Does the monitor shelf just sit on the desk or is it attached with screws?
1346753
First, this product is great for a large workspace. I have two 27" monitors on the pedestal area. You are supposed to screw the pedestal to the desk, but you COULD keep it separate, as you put it together first then attach it. So, you do have a choice. But the storage area and extra height it gives the monitors is great, so I'll keep it attached ; )
1346754
It is definitely attached by quite a few screws actually. Not sure if correct, but I think there is 2 screws per partition, so 8 in total. I will check it just to make sure when I get home, but unless it's different from what I said, I won't be reposting here=)
656293
Yes it did. I have mine attached to my monitor with no issue. I don't remember if the screws came with the adapter or the monitor.
62856
Standard monitor mount set-up. There are sliding brackets that screw right into the back of your monitor.
821188
It has a metal plate that attaches to the unit and then screws to the desk. See this picture http://beatstruggles.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/IMG_3510-1024x682.jpg and this one http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41B2ST8mIgL._SY300_.jpg
407232
Yes it comes with a few different screws depending on the size of your monitor holes. This is really a great stand!!
172935
the monitor I bought (after the stand) had four threaded holds and screws. Not every monitor has that. I don't have the model number but it was a 24" Dell. The stand is great :-)
1690677
The shelf and hardware are included. You will need a drill with a Phillips head bit and a partner to hold the assembly in place while you attach it.
1078552
It is a stand-alone unit. Does not have to be attached to desk. Heavy enough that it doesn't shift around. It also has rubberized pads on the bottom to keep it in place.
619880
Yes but there will be a couple of hole in the desk top where the shelf is attached with some screws.
1009230
The bottom shelf sets back a few inches from the front top edge of stand and the keyboard pulls out over your knees while sitting. The picture shows the monitor sitting towards the back of top shelf with some room for mouse. I move my monitor closer to front so my eyes can see screen better, which leave less space for mouse but still works for me.
378889
The shelf just sits on the top. It is loose, not attached. Any one of the shelves can be picked up and removed without much trouble.
172933
Hello Karina,The mount screws into the back of the monitor. The monitor must have either 75mm x 75mm or 100mm x 100mm VESA mounting holes.The mount comes with the screws needed.Thank you for your question.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
1836321
There is a plastic fitting that will fit under the desktop part and it will mount onto a wall with two screws. It is not that heavy and I am quite sure you won't need anything to substantial to keep it on the wall. I used anchors though.
1069514
The part is set up to be screwed into the desk....if you leave it off, you'll have three holes on the desk.....I use the stand for a desk light instead of a printer....makes a nice little shelf.
465510
CPU stand is included, it is on lower left side of desk. The monitor / printer stand can be left off, I use mine as a two level shelf as my monitor sits next to the shelf, and I have my monitor on a table near the desk.
576224
Yes. the stand very easily detaches and the back of the monitor has four screws for attaching to another mount. There are also several extra usb ports on the side and bottom of the monitor. Nice little bonus-wish my main monitor came with that feature. Hope this helps you.
1903594
Yes. It comes with two sets of screws, and some round spacers to help it fit monitors that may have fit problems.