TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM Dual Monitor Wall Mount Gas Spring Arms 13-27in 75/100 VESA 14.3lb
Wall-mountable dual arms hold two 13 to 27 inch screens up to 14.3 lb each, with gas-spring tilt, swivel, 360° rotation and cable routing
- TypeMonitor Stand
- Effortless positioning with counterbalanced gas spring arms
- Fits screens 13 to 27 inches up to 14.3 lb
- 75 mm or 100 mm VESA mounting patterns
- Full tilt, swivel, height and 360° rotation
- All hardware, anchors and tools included for single-stud install
Dual monitor wall mount
The TAURKENAM dual monitor wall mount supports two screens from 13 to 27 inches and up to 14.3 pounds each. It attaches to a single stud and fits 75mm or 100mm VESA patterns. Gas spring arms provide counterbalanced movement for smooth positioning. Integrated cable channels keep wires tidy.
Replaces fixed stands or single arms
This mount upgrades from static bases or single-monitor arms by adding a second articulated arm on the same wall plate. The jump is worth it when desk space is limited and two displays need independent tilt, swivel, height and 360-degree rotation. Adjustable spring tension locks each screen in place without drift.
Suits dual-screen workstations on solid walls
Ideal for users who want two monitors on a single stud with full motion and hidden cables. Not suited for renters who cannot drill into walls, for screens heavier than 14.3 pounds, or for VESA patterns other than 75mm and 100mm square. Builders needing three or more arms should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Effortless positioning with counterbalanced gas spring arms
- Fits screens 13 to 27 inches up to 14.3 lb
- 75 mm or 100 mm VESA mounting patterns
- Full tilt, swivel, height and 360° rotation
- All hardware, anchors and tools included for single-stud install
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What VESA hole spacing and screen weight does this wall mount support?
It fits 75x75 mm or 100x100 mm VESA patterns and holds screens up to 14.3 pounds each.
Which step do people often miss when mounting the arms to the wall?
The mount needs a single stud; anchors are included but must be driven into a stud, not drywall alone.
How do I keep the gas-spring tension correct if a monitor starts to drift?
Turn the hex bolt on top of each arm to increase or decrease spring tension until the screen stays in place.
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