2 Way Adjustable Tilting Desk Mount Bracket for LCD LED (Max 33Lbs, 13~30inch) - Black

Free space on your desk and gain improved ergonomics by using this 2-Way Adjustable Tilting Monitor Desk Mount Bracket from Monoprice!

Using a desk mount bracket provides additional desk space by moving the monitor above the desk. The bracket allows you to position your monitor at eye level, which reduces neck and back strain and aches from length sessions in front of the computer.

The mount attaches to the edge of a desk, table, or other horizontal surface with a thickness between 0.87" ~ 2.25". The mount has a 5.5" extension arm that can be swiveled from side to side. The monitor can be tilted up to +/- 12 degrees. It fits monitors up to 33 lbs weight with either 50x50, 75x75, or 100x100 VESA mounting pattern.

Features:

Fits monitors with VESA 50x50, 75x75, and 100x100 mounting patterns
Tilts +/- 12 degrees
Steel construction with welded base clamp and aluminum extension arm
Height adjustable from about 8.75" ~ 15"
Clamps to surfaces between 0.87" ~ 2.25" thick

Specifications:

Model # 5401
Type Desk Mount
Minimum VESA 50 x 50
Maximum VESA 100 x 100
Maximum Weight 33 lbs
Minimum Display Size 13"
Maximum Display Size 30"
Minimum Extension 0.8"
Maximum Extension 5.5"
Height Range 8.75" ~ 15.0"
Tilt Range ±12 degrees
Swivel Range ±90 degrees
Rotation Range 360 degrees
Construction Steel and Aluminum
Color Black
Wall Plate Dimensions N/A
Front Plate Dimensions
Built In Level No
Cable Management No
UL Certified No
RoHS Compliant Yes

Knowledge Base:

Question: Why do the mounting lag bolts keep snapping inside of my wall?

Answer: This can happen with any lag bolts being installed. Everything Depends on if there is a knot in the wooden stud and how much torque you're applying. You need to pre drill into the stud as deep as you will be screwing down the lag bolt. A simple lag bolt being tighten too fast or too strong can split the wooden stud and cause the bolt to easily break. It is recommended to pre-drill a hole the size of the bolt being installed, slowly torque the bolt in. Do not over-tighten the bolt. Since over tightening the bolt may cause it to break.