Height adjustment for 21.5" imac
- Thread starter Raveon
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You don't say whether you want to lower the height or raise it. Colin has shown you one way with his custom built desk unit. (very nice, BTW) Lowering the monitor is a bit more complex. Here's one way of doing it.
I don't know of an adjustment kit which can raise or lower the height.
Regards.
Sorry I forgot to mention I wanted to lower it. I won't be going the ghetto tie wrap route thats for sure. But from those photos it looks as though you can remove the base form the imac without taking the thing apart. I tried using a plastic card but i couldn't get my imac to pivot far enough to show any mounting screws.
Looked on Apple website, the 21.5" imac is not set up to accept a VESA mount.
**** Apple for not making the imac height adjustable to begin with. double **** them for not making the 21.5" VESA mountable. These things should both be standard for the price we pay. The only option i have is to tear my imac complettly apart to remove the base, and that ain't happenin. ****, ****, ****.
**** Apple for not making the imac height adjustable to begin with. double **** them for not making the 21.5" VESA mountable. These things should both be standard for the price we pay. The only option i have is to tear my imac complettly apart to remove the base, and that ain't happenin. ****, ****, ****.
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