I want to mount my computer monitor on the wall with a swing arm. How do I know if it will mount to the back of the monitor?
I want to use the wall mount swing arm so i can get rid of my computer table and have more room.
Best answer:
Answer by Jason B at TV Wall Mounting
There are mounts made specifically for monitors/TVs.
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