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Adjustable single monitor arm, silver, VESA compliant, supports up to 27" screens and 8kg weight.
Adjustable single monitor arm, silver, VESA compliant, supports up to 27" screens and 8kg weight.
Adjustable single monitor arm, silver, VESA compliant, supports up to 27" screens and 8kg weight.
Enhance your workspace with the Fellowes Computer Monitor Stand, featuring 3 height adjustments and cable management. Made from sturdy graphite, it supports monitors up to 27kg/21".
The Fellowes Lotus Dual Monitor Arm is an adjustable dual monitor mount that can hold up to two monitors with a maximum size of 26 inches and a weight capacity of 5.8KG per arm. It is VESA compliant, making it compatible with most flat-screen monitors.
The Fellowes Lotus Dual Monitor Arm is an adjustable dual monitor mount that can hold up to two monitors with a maximum size of 26 inches and a weight capacity of 5.8KG per arm. It is VESA compliant, making it compatible with most flat-screen monitors.
Contemporary and stylish laptop lift Simple adjustment to 7 angles Foldout front legs to optimise screen
The Fellowes Platinum Series Dual Monitor Arm is a VESA compliant adjustable monitor stand with gas spring technology. It features tilt, swivel, and rotation functions, as well as two USB ports.
The Fellowes Platinum Series Dual Monitor Arm is a VESA compliant adjustable monitor stand with gas spring technology. It features tilt, swivel, and rotation functions, as well as two USB ports.
The Fellowes Platinum Series Dual Monitor Arm is a VESA compliant adjustable monitor stand with gas spring technology. It features tilt, swivel, and rotation functions, as well as two USB ports.
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