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Step 1
Check the back of your dual screen monitors for the appropriate hanging holes that you need to mount them on the wall. If the holes on the back measure either 3 by 3 inches or 4 by 4 inches, they're considered VESA.
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Step 2
Weigh your monitors, or read the materials that accompanied your monitors to find out how much they weigh. Buy wall mounts that can handle those weights.
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Step 3
Determine if you need special attachments if you don't find notches or VESA holes on the back of your monitors. These attachments are simple to install.
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Step 4
Pick a color for your mounts. The standard colors are silver and black, but they can also come in other designer colors to fit the style of your home or office.
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Step 5
Pick a method for attaching the monitors to your wall. The can be bolted to your wall or attached to retractable arms.
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Step 6
Measure how much space you have for your monitors or the arms that you want to use for them. Consult these measurements when you buy your mounts.













