The top-to-bottom, back-to-back Quad-Screen Single-Pole Floor-to-Ceiling Mount from Mount-It! provides a mount support for four screens from 32 to 66" in size.

66 lb Load Capacity per Screen    Supports Monitor from 32 to 65"

• Recommended screen size: 32 to 65"
• VESA mounting pattern: 400mm x 400mm
• Mounting bracket: fixed or tilt (-12 to +12 degrees)
• Pole length: 51.1-to 118.1"
• Max weight: 66 lb (per screen)
• Color: powder-coated black

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it fit the Sinar F 4x5? Thanks

A: It does fit as long as the camera has a graflock back.

Q: 2. Do bolts come with this battery plate? How many? If only two bolts come with the plate, can someone provide a link to buy two more compatible additional bolts?

A: Mounting hardware is included, however we do not sell additional hardware.

Q: 3. Are waterproof lenses available for this body? If so, which ones?

A: The Back-Bone Gear Ribcage RCRX0-II is not waterproof.

Q: 4. How close to flush is the bottom support foot to the bottom of the komodo? Would it fit to a plate well when pointed to the komodo?

A: You can see the mount on a Komodo camera here. https://bit.ly/3LsndqN It could be supported by Tilta cages and other cages that offer lens support options.

Q: 5. Does this adapter fix to Cambo Ultima standard?

A: The FotodioX Multi-Position Stitching Adapter for Nikon Z-Mount Camera to View Camera with Graflok Back will fit the Cambo Ultima 45 Camera.

Q: 6. What's the weight limit before a lens support bracket is needed?

A: The Tiltaing Canon RF-Mount to PL-Mount Adapter with Adjustable Back Focus (B&H# TIARFPL2) does not have a stated weight limit before a lens support bracket should be used. Intended motion of the camera (none, slow, or bumpy movement), lens balance, and of course weight are all important. Moreover, the lens mounts and, yes, the adapters themselves also should be taken into consideration, the latter seeming to be the very appropriate point of your question. Assuming little or no camera movement, and also especially when using a lens adapter, experienced cinematographers will typically use lens supports whenever the lens is more than 5 lbs (2.27 kg). However, it is never a bad idea to use one, especially when the lens mount is not of the locking variety. One common misunderstanding is the idea that such a support is only used to keep from damaging the lens mount on the camera. In actuality, any downward flex of the lens mount at all (even one micron) will affect the plane of focus of the lens circle on the image sensor. That's what makes lens supports so important even if no damage will result from not using one.

Q: 7. Is this the only interchangeable action cam with ability for Micro 4/3 lenses?

A: Yes, the Back-Bone Gear Ribcage RCRX0-II Modified Sony RX0 II Camera (MFT & C-Mount) is currently the only action camera we carry that has a Micro Four Thirds sensor.

Q: 8. Does Impact make a version of these Manfrotto Mini Floor-to-Ceiling Pole....

A: Impact offers their Varipole which is a full size support option similar to the Manfrotto Autopole.

Q: 9. Does anyone know if this will fit a graflock back - specifically looking to see if it will fit a 4x5 Cambo?

A: Yes. The FotodioX Multi-Position Stitching Adapter for FUJIFILM G-Mount Camera to View Camera with Graflok Back will fit a camera that has a 4x5 Graflok style back.

Q: 10. Is there an adapter that will work with a Graflex Century Graphic with a 2.25x3.25" Graflok back?

A: We do not sell an adapter to use the FotodioX Multi-Position Stitching Adapter for Nikon Z-Mount Camera to View Camera with Graflok Back on a 2.25x3.25 camera.