TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM Gas Spring Dual Monitor Stand with Laptop Tray office equipment
A gas-spring dual monitor stand holds two screens up to 32 inches and a laptop up to 17 inches on a 20-inch pole with full tilt, swivel and rotate adjustment
- TypeMonitor Stand
- Holds two 32-inch monitors at 19.8 lbs each
- Supports a 17-inch laptop up to 17.6 lbs
- Gas spring arms tilt 45°, swivel 90°, rotate 360°
- Laptop tray tilts 90°, swivels 90°, rotates 360°
- 20-inch pole gives 29.5-inch max height and 21-inch reach
Dual monitor stand with laptop tray
The TAURKENAM gas spring stand holds two monitors up to 32 inches and a laptop up to 17 inches on a single 20-inch pole. Each monitor arm supports 19.8 lbs while the laptop tray handles 17.6 lbs. VESA 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm mounting plates are included.
Replaces separate monitor arms and laptop risers
The integrated tray tilts ±90°, swivels ±90° and rotates 360° so the notebook sits at the same ergonomic height as the screens. Gas spring arms provide matching tilt of ±45°, swivel of ±90° and 360° rotation with maximum height of 29.5 inches and extension of 21 inches.
Suits professionals running a laptop
Users who need only a single screen or who work with monitors larger than 32 inches should consider other solutions. Desks thicker than 3.15 inches for C-clamp or 1.6 inches for grommet mounting are not compatible.
Highlights
- Holds two 32-inch monitors at 19.8 lbs each
- Supports a 17-inch laptop up to 17.6 lbs
- Gas spring arms tilt 45°, swivel 90°, rotate 360°
- Laptop tray tilts 90°, swivels 90°, rotates 360°
- 20-inch pole gives 29.5-inch max height and 21-inch reach
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What desk thickness can the C-clamp and grommet mounts accommodate?
The C-clamp fits desks up to 3.15 thick and the grommet mount fits desks up to 1.6 thick.
How do I attach my monitors to the arms, and what step is often missed?
Use the detachable VESA plate with 75x75mm or 100x100mm holes; the step often missed is securing the plate to the monitor before snapping it onto the arm.
Will the gas springs need replacement, and how do I know when?
Gas springs are sealed and not user-serviceable; if an arm no longer holds its position or drifts down under the monitor's weight, the unit requires replacement.
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