Monitor Arms

Reclaim Your Desk and Find the Perfect Viewing Angle

Monitor arms let you reclaim desk space and dial in the perfect ergonomic height, with options for single, dual, and multi-monitor setups across every VESA standard. StarTech, SIIG, MSI, Chief, and Legrand models cover gas-spring, mechanical, and clamp-mount designs for offices, standing desks, and medical workstations. Browse the full mounts and stands collection for TV wall mounts, ceiling mounts, and specialty mounting hardware.

Monitor Arms for Every Workspace

• Single-monitor ergonomic setup — a height-adjustable StarTech or SIIG arm positions your screen at eye level to reduce neck and back strain during long work sessions
• Dual-monitor productivity — side-by-side arms keep two displays aligned and free up the desk real estate that stock stands consume
• Standing desk pairing — arms with a wide range of vertical travel complement sit-stand desks so the screen follows you as you change positions throughout the day
• Medical and dental workstations — articulating Chief and Legrand arms with long reach and easy-clean surfaces position a display exactly where clinicians need it
• Multi-monitor command centers — triple and quad arms from StarTech and SIIG stack screens in a grid for security monitoring, trading floors, and broadcast control rooms

Choosing the Right Monitor Arm

Three decisions shape every monitor arm purchase: mount count, attachment method, and weight capacity. Single arms suit most general-purpose desks, dual arms are ideal for software developers and financial analysts, and triple or quad arms work for trading, security-camera monitoring, and command-center environments. Clamp mounts attach to the desk edge with no drilling and are easy to reposition, while grommet mounts bolt through the desk surface for a more permanent, stable attachment. Most arms in the catalog include both clamp and grommet hardware so you can choose the method that fits your desk.

Gas Spring vs Mechanical Adjustment

Gas-spring arms offer tool-free height and tilt adjustment, just grab the display and reposition it with one hand. Mechanical arms use a friction joint or ratchet system that holds position firmly but requires loosening a bolt to reposition. For shared workspaces where multiple people adjust the screen, gas-spring models provide the best experience. Always compare your display weight against the arm's maximum rating and leave a small margin to ensure smooth adjustability, especially for ultrawide monitors and 32-inch-plus panels that can weigh 20 pounds or more.

VESA Compatibility and Weight Ratings

Nearly all desktop monitors use one of two VESA mounting patterns: 75x75mm for smaller screens up to about 24 inches and 100x100mm for everything from 27-inch to 34-inch panels. Some arms include adapter plates that accept both patterns. When evaluating weight capacity, factor in the monitor itself plus any attached accessories like webcam mounts or cable management clips. For ultrawide monitors in the 34-inch to 49-inch range, look for heavy-duty arms rated for at least 25 pounds with reinforced pivot joints and wider desk clamp pads that distribute the load without marking your desk surface.

Complete Your Setup

• TV Wall Mounts — fixed and articulating wall mounts for large-format screens
• Ceiling Mounts — overhead mounting solutions for projectors and displays
• Monitors — a wide range of panel sizes, resolutions, and refresh rates for every workflow
• Docking Stations — expand laptop connectivity for multi-monitor workstation setups