dual arm cantilever mount. This clamps to the desk with no overhang, and the screens can be brought forward to the front of the desk if I wanted... Wasn't cheap, but is very sturdy and in the two years I have been using it has not let me down - the movement is still smooth, the hold is still strong.
MiketheBook 0 Junior Poster in Training
Can you tell me the make and model please? I may need to have two screens at some point.
MiketheBook 0 Junior Poster in Training
. . . and can you raise and lower the monitors easily if I were alternating between sitting and standing? Thanks.
happygeek 2,411 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Easy to raise and lower monitors, one-handed as they are proper hydraulic struts. It was this one, or a similar model (I've had them a few years now). https://www.properav.com/collections/computing-accessories/products/proper-cantilever-dual-arm-counter-balance-desk-monitor-mount
Dani 4,329 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member
Oooh, the company is actually called Proper. When you said a proper one, I thought you added the word 'proper' just because you're British and you UK folks like that word.
happygeek 2,411 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Hehe, I know what you mean. It's an odd company name, and I feel slightly awkward when writing it - hence the inverted commas.
MiketheBook 0 Junior Poster in Training
Thanks. It looks good. I was imagining something far more expensive. I've definitely check it out.
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