Vesa Mount for ultrawide and a single 24" monitor (Stacked)

I would never use a single foot triple mount and would only use a single foot dual mount if it was low to the desk as there can be quite a bit of wobble when typing or printing etc.

My current 6 monitor setup is using three Ergotron LX tall pole mounts for the bottom row and three Duronic gas arms on Duronic extra tall poles for the top row (Ergotron don't make any very tall mounts). This is very sturdy even when raising the height adjustable desk they're on.

I find the Duronic mounts extremely good for the cost and have a wide range of compatible parts, although they're not in the league of the Ergotron mounts for quality. However Ergotron doesn't seem to be keeping up with current needs for screen width and stacking and their only medium height mount (barely tall enough to stack 2 x 24 is only available in white!)
 
Simon42 said:
I would never use a single foot triple mount and would only use a single foot dual mount if it was low to the desk as there can be quite a bit of wobble when typing or printing etc.

My current 6 monitor setup is using three Ergotron LX tall pole mounts for the bottom row and three Duronic gas arms on Duronic extra tall poles for the top row (Ergotron don't make any very tall mounts). This is very sturdy even when raising the height adjustable desk they're on.

I find the Duronic mounts extremely good for the cost and have a wide range of compatible parts, although they're not in the league of the Ergotron mounts for quality. However Ergotron doesn't seem to be keeping up with current needs for screen width and stacking and their only medium height mount (barely tall enough to stack 2 x 24 is only available in white!)
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Yeah, that had crossed my mind as well looking at some of the desk mount or stand based mounts. However, wall mounted ones, or those with a large base that fit to the desk, should be OK.
 
Simon42 said:
I would never use a single foot triple mount and would only use a single foot dual mount if it was low to the desk as there can be quite a bit of wobble when typing or printing etc.

My current 6 monitor setup is using three Ergotron LX tall pole mounts for the bottom row and three Duronic gas arms on Duronic extra tall poles for the top row (Ergotron don't make any very tall mounts). This is very sturdy even when raising the height adjustable desk they're on.

I find the Duronic mounts extremely good for the cost and have a wide range of compatible parts, although they're not in the league of the Ergotron mounts for quality. However Ergotron doesn't seem to be keeping up with current needs for screen width and stacking and their only medium height mount (barely tall enough to stack 2 x 24 is only available in white!)
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snips86x said:
@Jay85 This is the best I can find for dual 34" support
ARCTIC Z2 Pro (Gen 3) - Desk Mount Dual Monitor Arm, up to 34"/35" Ultrawide
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Right after some measuring last night and another good think, i think im gonna end up doing this.

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The original plan was dictated by the space being taken up by speakers as well however i've ordered a soundbar as well so the speaks no longer need to be there so i can have the screens next to each other like in the picture. With this in mind, do you think this arm would suffice in holding up the 24" monitor? While leaving the 34" on its original base?

ErGear Single Monitor Arm Gas Spring for 13”-32" Screen Full Range Motion Design

You guys are right, i wouldn't trust a single clamp/arm to hold up 2 relatively expensive monitors risking leaning forward and smashing them on the desk! Just too risky.
 
24s are considerably lighter than our 34/35s so I would suggest it'll be fine. Just make sure it's got a solid anchor point.

As it stands, I think I'm going with a single arm wall mount for my 35 as I can't find any dual arm wall mounted units supporting 34/35" monitors :(
 
snips86x said:
24s are considerably lighter than our 34/35s so I would suggest it'll be fine. Just make sure it's got a solid anchor point.

As it stands, I think I'm going with a single arm wall mount for my 35 as I can't find any dual arm wall mounted units supporting 34/35" monitors :(
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Gonna setup the 34" tonight and see how much space i have to play with before i order. The one i was looking at has now gone back up to £29.99 :(, damn it!

Not fancy drilling more holes in the wall then? :p
 
Jay85 said:
Gonna setup the 34" tonight and see how much space i have to play with before i order. The one i was looking at has now gone back up to £29.99 :(, damn it!

Not fancy drilling more holes in the wall then? :p
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Hopefully you'll have enough space for it, I know how annoying it can be.

Yes, I will be drilling more holes lol. I just accepted that I cannot get a dual to support 2x34" so went with a single arm for my 35" for now.
 
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