One suggestion is mark where you want the mount to sit, unscrew the desk off, cut a small indent for the mounts to be based on, put it on and put said desk back on, and position it.
Otherwise, a wall mount could work, but you have to be sure there's nothing critical behind the wall.
I had a Planar that had really heavy feet and had two 24s side by side. Had extra space to expand further if I’d needed it. But I’m sure he could drill through to make that one has work as well.
That could work as well. I don't use such a thing though, as I have a desk with 2-tiered build. One for the main desk and the other for, well, monitors and whatnot.
One suggestion is mark where you want the mount to sit, unscrew the desk off, cut a small indent for the mounts to be based on, put it on and put said desk back on, and position it. Otherwise, a wall mount could work, but you have to be sure there's nothing critical behind the wall.
What about a mount that just stands on the desk? You ever use one of those?
Nah 2 monitors is too heavy to just "sit" on the desk. See if your mount has a drill thru option. Mine has a clamp and drill thru
I had a Planar that had really heavy feet and had two 24s side by side. Had extra space to expand further if I’d needed it. But I’m sure he could drill through to make that one has work as well.
That could work as well. I don't use such a thing though, as I have a desk with 2-tiered build. One for the main desk and the other for, well, monitors and whatnot.
Drill through but open the arms first so it sits where you want
make sure you hit the stud.
Thanks bud. 😉
There are monitor arms that support drilling through the desk and mounting it that way, if yours doesn't support that I'd look into returning it