Ergonomic Desk Solutions

The Independent Directory of Monitor Arms

Transform your workspace from a cluttered surface into a streamlined cockpit. Our catalog indexes the hardware necessary to lift your displays, improve your posture, and reclaim your desk real estate.

Monitor arms
Method

How we organize the catalog

We bypass the marketing noise to focus on the physical specifications that determine if a mount will actually work for your setup.

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Featured

Featured configurations

Explore specialized selections for gaming rigs, professional office suites, and multi-screen creative workstations.

The catalog

Browse the full index

Filter through 413 live products to find the exact arm for your screen size and mounting preference.

Finding your ideal mount
A short guide

Finding your ideal mount

Check your monitor weight

Consult your screen's manual for its weight without the stand to ensure it falls within the arm's rated capacity.

Identify the VESA pattern

Most displays use a 75x75 or 100x100 bolt pattern; verify your monitor has these threaded holes before selecting a mount.

Assess your desk edge

Measure your desk thickness to ensure a C-clamp can grip the edge, or check for a cable hole if you prefer a grommet mount.

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Quick answers

Common questions

What is the difference between gas spring and mechanical spring arms?

Gas spring arms use a pneumatic cylinder for effortless, fingertip height adjustments, while mechanical springs use a coiled tension system for long-term durability.

Can these arms support curved ultrawide monitors?

Yes, but you must select a heavy-duty arm specifically rated for the increased weight and center-of-gravity shifts common in 35 in to 49 in curved panels.

Do I need to drill holes in my desk to install a monitor arm?

Not necessarily, as many models include a C-clamp that secures to the desk edge, though grommet mounts are available for those who prefer drilling for a cleaner look.

Can I mount a laptop alongside my monitor?

Several configurations include a dedicated laptop tray, allowing you to elevate your notebook to eye level next to a primary 27 in or 32 in display.