Can you tighten the swivel pivot on the outside monitors to stop sagging if a monitor is heavy? aka left right up and down?
1404476
once you have it set, pivot is tightened with a bolt (wrench provided), you make it as tight as you want. Sloppy to no movement. I have mine set to very hard to move so I can still adjust it some without loosening bolt. To raise or lower some (minor adjustment) there is a screw at top, and the left right slider bar is with a knob but still no movement if wanted
1404477
Mine do not tilt any I mounted the bars upside down so the monitors (6) [27"] would fit slightly behind one another in a 2 x 3 pattern.that way the frame gap is not as big between the monitors. have a back scratcher to turn off and on ;-}
1404478
you can, but it wont help. the weight of the monitors causes an issue from the onset at the foundation (the main rod/base). I assure you that you will not get it to be exactly the way you want and perfectly lined up. Not on 27 or 28" monitors. Maybe 24". Good Luck
567418
I had sagging 24" screens, until I adjusted the preset tightness of the joints. You should be able to adjust the joints, using the included hex key, so that there is no sagging.....
802736
I haven't tried that, but I think it would be possible by tilting in the outside monitors.
762338
This isn't that type of monitor stand. Its more of a set it and forget it. Don't get me wrong, it can be done. But as the others have said, you should have 2 people to raise/lower them. You can however rotate the monitors 90 degrees by yourself if that helps.
368804
No. The motion of the monitor is restricted to tilting forward and backward.
1701316
I use it for like a 30 in monitor and I'm constantly turning it back and forth, it might not be strong enough for something too heavy if you're gonna be turning it a lot.
1402742
It's pretty simple to adjust. There is a clamp with a tightener on it. You just have to hold the monitor steady while adjusting the clamp. I don't adjust mine so often, but it is a very well designed stand. Good luck!
1448241
You should have gotten an allen wrench with your monitor mount. If you did, what you have to do is pull the plastic covers off of the sides and tighten the screws down and that will fix it from sagging down. Then put the plastic caps back on to over the screws back up and you are done.
1913168
No, the stand is a rigid fixture. It cannot tilt or rotate. The flickering of the screen is noticeable only if you watch closely. Not always though. The monitor cannot tilt, buying a separate stand will not help.
968796
Yes. You can swivel the monitor but I would not swivel it every day. Just adjust to your position and leave it set. I would call it a ball mount behind the plate you see in the photo.
1684173
Yes. The monitor can be put in any position that is required. It rotates 360 degrees in either direction.
1440390
Yes, though you may not be able to angle them inwards very far since the central monitor will then extend slightly beyond the right and left frame hinges. This won't be a big problem since the monitor itself will sit away from the hinge by a few inches, but it becomes hard to judge at that point unless you have the thing in front of you.
1908936
Hello Wanda, I do not currently have a picture to provide you of the side view. I will make sure to get a picture to you right away. It does look like the monitors sag a bit from the images that we've provided. I think that's just because we've pulled the monitors forward to try to show what they look like all pulled together and forward. I will make sure to let you know once we've put up a new image of the side view. Thank you, Taylor W. VIVO
813459
The key is that it needs to be centered. You can't indiscriminately shift the monitors to the forward angle you want--the center of gravity must still be over the stand itself. This applies to any stand, unless the stand itself is hard-mounted to the desk, in which case the angles that can be used are much better.
1655868
I tried adjusting it in so many way but still couldn't fix it, I ended up turned my middle monitor vertical. If you remove the plastic cap you will notice that they use the same arm but flip it therefore it out of alignment and cause the monitor to sag on one side. I would not have purchased this if I knew.
1880354
I had to take an allen wrench and tighten the bracket that holds the screen upright in my desired position. Note that I have (2) 24 ' monitors, but it works perfectly.
700249
Yes. The mounts swivel and rotate. One of my monitors is vertical with this stand