The AWMS-2-LTH75 is a dual monitor mount for bigger, heavier screens including curved monitors and all-in-one PCs.
This mount suited all tested ultrawide monitors under 49" and many (but not all) in the 49" size class. Please consider your monitor's weight (without stand), curvature depth, and environment to find your best solution.
Tool-free adjustable monitor height, tilt and pan Recyclable aluminium construction Advanced cable management Silver, Black or White finish Modular, adaptable and upgradeable
Delivery
1-3 days
Warranty
10 Years
Composition
This product is assembled at manufacture. However it can also be assembled with components:
2 x AWM-LTHT heavy duty tilt head 2 x AWM-LC channel clamps 1 x AWM-P75G post 1 x heavy-duty F-clamp or grommet desk fixing
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Pippa Morrice
Easy Company to Deal With
I purchased a Standivarius wireless keyboard and mouse from this company three weeks ago, and they really are a dream to deal with. The whole process was seamless, with quick delivery and minimal fuss.
Unfortunately, I started to have issues with the keyboard. After contacting them to let them know, they took it up with the manufacturer to report the problems I was having, and within four days, I had a replacement delivered to my home.
I highly recommend this company as being efficient and quick to respond to customer issues.
Standivarius Ave Ergonomic Wireless Mouse
Nick Fletcher
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Katrina McClellan
nice
Nice worktop, great colour, very solid. Very pleased so far
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Reuben Collings
The most comfortable chair
Purchase this chair for working at home after receiving some in our office. This is one of the most comfortable chairs I’ve ever used, fully supportive with great functionality to adjust the chair to your needs.
