Glide Flexible Single Monitor Arm
Glide Flexible Single Monitor Arm
Glide Flexible Single Monitor Arm

Glide Flexible Single Monitor Arm

SKU: C32GMA1
Sale price599.99 AED
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Glide Flexible Monitor Arm
Supports 17-35” Monitors
Ergonomics Made Easy

With a flexible monitor arm like Glide, you can easily position your monitor in an ergonomically optimal position, which promotes a natural, stress-free posture.

Design Your Perfect Desktop

Design Your Perfect Desktop Glide’s arm is as flexible as it are easy to position, making it simple to design a desktop that’s truly yours.

Whether you’re positioning your main monitor in the perfect spot or need a bit more flexibility to fit in a second monitor, Glide takes the hassle out of customising your desk.

Quick to Set Up

With everything you need to set it up included in the box, installing your is quick and easy with any desk.

Clamp and grommet mounts let you use Glide with desks up to 55mm (2.2”) thick and combine nicely with any existing cable passthrough holes your desk has.

Specification

If your monitor is 35” or smaller, chances are it works with Glide.

With its robust and durable spring tension support, Glide can be used with screens weighing up to 10.5kg (23lbs) as long as they have either 100x100mm or 75x75mm VESA mounts.

Monitor Supported
Shape
:
Flat or Curved
Size
:
17-35"
Weight
:
1-10.5 kg (2.2-23.1 lbs)
Mounting Options
Clamp
:
Compatible with desks desks 10-55mm/0.39-2.2” thick
Grommet
:
Compatible with desks 10-40mm/0.39-1.6” thick
Arm Movement
Tilt
:
+40-40
Swivel
:
+90-90"
Screen Rotation
:
+180-180
Arm Full Extension
:
520mm
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robert lafleur
single monitor arm

It does exactly what it is suppose to do... I can put the monitor where ever I want depending on the task at hand. For this monitor, it is worth the money. I did not search the web for an idenpendent arm, there could be something out there as good or better. But I though it was not worth the trouble to find one cheaper.