monitor mount
8 years ago
i have 2 monitors mounted to wall. i took apart the stands and screwed the mounting plates to a horizontal wood furring strip. i use both monitors with my work computer/docking station. but i have my home desktop only plugged into 1 of the monitors which is not good since it is not centered. how can i come up with a way to move the monitor sideways easily?
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PRO8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoAmazon has different adjustable dual monitor wall mount systems.
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I had a spare fixed mount laying around
Put my 32" panel in for now. Till I get a swinging arm mount
i do have a 42" panel I could use.
I think a single swing arm for 1 panel will be fine
they are in the $15 range
panel will be pushed back most of time and
swung out/over for non work use
- 8 years ago
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