Pictures of your trading stations
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StockzTrader, now that we have someone who has the ultimate, I wanted to ask from first hand experience. Six 24" on one integrated stand, is that stable? The reason I ask is that I have a 2.5 year old son, and it would be a shame if I went with the whole 9 yards, and it gets knocked over/broken. Any thoughts now that you've been using it?
It seems pretty stable and rigid at ~200lbs in weight. Ergotron did a nice job on the base design with solid balance against the panel weight.
Since I live in California, someone already made comment to me about stability. Although earthquakes are very infrequent where I live, it could be prudent to loosely affix the top portion of the panel array to a wall or other structure.
Again, the array feels pretty stable. I'd suspect it is no more dangerous than many other objects in a home.
Look for the news headline, "Trader dies when computer panel array crashes over his head in California earthquake"
Since I live in California, someone already made comment to me about stability. Although earthquakes are very infrequent where I live, it could be prudent to loosely affix the top portion of the panel array to a wall or other structure.
Again, the array feels pretty stable. I'd suspect it is no more dangerous than many other objects in a home.
Look for the news headline, "Trader dies when computer panel array crashes over his head in California earthquake"
Quote from StockzTrader:
It seems pretty stable and rigid at ~200lbs in weight. Ergotron did a nice job on the base design with solid balance against the panel weight.
Since I live in California, someone already made comment to me about stability. Although earthquakes are very infrequent where I live, it could be prudent to loosely affix the top portion of the panel array to a wall or other structure.
Again, the array feels pretty stable. I'd suspect it is no more dangerous than many other objects in a home.
Look for the news headline, "Trader dies when computer panel array crashes over his head in California earthquake"
lol, I wish you good health and long life on the LCD panels.
good idea about securing the top portion of the panel to the wall. perhaps I could affix a thin piece of metal from the stand to the wall. it should be strong enough to stop a toddler.
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ah, but with vertical it won't look as cool to see wires hanging above it
Maybe you have it.....hang it from the ceiling and your son can swing from the panel array. You'll get double duty from the panels and save money on a swing in the backyard