AnthroDesk Single Monitor Arm

Most single-arm models in this class support screens up to roughly 27-32 inches and around 8 kg, but check the specific spec sheet before buying ultrawide or heavy displays. AnthroDesk lists the weight capacity on each product page.

Yes. It uses the standard 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm VESA mounting patterns, which cover virtually all modern monitors from brands like Dell, LG, and Samsung. Very old monitors may need an adapter bracket.

It supports both. The package typically includes a C-clamp for desk edges and a grommet mount for desks with a cable hole, so you can choose based on your desk setup.

AnthroDesk is a Canadian ergonomics company based in Ontario, best known for its height-adjustable standing desks. The monitor arms are part of its broader home-office ergonomic lineup.

Plainly Difficult produces compact documentaries about nuclear, industrial, and environmental disasters, covering incidents like Chernobyl, Fukushima, and the 1957 Windscale fire. The videos use simple whiteboard-style stick-figure animation to explain complicated technical events quickly.

Yes, nuclear incidents are one of the channel's mainstays, including Chernobyl (1986), Three Mile Island (1979), and the Kyshtym disaster (1957). It also branches into chemical spills, mining disasters, and industrial fires beyond the nuclear theme.

The channel is run by a UK-based creator who narrates and animates the episodes himself, keeping a dry, matter-of-fact tone. That solo, low-frills production style is part of the channel's identity.