Sim racing monitor mounts: freestanding or integrated
A monitor mount decides two things: where the screen sits relative to your eyes, and whether it shakes with the rig. There are two ways to do it - a stand on the floor in front of the cockpit, or brackets bolted onto the cockpit profiles. All mounts here are from Sim-Lab and use Vario-Vesa plates for fine adjustment of tilt, angle and position.
Freestanding Vario monitor mount
The Freestanding Vario stands on the floor on its own, so it works with any cockpit or a desk and keeps cockpit vibrations away from the picture. It takes a single monitor of any size or a triple monitor setup up to 43" (16:9), with cast pivot adapters for setting the wrap angle of the side screens.
Integrated mounts for profile cockpits
The Integrated Vario bolts directly to the profiles of your cockpit - a single monitor up to 43" (16:9, 21:9) or 49" ultrawide (32:9), or triples up to 32" each, with adjustable screen distance. For the GT1 Evo, GT1 Pro and P1X Pro, the GT1 Pro Integrated Monitor Mount attaches straight to the frame: single up to 49" ultrawide, or a triple configuration best suited to 27" monitors.
Before you buy
Check your screen size against the limits above - large triples are the freestanding stand's territory. Want telemetry, timing or a stream view? The Quad monitor stand add-on adds a fourth screen above the main ones on both Vario stands. If your monitor has a recessed back, offset spacers from our cockpit accessories solve the clearance. Monitors are not included.
