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Need help with LCD arms

ben johnson

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I just got a new display and I need a little help finding a good LCD arm, because with the stand it wont even fit under my desk. As you can see in the picture below my space is kind of limited and adjusting the height is not an issue with me, because under my shelf I wont be able to adjust the height at all. So I just want a decent LCD arm that will do everything except change vertical positions and will mount onto the wall.

I was thinking about this one:
http://www.ergomart.com/LCD_WALL_MOUNTS/lcd_wall_mounts911.htm

Is that a decent lcd arm?

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Nice looking setup Ben. The link shows what looks like as good an arm as I have seen and at a good price as well.

Other side of the coin...raise the shelf :D

That beautiful monitor might just look too funky being that low under the shelf. Just a thought ;)
 
BillR said:
Other side of the coin...raise the shelf :D

That beautiful monitor might just look too funky being that low under the shelf. Just a thought ;)
I wish. The shelf is built in, its not adjustable and I live in an apartment. So I dont think they would be too happy if I tore the shelf out, lol.
 
ben johnson said:
I wish. The shelf is built in, its not adjustable and I live in an apartment. So I dont think they would be too happy if I tore the shelf out, lol.

I was looking at your picture again and thinking. From what I can see once you take the monitor off the stand it will just almost fit under that shelf. Since I’m pretty sure you want to keep everything as disgustingly neat as it is ;) how about this thought.

A piece of brushed aluminum in a “Z” type bend, or artists stand type bend. (Hope that’s clear enough). A few adjustments and you would have proper tilt and could move it forward and back as needed. Done right it would never be seen. Unless of course you were going for the Apple look. :D

Luck
 
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