I really appreciate all the replies in such short amount of time.
Should've asked here instead of browsing for the past couple of days.
QUOTE(jetblast @ Jul 24 2021, 11:43 AM)
Can you mount on the wall behind(assuming desk against the wall)
Previously I used one that double pivot so could move 50cm in/out and swing and rotate
Yes, thank you for the suggestion. That's certainly an option although we prefer not to cause damage to our wall.
QUOTE(toyztactic @ Jul 24 2021, 12:04 PM)
I think the monitor arm will come with a bracket/clamp assembly with adjustable height to suit the environment. I am using one which allows me to adjust the clamp height.
Yes, but most clamp only supports up to 10cm. My desk is 12cm unfortunately.
QUOTE(zemega @ Jul 24 2021, 12:23 PM)
Either you get something like this
https://shopee.com.my/product/5954247/6164856603Or get a TV stand like this
https://shopee.com.my/product/6229051/2071347218Another option is to mount it to wall.
The more extreme option is to drill a hole through the table. Some monitor arm supports that kind option, where you use a long screw to hold the arm and the table together.
Thank you. The first one is my first choice, but unfortunately that also supports only up to 12cm.
The TV stand looks like a good alternative and doesn't damage the wall - thank you for the suggestion.
QUOTE(N1ck @ Jul 24 2021, 12:34 PM)
EDIT:
Do you mean 10cm thick table?. Perhaps use grommet mount instead of clamp to the tabletop surface. But you do need to check clearance
Yes, the table is thick (12cm) because it comes with drawers. I will look up grommet mount if there's one that can support my desk.