PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT Dual Monitor Stand 27in 22lb V-Base 16 Height Mounting Rack
Free-standing dual-monitor stand holds two screens up to 27 inches and 22 lbs each on a 16-height pole with 360° rotation
- TypeMounting Racks
- Supports two screens up to 27 inches and 22 lbs each
- VESA 75x75mm and 100x100mm patterns with detachable plates
- 16-step height pole plus ±90° tilt and swivel
- 360° rotation switches between landscape and portrait
- Freestanding V-base keeps desk surface clear and stable
Dual Monitor Stand for 27in Screens
The PISKEKAT stand holds two monitors up to 27 inches and 22 lbs each. It uses a free-standing V-Base that sits on any desk without clamping. Detachable VESA plates support 75x75mm and 100x100mm patterns. The unit is new and finished in black.
Upgrade from Single Fixed Stands
Replacing a single fixed monitor stand adds a second screen and full motion articulation. The jump is worth it when desk space is limited and users need independent height, tilt, swivel and rotation for each display. Sixteen height positions on the pole allow precise eye-level alignment.
Suits Multi-Task Workers, Not Wall-Mount Builders
This stand suits home, office, school or IT environments where users want ergonomic positioning without drilling walls. It does not suit buyers who need more than two screens, require wall or grommet mounting, or have monitors heavier than 22 lbs or larger than 27 inches.
Highlights
- Supports two screens up to 27 inches and 22 lbs each
- VESA 75x75mm and 100x100mm patterns with detachable plates
- 16-step height pole plus ±90° tilt and swivel
- 360° rotation switches between landscape and portrait
- Freestanding V-base keeps desk surface clear and stable
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What VESA mounting patterns does the stand accept for each monitor?
Each arm fits a 75x75 mm or 100x100 mm pattern, and the detachable plates can be adjusted to match either spacing.
How do you set the pole height and what is the common mistake?
The pole offers 16 discrete height positions; the step often missed is locking the chosen notch securely before attaching the arms.
What parts might need replacement after extended use?
The detachable VESA plates and the tilt-swivel joints on each arm are the components most likely to wear and require replacement.
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