Equip 17 inch-35 inch Premium Monitor Desk Mount Bracket, White

The Equip 650185 17"–35" Premium Monitor Desk Mount Bracket in white supports a single screen from 17" to 35" and provides stable, adjustable mounting for desktop workstations. It is compatible with VESA 75×75 and 100×100 mounting patterns and has a maximum load capacity of 10.5 kg. The bracket is supplied with both clamp and grommet mounting options and includes integrated cable management to keep the workspace organised.

Advantages

The premium desk mount offers height adjustment, swivel from -90° to 90° and tilt from -40° to 40°, enabling flexible ergonomic positioning. Constructed for durability with a clean white finish, the bracket delivers secure support for a variety of monitor sizes and weights while maintaining a tidy appearance thanks to its cable routing features. Installation is straightforward with either clamp or grommet fixing.

Suitable for

• Home or office workstations with one monitor
• Users needing ergonomic height, tilt and swivel adjustment
• Small office or gaming setups with screens up to 35"
• Desks compatible with clamp or grommet installation

Key specifications

• Supported screen size: 17"–35"
• Maximum weight capacity: 10.5 kg
• Product weight: 2.95 kg
• VESA compatibility: 75 × 75 mm and 100 × 100 mm
• Tilt range: -40° to 40°
• Swivel range: -90° to 90°
• Mounting options: desk clamp and grommet
• Colour: White

How to use

Choose the appropriate mounting method for your desk (clamp or grommet) and secure the mount according to the supplied instructions. Attach the monitor using a compatible VESA plate (75×75 or 100×100) and ensure the display weight does not exceed 10.5 kg. Adjust height, tilt and swivel to achieve the desired ergonomic viewing position, and route cables through the integrated management channels for a neat installation.

Recommendations

Verify desk thickness and clearance before installation. Do not exceed the maximum load capacity of 10.5 kg. Regularly check fasteners and adjust tension if the arm becomes loose over time.