WALI Monitor Mount Reinforcement Plate for Thin, Glass, and Other Fragile Table Tops, with Most Monitor Bracket Grommet C Clamp Installation (CGRP-B), Black

Metal plates with a pad for one side. Not much more you can say about it. Definitely solid and will protect the desk from a clamp on monitor arm. Bought two of these and they work exactly as you’d expect.

I have a VERY large monitor and a hefty arm mount to hold it. I was worried about that amount of weight damaging my desk top by the clamp on my monitor arm so I bought this to help. So far it has worked beautifully with no signs of bending or anything.Installation was very easy and the included hardware worked well to install it on my desk. I barely even notice it's there now and am happy with it.

Bought this for my Ikea desk, which has a meshy metal surface at the back where a monitor arm mount would clamp. I was using it without the plate fine but I wanted peace of mind. Installation is simple since you just need to place this plate between the clamp and the desk. 100% recommend.

I have the ikea anfallare tabletop, which while beautiful, is annoying for attaching any accessories with its beveled edges. This plate solves that issue, and also reinforces the desk, which is has a honeycomb paper fill. I safely and without worry have my 32" and 27" on an arm that without this plate would probably have collapsed into my desk by now.

I bought this after realizing that my new bamboo-top desk (which I'm enjoying) is indeed, much softer than the laminate-tops that can take some negligence and abuse.It does that job perfectly. I have a heavy monitor arm that's securely attached and has been adjusted from side to side a few times after moving rooms. It's held a WALI-brand clamp and another brand and style, and it does the job without ever leaving a scuff or dent. The reason it has four stars is that the metal edges aren't absolutely straight or smooth (but not in a way that scratches the desk, on mine) and on the white model I chose, the paint is a tiny bit discolored with small pink splotches.These aren't big enough snags or deviations to notice at a distance, so the uneven and unsmoothed cuts and corners are only going to matter if you're looking at it all day. Even I don't do this. I'm glad I have it, and it will outlast the desk and follow me to the next one.

This is a essential accessory for those with thin, glass, or fragile table tops. Its sturdy construction provides reliable reinforcement, ensuring the safety and stability of your monitor mount setup. With easy installation and a sleek design, it offers peace of mind without compromising aesthetics. Highly recommended for anyone looking to protect their valuable surfaces.

I had a Costco Tresanti glass desk and wanted to mount a triple monitor mount to it. Of course with a glass top you would never consider doing something like this. In any case with this mounting bracket and some unfinished wood cubes 2 1/2 inch (also available on Amazon) I successfully mounted 3x27" monitors to the glass top desk and it was sturdy and never felt like it would cause any damage to the glass.Now if you happen to have a Costco Tresanti glass desk and want to do the same the 2.5" cubes are perfect to get around the metal frame of the desk. I did not use the bottom mounting bracket, just the cubes against the glass and the monitor mount screwed into the cubes.That being said a triple monitor mount on such a small desk was uncomfortable so I upgraded to a 63x30 desk here on Amazon and am using this same mounting bracket even though the other desk has a wooden top. It feels way more stable and secure with the mounting brackets (on the wooden top I am using both the top and bottm mounting plates). Otherwise I'm sure I'd see some weird indentations in my desk top, especially underneath where the tightening screws tighten into the desk.

I decided to upgrade my work from home workstation from a computer cart with a piece of 2x4 MDF to make it bigger to a sit/stand desk with dual monitors (27”). I wanted monitor arms to clear off space on the top of my desk but was concerned about the the stability of the cam on the desk stop, especially since I didn’t know the thickness of the desk top. I saw this and noticed it I used to provide stability/extra protection on thinner desk tops and glass desk tops. I decided to give it a try. I am glad I did because my desktop is on the minimum thickness recommended for the monitor arms clamp. I feel confident that this is giving me extra support for the weight of the dual monitors and monitor arms.