Single monitor arm, wall mount - For screens sized up to 34" - Weight Capacity: 7 to 25 lbs (3.2 to 11.3 kg). With monitors greater than 20 lbs (9.1 kg) in weight, the vertical range of motion may be reduced up to 4.5" (11 cm) for a total height range of 8.5" (22 cm). Monitor depth greater than 3.5" (8.9 cm) may diminish capacity - Polished aluminium - Wall mountable (wall mount base, fasteners for wood stud or concrete wall, attachment hardware)

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This is the sort of wall-mounted Ergotron arm I’d recommend when you want your desk space back and you’re working with a mid-range monitor. At £139.82 ex-VAT, the value is mainly in build quality and smooth day-to-day use—Ergotron tends to feel “solid” rather than wobbly, and the polished aluminium isn’t just for looks. It also suits a lot of UK office setups because wall mounts are great where desks are cramped or sit on shared workstations.

That said, I’d be a bit cautious for heavier or deeper screens. Once you’re over ~20 lbs, expect reduced vertical travel, and if your monitor is a chunky/deep build, range of motion can be further limited. So it’s a better fit for typical 27–32" class monitors that aren’t extremely heavy or deep—think office productivity, call-centre style desks, or meeting rooms where you want the display higher and out of the way. If you’ve got a heavier ultrawide (especially >34") or a very deep gaming/creator panel, I’d look at either a higher-capacity arm or a different mounting approach, because you don’t want to discover that “ergonomic adjustability” is mostly theoretical.

If you tell me the exact monitor model (weight + depth), I can sanity-check whether it’ll hit the range of motion you actually need.