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Free Standing Dual Monitor Mount with Glass Base – Height Adjustable, Fits up to 69 cm Flat or Curved Screens, 10 kg Capacity
The foundation of this dual‑monitor stand is a thick pane of tempered glass, chosen for its ability to anchor two displays with a low, elegant profile that sits lightly on a desk. The glass base is clear or lightly smoked, and its underside carries a full‑layer non‑slip pad that protects the desktop and keeps the entire assembly firmly in place, even when the arms are extended or the screens are adjusted. Two independent mounting heads rise from a shared central column, each capable of holding a flat or curved monitor with a diagonal measurement up to roughly 69 cm — a range that comfortably covers most 24‑ to 27‑inch productivity and gaming screens. The weight limit per head is approximately 10 kg, so even heavier professional displays with robust internal structures can be supported without concern.
Each arm provides a set of smooth, manual adjustments. Height can be altered by sliding the VESA plate carriage up or down the central pole and locking it with a discreet thumbscrew; this allows the user to align two different‑sized monitors precisely at the top edge or centre. Tilt and swivel are handled at the joint directly behind the screen, while a 360‑degree rotation lets either display snap into portrait mode for coding, document review, or a vertical‑screen stream. The tension in each joint is pre‑set but can be tightened with an included hex key to account for a particularly heavy panel or a user who prefers a stiffer feel. All metal‑on‑metal contact points are separated by soft silicone washers that dampen vibration and prevent the finish of the monitor from being marked.
A degree of cable management is built into the column and arms. The rear of each arm has a removable cover that conceals the power and display leads, guiding them down toward the glass base, where they can exit neatly toward the back of the desk. This keeps the visual space between the two screens clear and makes the whole arrangement feel deliberate rather than chaotic. The column itself is steel with a matte black powder‑coated finish, while the glass base is weighty enough that the stand can be positioned without clamping to the desk — a significant advantage for those who use a desk with a thick edge, a glass top, or a bevel that would not accept a clamp.
Assembly involves bolting the column to the glass base, sliding the arms onto the column, and then attaching the monitors to the VESA plates. All necessary tools and a range of VESA screws are provided, and the process typically takes around thirty minutes for one person. Once built, the stand can be lifted and repositioned by gripping the column; the base is flat enough to slide a few centimetres for small adjustments. The glass surface wipes clean with a standard glass cleaner, and the metal parts need only a dry cloth. This stand is a restrained, thoughtful solution for anyone running two monitors who values desk space, a clean aesthetic, and the flexibility to reposition screens throughout the day.
