Manhattan 462136 Desktop Combo Mount with Monitor Arm and Laptop Stand

Monitor and Laptop Stand - Free up your desk space create an ergonomic dual-display setup

Create a cost-effective dual-monitor setup by integrating as second display with this Combo Mount from Manhattan. It optimizes workspace elevating notebook monitor off where positions them both ergonomically at eye-level. The extra screen helps you multitask for maximized productivity without need to buy expensive monitor. lets have application or document open on one while work other less time hassle flipping back forth between programs.

Maximum compatibility

This Mount's arm supports 75x75/100x100 VESA-compliant displays 32” weighing 8 kg (17 lbs.) tray every 10' 17' lbs.), such HP, Apple MacBook Pro / Air, Lenovo ThinkPad, Asus, Dell more. is perfect smaller environments like cubicles, providing everything using space. C-clamp install edge of desk, table, counter that has thickness 10 88 mm (0.4 3.5 in.) so can avoid drilling holes into furniture.

Full-motion view optimization

You adjust height in line monitor, giving all efficiency working two displays. full-motion arms let extend, tilt swivel across multiple axes, it's easy fits exact needs. also rotate landscape portrait orientation photos mode see longer pages blocks code having scroll down. completely flat securely hold projector.

Ventilation cable management

Integrated management clips keep cords tidy organized. vented provides air circulation help tablet cool properly peak performance lasts.

• Desk-mount 2-in-1 optimizer raises desk
• VESA-compliant double-link swing 13' 32' lbs.)
• Tray lbs.)
• Offers 180° swivel, +90° -35° adjustment along 800 (31 pole optimized views
• Supports 360° rotation orientation
• Creates display
• Allows be tilted horizontal use holder projector lbs.)
• Meets VESA standards: 75x75, 100x100
• Includes drill-free installation table thick
• Heavy-duty steel construction powder coating
• Built-in minimize clutter
• Ideal (home) office, studio, network security applications