monitor mount for triple U2711

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I have 3 * U2711. I am looking for a monitor stand(mount) that could hold these monsters.
Any suggestion?
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I reckon you'll likely have to get 3 seperate individual mounts rather than a tri-mount as most multi monitor mounts only go up to 24" screens.
 
I haven't got mines yet, but I will share what little I have learned: I'm not planning to put large holes in the wall so I want one on the desk, but not to take up space on the desk ....

I'm going to portrait mine, starting with two U2711 at first and getting the third later. so each effectively has a width of 427.83mm which are much less than limits on the following brackets (which are 600mm for each monitor)

I'm planning on using this: (MDM05)

(by default they support 2 x 24" only)

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inorder for me to put these my first 'TWO U2711's' into landscape (not that I'm planning to) I need *replacement* long modules, because each can only by <=600mm in width.

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popping out the short arm modules and replacing them with longer modules gives me 660mm clearance, thats approx 13mm to play with, given landscape width of 646.71mm for the U2711

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so to cut the babble short
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When Im going to landscape 3 U2711, I will probably use

MDM05 + (2 long arms) and MDM04 side by side

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see specs here:
http://www.allcam.biz/catalog/index.php?cPath=29

do some measuring, its modular so modules can be replace, NOTE: I say replaced and not extended, I wouldn't advise daisy chaining them

reasonably priced TBH. approx £100

and good reviews online

otherwise you may look at solutions from ergotron

(http://www.ergotron.com/Home/tabid/36/language/en-GB/default.aspx)

but expensive ...
 
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Can I ask which one? Most of them seem to say 24" or less but I'm fairly confident it's just the weight that's the issue. Looking to eventually put 3 x Asus VE278Q on the desk and individual stands looks like the way forward (or 1 x LX dual and 1 x LX single ?).

Ta.
 
I've got single LXs for triple display as I wasn't convinced by the dual.

One thing that's bothered me about the dual is potential fouling if your desk is backed up against a wall so I opted for singles which allow for more options.

RE DUAL : A solution that was discussed here (can't find the thread) was to drill the mount onto the desktop instead of edge mounting it
 
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Thought I ought to post a response. Went for individual LX arms and they work brilliantly (although I only have two monitors for now). Highly recommended - useful to have a lower desk footprint but at the same time be able to swing the monitors close, now my 27" really is big :)
 
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