Monitor mount stand Gembird MA-DA-03 for 32 inch screens, desk clamp/grommet, dual-arm, VESA 75x75–100x100, black

The Gembird MA-DA-03 Monitor Mount Stand 32" is an adjustable desk mount with a monitor arm and notebook tray designed for screens from 17" to 32". It supports both clamp and grommet installation and accepts VESA patterns 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm. The mount accommodates up to two displays with a total maximum weight capacity of 18 kg and enables height adjustment, swivel from -90° to 90° and tilt from -45° to 45° to help position screens for reduced neck and eye strain.

Advantages

This desk mount provides flexible positioning thanks to height adjustment, wide tilt and swivel ranges, and support for dual screens. The clamp and grommet mounting options suit different desk types, while VESA compatibility ensures easy attachment for most monitors. The integrated notebook tray allows combining a laptop with one or two external displays for an expanded workspace.

Suitable for

• Home office workstations
• Corporate desks and call centers
• Multimonitor productivity setups
• Computer users seeking ergonomic monitor positioning

Key specifications

• Model: Gembird MA-DA-03
• Supported screen size: 17"–32"
• Number of displays supported: 2
• Maximum weight capacity: 18 kg
• VESA compatibility: 75 x 75 mm, 100 x 100 mm
• Swivel angle: -90° to 90°
• Tilt angle: -45° to 45°
• Mounting options: desk clamp, grommet
• Colour: Black

How to use

Fix the mount to your desk using either the clamp or the grommet base according to desk thickness and the included instructions. Attach monitors to the VESA plates and secure them. Use the height adjustment, swivel and tilt to set each screen at a comfortable viewing angle. Place a laptop on the notebook tray and route cables along the arm to keep the workspace organised.

Recommendations

Ensure the combined weight of attached displays and the laptop does not exceed the mount's maximum capacity of 18 kg. Verify VESA compatibility before installation and tighten all fasteners after adjusting positions to maintain stability.