Multi Mount 3 x 24" Monitors

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Hi,

Im struggling to find these, looking on the forums I'm told they exist just scares and expensive, I can find easily multi-mounts up to 21" however I run 3 Acer V243H monitors, and want a multi mount to tidy up my desk.

Does any one know where I could find a multi mount to support 3 Acer 243H Monitors?

Thanks
Robert.
 
not on ocuk :P

though I'm sure some anal admin will tell me off for recommending another site, even when ocuk seems incapable of stocking the products it condemns its forum users for recommending - try ********.
 
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miceormen said:
not on ocuk :P

though I'm sure some anal admin will tell me off for recommending another site, even when ocuk seems incapable of stocking the products it condemns its forum users for recommending - try ********.
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What? Are you serious?

Its perfectly fine to recommend products, just not OcUK competitors. Which is perfectly understandable. Put yourself in the owners shoes, would you want business lost in that manner when you provide the forums for free?

Anway, Allcam do a triple monitor mount, I believe you need to buy the extra arms for widescreen 24" monitors, but they do work.

Personally, I have 2 single monitor arms instead of getting a double mount.
 
If OcUK can't compete on a product another company can, why should members of this forum pay the price for recommendations based on OcUK profit margins rather than quality or value for money?

I think OcUK's exceptional service and competitive pricing on the products it does offer mean it will maintain its customer base.. Its not like they're missing out revenue if they don't stock the desired item is it? I've used other sites and stores for non OcUK stocked items, and I always come back for the stuff I can get here precisely because I trust them. Perhaps a little more faith should be placed in their loyal customers :)
 
With the amount I just spent to get the kit to run triple monitors on Eyefinitiy :) I recon they can cut me some slack,

Allcam unfortunately do the same mounts as everyone else - upto 21" -- but :) with clear instruction on how to use google lol - that actually gave me the result i wanted.

Found a cheapish (£99) multi-screen mount for upto 24" monitors.

Thanks for your help guys.
 
Another recommendation for Allcam here, currently running 3 single mounts for a 26", and a pair of 19" screens, as I decided it gives me more adjusability than a single triple mount.
 
Originally posted by Crezzlin:
Why do people spend loads on a multi stand, just get 2 single monitor stands for £25 each and leave the middle monitor on your desk.. you could even use a single mount for the middle one this no point.. My setup 3x 27.5" displays.. on a small desk.

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Not sure what you mean? how have you got 3 monitors on one stand?
 
My desk is wide enough for me to leave them on the stands, however id sooner have a tidy setup - The one i found isn't overly priced, its £99 and will support 3 24" monitors.
Once its all setup will upload some pictures :)

Your setup looks good though :)
 
SkScotchegg said:
Originally posted by Crezzlin:


Not sure what you mean? how have you got 3 monitors on one stand?
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Look below the two flanking monitors. They appear to be on desk clamped arms.

He means that using 2 individual mounts may be cheaper than 1 multiple monitor stand. Assuming that your monitors are always in a fixed position on the desk then this is a fair point. Desk clamped monitors won't intrude much to a point where one expensive stand may appear to be pointless in some circumstances.

The eloquence of some people (or rather, the lack of it) does astound me at times.
 
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Rokodo 0 You will need to reduce your sig before a mod deletes it. 4 lines maximum (or 400 x 75 pixels and 20kB) Its all in the FAQ.
 
Thanks for the tip. I just copy/pasted from my ********* signature because I was lazy.

I saw it was stretching the table anyway.
 
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