Thinking Works monitor arms for Australian workplaces, including the C.ME, Vader, Glider and 2:22 Curve. Compare the range by screen weight, monitor size and mounting requirements, or use the guide below to choose the right arm for your workstation.
Thinking Works is an Australian furniture company, founded in Sydney in 1984 as Ergonomic Equipment and still based there, with its head office in Moorebank. It designs workstations, tables, screens and monitor arms, including four monitor arms: the C.ME post system, the Vader, the Glider and the heavy-duty 2:22 Curve. The table below shows the ones you can order here.
| Model | Best for | Screens | Screen weight | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C.ME | Two, three or four screens on one post | Single to quad | 8 kg per arm | $169.40 |
| Vader | Everyday screens, straight or curved, black or white | Single or dual | 1–9 kg per arm | $156.00 |
| Glider Single | One screen, Noir Black design finish | Single | 3–9 kg per arm | $157.30 |
| Glider Double | Two screens on one desk clamp | Double | 3–9 kg per arm | $310.20 |
| 2:22 Curve | Large, heavy and ultrawide screens, 24 to 57 inches | Single or dual | 2–27 kg flat, 2–22 kg curved, per arm | $177.10 |
Figures from Thinking Works' current price lists and specification sheets.
Start with the weight of your screen without its stand, from the maker's specification sheet. For one or two everyday screens of up to 9 kg, the Vader (1 to 9 kg, black or white) and the Glider (3 to 9 kg, Noir Black with white trim) are gas spring arms you adjust with one hand. For screens from 24 to 57 inches, up to 27 kg flat or 22 kg curved per arm, the 2:22 Curve is the heavy-duty arm. For three or four screens on one post, the C.ME is a post system; Thinking Works states its capacity as 8 kg per arm.
Then check the desk: the C.ME fittings suit worktops 18 to 33 mm thick, the Glider clamp 10 to 60 mm, the 2:22 Curve clamp 10 to 45 mm and the Vader clamp 10 to 85 mm. Our desk compatibility checklist covers the rest, and our guide to Thinking Works monitor arms compares them in more detail.
A monitor arm pairs well with a sit-stand desk: you can reset the screen height each time you change from sitting to standing.
Specifying Thinking Works for a project?
Thinking Works also makes workstations, tables, screens and mobile furniture. We don't list these online; if you're specifying a project, call 02 9640 0642 and we'll confirm availability, lead time and pricing before you commit.
Thinking Works is an Australian company, founded in Sydney in 1984 as Ergonomic Equipment. Its head office is in Moorebank, in Sydney's south-west, and its product pages credit the Thinking Works Design Studio.
The Vader takes 17 to 32-inch screens of 1 to 9 kg, straight or curved. The Glider takes 17 to 32-inch screens of 3 to 9 kg, straight or curved. The 2:22 Curve takes 24 to 57-inch screens of 2 to 27 kg flat or 2 to 22 kg curved per arm. The C.ME is a post system rated at 8 kg per arm. All take 75 and 100 mm VESA patterns, and the 2:22 Curve also takes 200 mm.
The C.ME's clamp and bolt-through fittings suit worktops 18 to 33 mm thick. The Glider's desk clamp suits 10 to 60 mm, the 2:22 Curve's 10 to 45 mm, and the Vader's clamp 10 to 85 mm with a bolt-through mount for 10 to 80 mm. Work through our desk compatibility checklist before you order.
The C.ME, Glider and 2:22 Curve carry a 7-year warranty under Thinking Works' supplier specification. For the Vader, call us on 02 9640 0642 before ordering and we will confirm the current terms in writing. Claims are handled by Chair Dinkum in Sydney. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law for faulty or damaged goods are separate and are not limited by it. Full terms are on our warranty page.
Yes. The Vader and the 2:22 Curve come as single or dual arms, and the Glider as a single or a double. For three or four screens on one post, the C.ME comes in triple and quad configurations on its extended post.
Yes. The arm clamps or bolts to the desk top, so it rises and falls with a sit-stand desk and you can reset the screen height when you change position.
