Mount-It! Wall Mount Workstation with Single Monitor Mount, Keyboard Tray and CPU Holder, Height Adjustable Full Motion Arms, Fits One 32 Inch Computer Screens

Works wonderful. Mount was Great to set up. Had a full PC but had turn return the PC. Looked awesome and was easy to store and put away. Be sure to have some one help you with placement of bar. About 6 inch above eye level when sitting should be suitable for placement.

We are now able to swing the system between two workbenches and not consume bench space.

I lost a bet with my pre-teen when his dad saw the finished installation and immediately said “I want one!” Having had a sit-to-stand desk at work, when we all began working and schooling from home due to COVID-19, I decided to order this for my pre-teen. He has ADHD and his bedroom is very small with two slanted walls. Doing something to put the angled walls to use as well as giving him the flexibility to sit or stand throughout the “school day” has made a huge difference. While this wouldn’t be possible for everyone, for a pre-teen or short adult the height is adjustable enough to adapt from standing, to sitting in a desk chair, to kicking back in a low height moon chair while gaming with friends (or watching TV?). The one thing I will say is that mounting this on the stud in your walls is going to be much safer and stronger than trying to mount it with anchors in drywall. Seeing the amount of tension and torque you can put on it, I wouldn’t want to have tried mounting this with anchors. I did try using the anchors provided for the CPU mount and like all plastic anchors, they failed to deploy, leaving giant holes in the wall that I had to patch and repaint. Since I mounted this on an angled wall and didn’t feel like taking another crack at the CPU mount, my solution was to put the CPU on top of a short set of angled shelves (placed backwards against our walls to use up as much of the angled space as we can) that sit next to the wall mount). If you do want to try working with wall anchors, I would strongly recommend buying something better than the plastic ones provided.

Once I got it installed, I love it. You mount the main bar to the wall, then attach the keyboard arm and monitor arms to that bar. However, the keyboard arm didn't fit properly around the bar. It was just a hair too tight, so I had to pry it open with pliers while trying to slide it onto the bar. Doing this put too much pressure on the bar and ripped it right out of the wall. I then decided to put the keyboard arm on the bar first and then attach the whole thing to the wall. It took a lot of work to get the keyboard arm on, but once it was on, it will work fine. I'm a bit disappointed because I was planning on sliding the keyboard arm and monitor arms up and down the bar when needed, but they're too tight so they'll need to stay stationary. One other complaint: the keyboard tray is held on by screws that go under the keyboard. But the screw heads are huge and will definitely scratch against the underside of my keyboard. So I'll need to find a way to protect against that. Overall, I decided to keep it once I got it up. It looks great, and saves me a ton of space. Plus, it's the only mount I could find that included a keyboard tray mount. But the install was very frustrating.

I wanted a work from home standing desk setup where it could easily switch from sitting to standing, use my existing desk, and lift my monitor off the desk. This wall mount was the best option out there and I am 100% satisfied with it. It securely mounts into a wall stud. I was careful with the installation process to ensure it would be secure and straight on the wall. The range of motion is fantastic, I can keep the monitor close to the wall to have plenty of ergonomic room between me and the screen. The bracket comes out about 3 inches if you swing the mounting arm as close to the wall as possible. It can tilt if needed and the height range is wonderful- you could move the monitor vertically about 40 inches if you adjust the height along the full length of the mount (do have to move your cable routers). I have been using this for about a month and adjust it up and down (for height along the mounting post) to switch from sitting to standing about twice a day. I use the Allen wrench to loosen the mount’s clamp on the mounting post and the screw and clamp are holding up well. I did not use or have need for the keyboard stand or cpu mount.