HFTEK® MP230W Triple 3 Monitor wall mount holder bracket control center swivel tilt for screen monitor 15" to 27" inches with VESA 75/100

I previously used separate monitor mounts in my last house fixed to a brick wall for my very heavy old HP 24" monitors and it was a real pain to get them at the same level.Roll on 8 years, new house, new study (with stud wall) and I was determined not to go through that pain.This product was the answer. Everything starts off on the same level and together with all the available adjustments (about 3cm of up/down movement on each monitor and swivel and tilt) it was possible to get them nicely lined up.I had concerns because of the stud wall and the fact that the mount is 4Kg and then I have 3 ASUS PA284QV 24" monitors at 4Kg each.I managed to get 5 of the 8 fixing points into wood (3 on left and upper two on the right) and the rest i used dry wall anchors. Possibly I could have done better. Its worth considering whether the placement of the two "feet" are likely to meet where studs are in UK walls. But my installation is pretty solid and I think there is a good chance it might have held up just into plasterboard with the right fixings.The item is very solid and well built. It came supplied with everything needed. The user guide is a mostly pictures and few words and occasionally I scratched my head for a short while.An important thing is that the pins that attach the left and right pieces are notched at the end and won't sink all the way down until you rotate them to the correct angle. I think the other reviewer here that complained about the left and right monitors falling inward when he removed the centre had not done this and it was a while before I realised myself. There is some text in the user guide about "milling curve" which I think is meant to indicate this. Once in properly I was able to tighten the bolts so the arms stay semi rigid.Like the last image on the user guide on page 7 I had to loosen the vesa plates with an allen key and pliers to make them easier to move the monitor once in place. Just a little so you can push the monitor to the desired angles. Unlike another reviewer here I found it very easy to arrange my 3 monitors once I'd done this.I suggest measuring your fixing points carefuily and perhaps arranging so that the central setting on the up/down adjustment would leave the top of your monitors around eye level. Then you have some latitude up or down to adjust. This was import for me as I have a shelf right above the monitors and you need about 5cm to lift a monitor clear and remove from the mount and I wanted to be able to do this without removing the shelf.Cable management bits were a bonus and my cables are hidden away nicely. The I could not work out exactly how i was supposed to use the velco strips provided as it seemed you could only tighten them by also twisting them. The user guide was not helpful here. I ended up not using them. Didn't really need them.Also its possible to secure the monitors so they cannot be stolen which is another bonus feature.It is an expensive item but it is high quality and gives you everything you need. You can do it cheaper of course but expect more effort.

Installed this mount and it is incredibly sturdy. With decent customization of monitor positioning and a slick look. There are some cheaper ones out there but with this one you really pay for quality. A few tips is measure twice, drill once! Also use a large spirit level! Youll also need different fittings if you're going in to plaster board I believe.

Well designed, easy to install, and very sturdy. The height and angle of every monitor can be individually adjusted. The bracket is very large, so the back of the central monitor is about 16cm from the wall - you'll need a large desk unless you want to sit very close to the screen.

very good