- Nov 8, 2012
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Hello AT -
Recently upgraded the furniture at the home since I work remotely a lot of times. I also decided to grab some new monitors as well.
Question becomes - What is the best way to mount these monitors to the new desk? Or am I screwed and need to find a new route?
Basically bought some office furniture that is just...simply...much more office oriented.... But the problem is that makes it not so easy to do things like mount monitors onto it. I was hoping to buy a universal mount that could hold 3 monitors - but sadly it seems to require more space underneath than the desk offers.
To put it simply, at the edge of the desk at the top, there is maybe.... 1 inch to 1.5" of space that would allow me to potentially put a monitor mount.... But all the mounts I see are far bigger than the desk would allow. Does anyone have any tips? Maytbe a certain mount? Or a different way of mounting?
Recently upgraded the furniture at the home since I work remotely a lot of times. I also decided to grab some new monitors as well.
Question becomes - What is the best way to mount these monitors to the new desk? Or am I screwed and need to find a new route?
Basically bought some office furniture that is just...simply...much more office oriented.... But the problem is that makes it not so easy to do things like mount monitors onto it. I was hoping to buy a universal mount that could hold 3 monitors - but sadly it seems to require more space underneath than the desk offers.
To put it simply, at the edge of the desk at the top, there is maybe.... 1 inch to 1.5" of space that would allow me to potentially put a monitor mount.... But all the mounts I see are far bigger than the desk would allow. Does anyone have any tips? Maytbe a certain mount? Or a different way of mounting?