TWO DISPLAYS. SEPARATE CHECKS.

Check both screens.
Then the shared setup.

Compare different monitors on one dual kit. Per-screen ratings, adapters, the shared clamp and unresolved assembly conditions stay separate.

LeftRight

Two displays can have different weights and mounting needs. Start with both; the shared assembly and desktop remain separate checks.

Left display
Attachment position for a horizontal row

Outside width: Unknown mm. Measure from the panel’s outside left edge to the center where the arm actually attaches, viewed from the front. Include any adapter offset; the VESA pattern alone does not establish this position.

Right display
Attachment position for a horizontal row

Outside width: Unknown mm. Measure from the panel’s outside left edge to the center where the arm actually attaches, viewed from the front. Include any adapter offset; the VESA pattern alone does not establish this position.

Horizontal row and available space

For two upright landscape panels facing straight ahead, with their panel centers at the same height. Angled, portrait and stacked arrangements need a separate review.

Shared desktop and exact dual kit
ThicknessSide viewCheck underneathIllustration only · not to scale

C-clamp checks only. Grommet mounting needs its own instructions. The desktop supports the mount, both displays and attached hardware; the tool does not calculate structural strength.

TWO SCREENS · ONE KIT

Compare the dual-screen possibilities.

Choose both displays or switch each side to measured inputs to see 10 reviewed US dual kits.

Planning the desk width too? Use the two-display width planner. Using two independent single arms? Check each single kit and separately verify their combined desktop mounting. Read our method and sources.