Chief KTG230 Dual Vertical Grommet Mount

The Chief KTG230 Dual Vertical Grommet Mount is a rock-solid, bolt-down solution built for professionals who routinely manage multiple small flat-panel TVs, LCDs, or monitors. Designed with graphic designers, broadcasters, and control-room operators in mind, this mount delivers dependable stability and precise ergonomic positioning. With Centris Technology at its core, the KTG230 makes delicate, fingertip adjustments effortless, so each monitor finds its sweet spot quickly and stays there through long shifts. It’s the kind of mounting solution that keeps your desk tidy, your content front and center, and your workflow uninterrupted, whether you’re editing video, monitoring feeds, or coordinating critical data across two displays in a busy studio or office environment.

Key advantages come from Chief’s engineering ethos: robust construction, thoughtful cable management, and intuitive movement that doesn’t fight you when you reach for a quick reposition. The KTG230 is engineered for smooth, independent control of each monitor, enabling you to optimize height, tilt, and angle for two vertically stacked screens. In addition to reliability, this mount maximizes desk space—no more cluttered aisles of cables or awkward, space-consuming stands. It’s the kind of ergonomic upgrade that professionals notice immediately: better posture, faster setup, and fewer headaches when you need to stagger two monitors for editing, gaming, or monitoring dashboards. Whether you’re outfitting a broadcast suite, a designer’s workstation, or a multi-display command center, the Chief KTG230 provides a dependable, professional-grade foundation that grows with your needs.

• Dual flat-panel support with vertical stacking delivers a compact, efficient desk footprint for multi-monitor workflows.
• Centris Technology enables effortless, fingertip tilt and precise positioning for each monitor, reducing neck strain and increasing comfort.
• Grommet desk mounting creates a clean, uncluttered work surface while providing a stable bolt-down installation.
• Independent monitor adjustment supports portrait-oriented viewing and tailored alignment for two screens in a vertical arrangement.
• Durable construction with integrated cable management keeps the workstation neat and ready for fast-paced environments.

Technical Details of Chief KTG230 Dual Vertical Grommet Mount

• Mounting type: Dual vertical grommet mount designed to hold two flat-panel displays in a stacked configuration.
• Display compatibility: Supports two displays with standard VESA mounting patterns (75x75 mm and 100x100 mm) for broad monitor compatibility.
• Movement and adjustability: Independent tilt, pan, and rotation for each display enabled by Centris Technology, allowing precise, effortless positioning at the touch of a finger.
• Desk attachment: Grommet-based installation that secures the unit to the desk for a stable, professional appearance and improved accessibility to power and signal connections.
• Construction and cable management: Built from heavy-duty materials with a durable powder-coated finish; integrated channels and clips keep cables tidy and out of the way during adjustments.

How to Install Chief KTG230 Dual Vertical Grommet Mount

• Plan your layout: Determine the ideal height and spacing for two vertically stacked displays on your desk. Ensure the desk thickness and grommet hole accommodate the mount’s base and hardware.
• Prepare the desk: If your desk doesn’t already feature a grommet hole, create a clean, appropriately sized opening. Remove any obstacles beneath the surface and clear the area around the installation site.
• Install the grommet base: Insert the grommet base into the hole, align it precisely, and secure it with the provided bolt or mounting hardware. Tighten to a stable torque to prevent any movement during use.
• Attach the monitor arms: Mount the dual arms to the grommet base according to the supplied hardware. Ensure each arm is securely fastened and that there is freedom of movement for tilt and rotation before attaching the displays.
• attach displays and manage cables: Mount each monitor to its respective arm using the VESA patterns (75x75 mm or 100x100 mm). Connect power and video cables and route them through the built-in cable management channels to keep the surface tidy. Perform a final check to confirm stability and smooth movement across both displays.
• Final adjustments: Power on the system and adjust tilt, pan, and rotation for each monitor using Centris controls. Fine-tune the height to achieve a comfortable field of view, then lock in the settings. Recheck cable slack and interference during full range of motion.

Frequently asked questions

• What displays can I mount on the Chief KTG230? The KTG230 is designed for two flat-panel displays that use standard VESA mounting patterns. It supports 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm patterns, which covers a wide range of small to mid-size monitors and televisions. If you’re unsure about your specific model, verify VESA compatibility and the weight of each display to ensure a safe fit.
• Can I use the displays in portrait or landscape orientation? Yes. The dual arms offer independent tilt and rotation, and the vertical stacking arrangement can accommodate portrait or landscape viewing configurations as needed. Centris Technology makes it easy to fine-tune each monitor’s orientation for optimal ergonomics.
• Is the KTG230 easy to install on most desks? The grommet-based design is intended for a stable, anchored desk setup. It works best on desks with a suitable grommet hole or on desks that can accommodate the provided mounting hardware. For accuracy, measure desk thickness and confirm the grommet hole size before installation.
• Does Chief offer cable management with this mount? Yes. The KTG230 includes integrated cable management features designed to keep power, data, and peripheral cables neatly organized, reducing clutter and protecting cables from accidental snagging during adjustments.
• What kind of environments is the KTG230 best suited for? It’s ideal for professional environments that require two vertically stacked displays, such as graphic design studios, broadcast control rooms, video editing suites, and multi-display command centers where reliability, durability, and ergonomic adjustability matter most.