The exact process for installing a dual monitor stand depends on the type of stand and may involve clamping to the edge of your desk, securing through a hole in the surface of your desk, mounting on your wall, or attaching to a freestanding base. After you have secured the base, you will typically need to attach articulated arms (that bend or adjust) or fixed monitor mounts. You can then attach your monitors to the stand, which is usually facilitated by VESA mounts. For the easiest installation possible, look for a stand that includes detachable VESA mounts. After you have installed your monitors on the stand, the final part of the installation process is to adjust the height, angle, and position of the monitors. Jaremey advises that you start with the height. “First, position the height of the monitors so that the top of each monitor screen is just slightly lower than your resting eye height and tilt each monitor upwards approximately 20 degrees,” Jaremey advises. “This is to comfortably view the monitor without forcing an awkward posture, whether that be neck bending, twisting, or extending your neck backward.” Since setting the right viewing distance is also an important part of installing a dual monitor stand, Jaremey recommends placing monitors about an arm’s length away. “However, keep in mind that with more monitors, many users find it more comfortable to have a slightly longer viewing distance. If your monitors are not at a good viewing distance, you might find yourself in awkward positions as you view the monitor.”