Plein mouvement articulé 2 écran Desk Mount

I looked and looked and looked for several weeks to find something that would work with how I wanted my setup. I kept coming back to mount-it because of the reviews and how well it was made. The only problem I had was my hutch was in the way and the arms were not long enough to wrap around inside the hutch if attached to the wall. I work in a manufacturing plant so I was able to talk to our drafter who made me an extension that sits on my desk and the part that is suppose to mount to the wall mounts to the sheet of metal. I can't be the only one who had this issue so below are some measurements along with a picture of how I set it up.

We have two of these, one for my husband's dual 21" monitors, and one for my dual 24" monitors. Both sizes of monitors work very well with the Mount-It! Dual Arm Full Motion Articulating Monitor Wall Mount.The mounts came with the monitor mounts at a 90 angle on the bracket, and moving them to the correct position was impossible until we stuck a broom handle through the monitor mount part, stood on the black four-pronged mount, and rotated the broom to bring the brackets into the correct alignment (sorry, this is probably confusing. In the main picture, imagine the "fingers" that connect to the back of the monitor pointing up to the sky instead of to the right as shown). I have no idea why the monitor attachment is shipped in such a configuration, and it was INCREDIBLY frustrating to get them to move without using the broom handle for leverage.Attempted to install the wall mount in drywall with the included drywall anchors: needed new pants about ten seconds after putting both monitors on the brackets. The monitors both faceplanted on top of my desk, though neither seems to have suffered permanent damage. I ended up moving the wall mount to a stud and used Wall Dogs rather than the included screws just to be extra safe. Thankfully the part that ripped out of the drywall was small and patchable with some DAP Alex Plus (the best hole filler ever!). Installation was otherwise straightforward and easy--and I am a woman with functional knowledge of simple power tools. (I can build Legos and Ikea furniture all day long, but I'm no professional.)When installed correctly in a stud, these are strong, stable wall mounts. I have zero worries about my monitors ripping out of the wall now, and I don't have to worry about them as much in an earthquake (unless the wall goes, and in the PNW, that's a possibility). Be sure to tighten all of the joints once the monitors are up, otherwise the mount will sag.

Works as expected. Great addition for efficient operations

Just Mounted my two monitors and everything looks great. One suggestion is to use stronger hardware than the provided wall screws.

I really wanted to like this mount. The quality is excellent and it was easy to put together. The plate that attaches to the back of the monitor aligned perfectly with the holes in my Dell monitors. There is no height adjustment which was okay for me. My only disappointment was that I couldn't make the two monitors touch without swinging them fairly far away from the wall. The middle pivot joint either bumps into the wall or the back of the monitor, limiting how things can be positioned. I should have bought two single monitor mounts.