Setup Guide: VESA Plate (4x Double Rod Sides)

What's in the box

Your VESA kit includes all the necessary screws and tools to fit it on most common monitor arms and monitors. Choose the right monitor stud/spacer combination depending on your monitor back's design features to provide the right clearance for a your extension rods.

Your VESA kit includes all the necessary screws and tools to fit it on most common monitor arms and monitors. Choose the right monitor stud/spacer combination depending on your monitor back's design features to provide the right clearance for a your extension rods.

STEP 1: Mount the VESA plate to your monitor arm

Rotate your VESA plate to face its angled rod threads in the direction you want them to face. 

 

Make sure the Monoblocc logo on the VESA plate is facing towards the monitor and away from the monitor arm, as this is the side with the bevelled VESA holes. 

 

Use the supplied 35mm M4 counter sunk screws with 4x thumb nuts to screw your VESA plate to your monitor arm. 

 

Choose the VESA holes depending which VESA standard your monitor is using. If your monitor follows the 100mm VESA standard, then use the inner 75mm VESA holes for mounting the VESA plate to your monitor arm. If your monitor follows the 75mm VESA standard, then use the outter holes of our VESA plate for monitor arm mounting.

Rotate your VESA plate to face its angled rod threads in the direction you want them to face.

 

Make sure the Monoblocc logo on the VESA plate is facing towards the monitor and away from the monitor arm, as this is the side with the bevelled VESA holes. 

 

Use the supplied 35mm M4 counter sunk screws with 4x thumb nuts to screw your VESA plate to your monitor arm. 

 

Choose the VESA holes depending which VESA standard your monitor is using. If your monitor follows the 100mm VESA standard, then use the inner 75mm VESA holes for mounting the VESA plate to your monitor arm. If your monitor follows the 75mm VESA standard, then use the outter holes of our VESA plate for monitor arm mounting.

STEP 2: Screw monitor studs into monitor with spacers

Now use the supplied 2mm allen key and screw the M4 studs into the VESA holes of your monitor. 

 

There are two length options supplied with your VESA plate: A 45mm and a 55m length option. 

 

If your monitor has a flat back and flush positioned VESA holes choose the shorter 45mm studs and leave out the spacers. 

 

If your monitor has recessed VESA holes then use the 55m length studs paired with either the 5mm or 10mm (or both) spacers. This provides the necessary clearance for your VESA plate's rod threads.

Now use the supplied 2mm allen key and screw the M4 studs into the VESA holes of your monitor. 

 

There are two length options supplied with your VESA plate: A 45mm and a 55m length option. 

 

If your monitor has a flat back and flush positioned VESA holes choose the shorter 45mm studs and leave out the spacers. 

 

If your monitor has recessed VESA holes then use the 55m length studs paired with either the 5mm or 10mm (or both) spacers. This provides the necessary clearance for your VESA plate's rod threads.

STEP 3: Place monitor with studs onto VESA plate and monitor arm

With your M4 studs and spacers installed, place your monitor onto the VESA plate/monitor arm assembly. 

 

Depending on the size and type of your monitor it might be recommended to place your monitor flat on a table and instead place your VESA plate/monitor arm assembly onto your monitor's studs. 

 

Secure the assembly with the supplied 4x thumb nuts.

With your M4 studs and spacers installed, place your monitor onto the VESA plate/monitor arm assembly. 

 

Depending on the size and type of your monitor it might be recommended to place your monitor flat on a table and instead place your VESA plate/monitor arm assembly onto your monitor's studs. 

 

Secure the assembly with the supplied 4x thumb nuts.

STEP 4: Completed VESA plate setup

Correctly installed your VESA plate/monitor assembly should like below, clearing your monitor's back to provide free access to your rod threads and with all thumb nuts securely fastened

Correctly installed your VESA plate/monitor assembly should like below, clearing your monitor's back to provide free access to your rod threads and with all thumb nuts securely fastened