Middle Atlantic FM-DS-6675FS-MD8W Forum Collaboration Dual-Display Free-Standing Rack Stand
Overview
The Middle Atlantic FM-DS-6675FS-MD8W is a free-standing display stand and shroud from the Forum Collaboration Suite, engineered for large-format dual-monitor deployments in control rooms, security operations centers, and command-and-control environments. At 66 inches wide and 74.5 inches tall, it accommodates two displays simultaneously — sized 76 to 85 inches each — while integrating a 4 RU rack section for co-located AV or security equipment. The finished depth of 20 inches keeps the footprint tight against walls or in open-floor SOC layouts. The Designer White finish with silver-gray accents suits formal operations environments. This unit ships at 399.55 lbs and installs as a standalone floor unit requiring no wall anchoring, which simplifies placement in leased facilities or during AV refreshes.
Compatibility
Designed for the Middle Atlantic Forum Collaboration Suite ecosystem. Accepts displays from 76 to 85 inches with mounting depths between 7.78 and 16.78 inches — verify your display's VESA mount depth falls within this range before ordering. Weight capacity is 150 lbs per display position (two positions total) and 50 lbs per rack bay (three bays). The integrated rack section uses standard 10-32 rail threading, compatible with Middle Atlantic rack-mount equipment and third-party 19-inch rack gear that complies with EIA-310. TAA-compliant for federal and government deployments. Manufactured in the USA.
Installation Notes
Mounting depth adjusts from 7.78 to 16.78 inches — confirm display VESA arm depth at time of specification, not after delivery. The stand is free-standing (no wall attachment); floor surface must support a product weight of 342 lbs with additional display and equipment loads. Rack rails use 10-32 threading; use appropriate cage nuts and screws for installed rack gear. Plan for access clearance on all sides for cable management and display adjustment. Material construction includes steel, HPL, MDF, and acoustic felt (PET) — the felt lining contributes to ambient noise reduction in dense monitor-wall SOC installations. Route power and signal cabling through the shroud interior before finalizing display mounting position.
