MOD20-1247 Monitor Stand

1. How do you handle wire management for workstations and kiosks?

   It depends on the workstation or kiosk, how they are used, and your preferences. There are multiple solutions, and we will work with you to find the one that makes the most sense for your situation.

   Most importantly, have it done while it's being built. All too often, exhibitors wait until the first show to puzzle through the wire management. Not only does it rarely lead to an ideal solution,  but it is also considerably more expensive to have it done on the show floor.

   Let us know which workstation, kiosk, or monitor stand you're interested in and how it will be used. Together we can find the best solution.

2. Why aren't the shipping cases included in the price?

   The simple fact is that most workstations, stands, and kiosks ship with exhibits. As a result, they may fit in the same case, crate, or tub as the display, but, we never know until you select your display. If we included the case, then it wouldn't reflect realistic prices in most situations.

   We do list the ship case options, so you know whether it will fit in a portable case(s) or if it requires a crate.  

   Give us a call or send us an email if you have any questions. We want you to understand all your options.

    
    

3. How large a monitor can a workstation or monitor stand hold?

   It depends on the workstation or the configuration. There are workstations that hold 42 in. and larger monitors and others where the largest size is 22 in. In almost all cases, our workstations can accommodate multiple sizes within a range, say 19 in. to 26 in. for example. Even as monitors have gotten larger, the weight has dropped considerably. The size is more a function of practical application and visual appeal than weigh anymore.

   We have designed nearly 100 workstation, kiosks, and towers for  most trade show and event situations.

   Give us a call or send us an email if you have any questions.
    

4. What is a VESA Monitor Mount? And why isn't the monitor mount included in the price?

   VESA is a family of standards defined by the Video Electronics Standards Association for mounting flat panel monitors, TVs, and other displays to stands or wall mounts. It is implemented on most modern flat-panel monitors and TVs. Most manufacturers follow these standards, but several manufacturers do not comply with VESA standards on some of their flat panel monitors. And it’s not always consistent.

   For the above reason and because monitor mount styles and sizes vary, we quote monitor mounts per job and situation.

   Give us a call and let us know your requirements.  
    

Classic Exhibits Inc. warranties the performance of its portable, modular, and custom hybrid systems during normal use, excluding excessive wear and tear, as per the instructions. This covers the workmanship and locking systems as long as the exhibit has a useful life. All remaining parts are covered against defective materials or workmanship as long as the exhibit is in service. The warranty is transferable should the product be sold or assigned to another party.

The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damages due to abuse, misuse, or shipping damages. This warranty does not cover laminate cracks and chips, wood crate and roto-molded case damage (excluding workmanship), aluminum extrusion scuffs, mars, and scratches from normal use, and graphics wear and tear or misuse. The manufacturer is not responsible for lost or missing parts once the owner has assembled, accepted, and used the product.

Should there be any questions regarding the warranty, please contact your local Classic Exhibits Distributor.

The lead time for the MOD20-1247 Monitor Stand is 10 - 15+ Business Days - Click for Details.

• Suggested lead times may vary depending on current orders. Please check with Customer Service.
• Production lead times are based on business days and DO NOT include any shipping days.
• Production-ready artwork (when applicable) must accompany the order confirmation. Delays in uploading artwork may lead to expedited charges or shipping changes.
• No order will be released to Production without a signed order confirmation.
• Shipping is based on the availability of materials and graphics. Additional charges may apply if materials or graphics must be expedited.
• Standard lead times do not apply to orders of multiple quantities.

Exhibit Weight varies depending on the packaging and the shipping method. Variables include but are not limited to:

• Dimensional Weight vs. Actual Weight: Dimensional weight is defined as crate or case size. On most air shipments, the dimensional weight exceeds the actual weight
• Portable Cases vs. Wood Crates or Molded Tubs (where applicable): Exhibit designs that require one wood crate would require multiple portable cases. Selecting one vs. the other affects the total weight (dimensional or actual).
• Freight Carrier: LTL carriers (Less than Truckload) quote freight based on space used. UPS, FedEx, and air freight carriers quote freight based on either the dimensional or the actual weight of the shipment.
• Freight Service Level (number of days): Service levels range from Same Day Delivery to Two Week Delivery.

For more information about exhibit weights and freight options, please contact your local exhibit representative.

Electrical, Cord, and Wire Management varies depending on the display and each exhibitor's requirements. When ordering your trade show display, consider the following electrical/wire management issues and discuss your options with an exhibit professional:

• Inline vs. Island Displays
• Lead Retrieval Devices
• Computer and Monitor Cables
• Demo Equipment
• Overhead Lighting
• Grommets and Grommet Placement in Counters
• Overhead vs. Floor Power Supply
• Flooring and Electrical Wiring
• Options for Hiding Cords and Cables
• Flat vs. Round Electrical Cords
• Multi-Plug Outlets and Extension Cords

By reviewing your wiring options BEFORE you order your display, you'll save TIME and MONEY and ensure your exhibit exceeds your expectations and your installation is trouble-free.