I'm trying to convert my workstation into a standing workstation and this arm just isn't tall enough. Is there an extension available?
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don't think so... you might want to return and buy: http://www.amazon.com/Mount-Vertical-Monitor-27-Inch-Screens/dp/B00FL89OB2/ref=pd_sim_pc_14?ie=UTF8&refRID=1RBBFXV5ZNB47SVSK1HW
1639157
Not suited for easy height adjustments. You will better of with a scissor type dual monitor arm.
911497
I looked around quite a bit to find a chair this height and don't recall seeing anything that had arms. (I have a custom table that requires a taller than average drafting/bar/spectator chair.) As you've probably realized, there are very, very few options when looking for chairs this height. Sorry.
361741
Not using the existing stand. You would have to create some kind of custom mount.
168463
I made a custom stand for mine so that the work area was just about eye level. It has 4 mounting holes, so pretty much any stable platform that you can screw it down to will work.
1502532
Did anyone get the answer? I have the same problem - cannot be over 20 1/4 inches high with stand.Thx!
727451
Hi Michael, you could do this you would just end up with some extra 4-in-1 adapters and elbows. You could also just buy the 10ft extensions (item #39623).
978823
Dear Potential Buyer; This is possible if you have access to mount the arm on the "permanently fixed" pole. The arm can only mount this if you have access to the top or bottom of the pole. It uses a quick release similar to a bike seat that allows for adjustable height. Also, another thing to point out. The VESA bracket connecting the arm to the monitor is half plastic and metal. Thankfully, metal VESA plates are sold everywhere and can be either replaced or reinforced. I hope this helps.
842792
I found this stand was not tall enough to meet the ergonomic needs for 4 out 5 people in my office. We had to purchase additional stands to put underneath to get the line of site correct. There are other cheaper, taller, and fully articulating stands one could buy.
203193
The Arm's max tension is reached right around the 30# mark, much over that and they likely wont be able to hold the monitor in the position desired. Beyond that, these particular arm's really don't have that good of a vertical range for a monitor of that size leaving you with little room for adjustment - and you certain wouldn't be able to rotate the monitor without having the arm mounted to the desk.s
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I have the LX Dual Side-byside arm mounted to my cubicle desk and it does not articulate up that high (my configuration max is about 1 ft.)Goto http://www.ergotron.com website and look at the 24-312-026 "Work-fit-A Dual Monitor Sit-Stand workstation. After looking/asking/finding what you want, search Amazon for item to purchase. BTW, I purchase my Ergotron LX Dual from Amazon and have been very happy with the purchase experience and product for the past (3) three years.
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I actually chatted with their customer service about this. The rep said: "The [tall] pole is able to hold the weight of two LX arms and a monitor that is within the specifications of the arm. We, unfortunately do not sell the arms separately though. Sometimes you can find the arms from outside sources." So you can put two on there. It might hold a third, depending on the size/weight of your monitors, but I think it would just be hard to control all those arms, as others have said.
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I use mine as part of a standing desk I cobbled together, but I don't know why it wouldn't. It's only about 9.5" tall, though.
1812245
The top of the arm is about 15.5" when raised to full height. I wish the arm was a little taller myself - was hoping to use this to move my monitor from a sitting position to a standing height position but I end up just tilting the monitor upward when I stand.
2200054
The height position on the mounting post is semi permanent, not something you would want to adjust regularly. However the arm itself provides height adjustment swing capability of about 12 inches BTW, the monitor mounting bracket also has a swing range allowing you to aim the monitor in an upward or downward direction.
805834
mine is already mounted, so I extended the arm and measured. The arm is 16", the base extends 1", and the arms are 3" apart. So 16+16+1+1+3=37". I would say there could be some variance in manufacture of =/- 1" but even so I'd think it would work. You could use some wood blocking behind the mounting bases and use longer lag bolts. Like the other reviewers state it is best to buy better/ longer lag bolts from the hardware store, cause the ones included are not the best. Hope this helps!
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I think that would work- the arm sticking out at the base could get in the way a bit, but I think it's workable since it's pretty flat. Attaching the arm to a stand is the way it was intended, but it's kind of awkward that way actually.