Would you say this stand is solid?

[ricerracer]

The simlab one is out of my price range, also they do not respond to my emails for some reason. But would you say this alternative cheaper stand looks solid for my 3x27inch monitors?

 

[dud]

No way it is solid-solid. The welding on the bottom T will come apart under stress.

However, as a base to bolt on a couple more reinforcements? Sure. Assuming you don't mount the wheel on it.

 

[ricerracer]

No way it is solid-solid. The welding on the bottom T will come apart under stress.

However, as a base to bolt on a couple more reinforcements? Sure. Assuming you don't mount the wheel on it.

It just a monitor stand and it is not wielded it is bolted

 

[wajdi]

I think it is very solid! Modern monitors are very light.

 

[dud]

I still think those Ts at the bottoms need some reinforcement. It would be easy to do, though.

 

[ricerracer]

I still think those Ts at the bottoms need some reinforcement. It would be easy to do, though.

Yea I could buy some brackets I guess

 

[snyperal]

That looks like an exact replica of the sim lab one.

 

[manc0ntr0]

I think it will work without problems, but T at the bottom needs some L to make it stronger. Like the ones you used near the top of the vertical bar

 

[Furnace Inferno]

Aluminium extrusion is pretty universal as long as the base profiles are long enough it will be just as solid, it’s not needing to withstand high loads either. If you have floarboards like me though and jump about then you’ll be able to make any of them wobble but they won’t topple over.

 

[sjb266]

Put this type of plate (in the right size!) on the base T and you're in Business...

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/00/a8/0f/00a80fcd831f98b51132e8a1ab1da6b9.jpg

 

[ricerracer]

Put this type of plate (in the right size!) on the base T and you're in Business...

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/00/a8/0f/00a80fcd831f98b51132e8a1ab1da6b9.jpg

I found one but not sure if they are universal they do not specify which size they fit :/

 

[Thomas Weg]

As long the profiles are cut straight, the connector inside the t connection will be rock solid.
No need for additional brackets.