Do you think a 10lb 27" (diagnol) monitor on this will be stable?
1809321
No, I don't think so .... it's made for a Laptop ... I use it only for my Keyboard and Mouse to stand occasionally ... 10 pounds would be too much in my opinion
1809322
Does the monitor have a base that is smaller than 27 inches? The rear of the work area platform is tapered, so if the monitor is free-standing along its entire width, then I would be concerned about stability. If the monitor has a base and is supported by on a stand it should be okay. You might want some sticky rubber pads to keep the base from sliding around on the work surface though.
1809323
Not recommended since the desk pivots sideways as well. I suggest going for the other models that is supported on both sides and not along the center front.
599044
Not sure, but I have a 22" monitor and it does not seem to be a problem. It feels pretty sturdy.
1294458
It's very sturdy---I have a three monitor setup myself but they're standard LCD monitors and don't weigh in anywhere near 100lbs. Maybe 30lbs. Nevertheless, I don't think 100 lbs would be an issue. One thing though---the top is narrow for a desk. If you have the old-style CRT type monitors you probably won't have enough room (depth) to put them and have any desk space left. I guess one caveat---if the monitor stand is one of those single clamps that hold the three monitors---I don't know about that. I'd be reluctant to focus a hundred pounds of weight on a square-inch or so of glass surface. Hope this helps---it's a great desk to work at because your feet aren't blocked in the center. It's very sturdy---I have a three monitor setup myself but they're standard LCD monitors and don't weigh in anywhere near 100lbs. Maybe 30lbs. Nevertheless, I don't think 100 lbs would be an issue. One thing though---the top is narrow for a desk. If you have the old-style CRT type monitors you probably won't have enough room (depth) to put them and have any desk space left. I guess one caveat---if the monitor stand is one of those single clamps that hold the three monitors---I don't know about that. I'd be reluctant to focus a hundred pounds of weight on a square-inch or so of glass... » Read More It's very sturdy---I have a three monitor setup myself but they're standard LCD monitors and don't weigh in anywhere near 100lbs. Maybe 30lbs. Nevertheless, I don't think 100 lbs would be an issue. One thing though---the top is narrow for a desk. If you have the old-style CRT type monitors you probably won't have enough room (depth) to put them and have any desk space left. I guess one caveat---if the monitor stand is one of those single clamps that hold the three monitors---I don't know about that. I'd be reluctant to focus a hundred pounds of weight on a square-inch or so of glass surface. Hope this helps---it's a great desk to work at because your feet aren't blocked in the center. « Show Less
2180497
I have a 40" LCD on it, probably could handle 50", anything bigger and I'd worry about it's stability.
290476
I put a 20-lb bag and a 23" monitor on the stand and it was fine at all levels. I don't believe you will have any problems.
1231959
I find the stand to be very stable. Mine's on a computer desk which is located in an area where the desk gets bounced rather often & the shake of the monitor is very minimal. This stand wouldn't topple over. I find it stable even when tilt to adjust for viewing.
771121
The monitor is about the weight if a normal 15" inch laptop. The arm should hold with no issues.
567420
I have not had any sagging issues. I am using one 27'' screen on one of the arms, and it is weighing about 14 lbs. I did tighten it very firmly and haven't touched it since.
2155275
Hello Noah,The main reason we say a maximum of 27" is due to the weight, yes. If the monitor has 75mm x 75mm or 100mm x 100mm VESA mounting holes and is under the 22lb weight limit, the 27" size should be compatible with this monitor mount.Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
1575381
Probably not a good idea--not necessarily b/o the weight but also b/o the size and stability issues. Are you really going to sit that close to a 27" monitor? Would not be very stable on a mattress. Would likely not be that stable even on a solid surface with that large an object.
857146
We use 24" monitors on them and they perform very well. While it is sized appropriately for a 30" monitor, I'm not certain how well the ball joint that pitches the monitor up and down will handle the weight (depending on the make/model of the monitor). We like these stands very much, but have found that more and more staff require dual and tri head workstations, so these stands are being relegated to kiosk workstations that don't get used every day.
593125
I have no problems with it being stable. It doesn't tip(unless all your weight is on one edge). Or bounce/shift under you. And I have balance and depth perception issues! So I think you'll be safe.
852457
Out of the box, probably not... the entire thing is particle board and the cam lock construction tends to tear through the material if tightened properly. If not tightened properly, the entire thing wobbles like crazy. HOWEVER... the pieces themselves, if supplemented with some cheap angle brackets, should easily hold the weight. The brackets will just keep it from wobbling and avoid having to keep the hardware really screwed down. I've got a 42" plasma on it, and after adding a few small angle brackets, it's been solid as ever.
1977687
We have a 42 inch on ours and it seems pretty sturdy. I don't think I would recommend going above the recommendations especially since it's a wall mount.
1828527
Not knowing the weight of your monitor, it's hard to say, but assuming it's a LCD type monitor, I'd think it would be fine. An old CRT, on the other hand, might be problematic. But it's a pretty sturdy stand, IMO.
155763
That's a good question. I'd say I think it wouldn't have a problem up to two pounds or so. It's relatively well built for the money. Maybe more. What is it you're wanting to display?
357756
This will not sag, I promise! I have three 23" wide screen monitors horizontally with a normal bezel on mine and it is very stable. The adjustability of the outer arms are great as well. This whole thing is built like a tank.