Do you think that with some drilled holes that the top shelf mount could be installed lower and be used to hold a monitor and add desktop space?
1383745
I do not think it would be a good idea since what supports the top part has supports, but I think the best thing to do is call the manufacturer and ask them-
1924319
I think it can be if you bought the right bracket - the stand is not "hard wired" into the monitor just like most large monitors are "assembly required" - you'd have to look though.
367078
No, although you may want to place something between the clamp and the desktop to protect the surfaces (top and bottom) as the clamp is tightened.
721111
i personally think you can and if you're handy you can modify it by placing a large board on top of the bottom shelf.that should do the trick
1245092
To be honest, I don't know. You have plenty of room to possibly do so, but you would have to be able to clamp or mount it down to something. I don't see any insert hole that you could do it. But it's certainly strong enough to support a dual monitor if you could attach it.
619880
Yes but there will be a couple of hole in the desk top where the shelf is attached with some screws.
1773274
with a wall mounted TV above this shelf, there wouldn't be adequate room to install other wall shelf below. it will take the majority of your wall space as is.
322731
I'm sure you can you will need anchor to a wall at the top and use a connector to attach them. Be sure to measure height so you can reach your top shelf .
453827
Yes, it can. You assemble everything so you don't have to put the top shelf in if you don't want to.
2211038
There is four screw holes on the back side but it would require the standard monitor bracket I would think in order to do so.
1686581
Don't think so - I looked at the back of mine and there are no holes for mounting brackets. The screen is very thin and is permanently attached to the base, which has all the electronics and connectors, so even if you could just clamp the monitor to a bracket, the base would be hanging below it.
629334
This monitor stand is free standing. There isn't a simple way to bolt it down. The base could be drilled but that would entail a lot of work and you would have to drill holes in the desktop as well. It is stable as long as you use one or three monitors. I originally only had two monitors mounted on it and it was easily tipped to the side. I now have three mounted and it is quite stable. Hope this helps.
723702
You could do that but there is no stand to suppor it, the monitor does not rotate, it has no Vesa mount. Unless you make it lean against a wall it is unstable.
1690703
That would depend on where you have it fastened. Mine is fastened to the desk top, and can be lowered a little bit lower than the desktop, but is not in a position where it could fit underneath it.
1080609
Yes. The bottom of my monitor mounting plate is right at 26" above the desk. I could raise it another 4" by sliding the arm up the pole...so you should be fine.
2267161
Possibly. You could put the laptop on the shelf and adjust the table top to let it be used, putting the second monitor on the top / adjustable shelf. I think it would be awkward
1355151
I think so. I have a second laptop which I keep open on top of mine. The height of the unit could make your monitor position higher than you wish so that might be something to consider.