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How to measure the outside dimension of your monitors

When measuring the width of your monitors for use with any of our LCD monitor mounts, the "horizontal, outside dimension" is used. See example below:

Monitor Sizes: The monitor industry has confused consumers a bit as your monitor size is referenced by "diagonal" dimensions when they do their marketing. For example when you buy a 19" monitor it is 19" measured diagonally not horizontally, technically speaking this is known as the "Z axis'.

Monitor Mounts: If you are looking at our LCD monitor mounts, the specifications state that they support up to a certain number of displays measuring so many inches across "horizontally, outside dimension". This is NOT the same as a 19" LCD monitor classification as mentioned above.

Example 1: Our 6 monitor mount supports up to six displays each measuring up to 24" (horizontally, outside dimensions) or a total allowance of 72" overall (24" x 3 =72") across for each row.

So your overall horizontal allowance for the stand is 72". You can use most any combination of monitors not exceeding overall outside dimensions of 72" for each row for three monitor across.

Example 2: Lets say you have six Viewsonic 19" monitors each measuring 17.3" horizontal, outside dimensions. 17.3" x 3 = 51.9" overall for three monitors across. The stand supports a total of 57" overall so 6 of these monitors will fit on this stand (two rows of three).

Example 3: You have 72" to play with overall so you can mix different size monitors not to exceed overall spec of the stand. In this example, for each row you could have a larger monitor, lets say a Viewsonic 22" (measuring 20.1" horizontal, outside) in the CENTER and a 19" (measuring 17.3" horizontal, outside) on each side. 17.3" + 20.1" + 17.3" = 54.7", with a plenty to spare.

This same formula applies to all of our monitor stands when calculating whether or not your monitors (or ours if purchased from us) will fit on the chosen monitor stand. If you have any questions about this please feel free to contact us at any time at 800.346.0732 we will be happy to help you.

Also see our Monitor Mount Selector Guide to figure out which style monitor will best suit your needs.


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