Collection: Monitor Mounts

Check two things: the VESA hole pattern on the back (commonly 75x75 or 100x100 mm) and the monitor's weight. Pick a mount that supports both. If your monitor has no VESA holes, a desk-based monitor riser from the Monitor Arms & Desk Stands range is the better route.

Plasterboard alone won't hold a monitor safely, so fix into a wooden stud behind it or use heavy-duty anchors rated for the weight. For concrete or brick, use the correct masonry plugs. If you'd rather avoid drilling, choose a desk-clamp arm instead.

A wall mount fixes the screen to the wall and frees the desk entirely, while a desk arm clamps to the desk and is easier to relocate. Both can offer full motion. Compare with monitor desk stands and the wider Monitor Arms & Desk Stands range to decide.

Yes, there are dual and triple arm mounts designed to align multiple screens on one base. Check the per-arm and total weight limits, and make sure each monitor is VESA compatible. Browse multi-screen options in the Monitor Arms & Desk Stands range.

Sometimes, if the VESA pattern and weight match, but monitors are usually lighter and many TV brackets are oversized. A purpose-made monitor mount gives a better fit and finer adjustment. For larger displays, look at our TV & Audio range for the right bracket.

Most arms have built-in clips or channels to guide cables along the arm and down to the desk or wall. Group the rest with sleeves or ties from our power and cables range for a clean look. This also makes moving the screen easier later.

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