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Trak Racer Freestanding Dual Monitor Stand (Upgradeable to Triple)
Almost everyone who buys a dual stand ends up wanting triples. The usual outcome is a second purchase and a first stand with nowhere to go. This one is built on a 2 inch steel tube frame that takes optional side arms, so the upgrade to three screens happens on the base you already own.
Out of the box it carries a primary display up to 80 inches with a secondary up to 45 inches, side by side or stacked, on VESA patterns from 75 to 400mm. It stands on its own legs, so nothing bolts to the cockpit and nothing the wheelbase does reaches the screens.
It sits alongside the rest of the sim racing monitor stands we carry, and the heavier tube frame is what separates it from the standard dual stand.
Key features
- Primary display up to 80 inches
- Secondary display up to 45 inches
- Optional side arms convert it to a triple setup
- 2 inch steel tube frame construction
- Side-by-side or stacked monitor layouts
- VESA compatibility from 75 to 400mm
- Height, width and monitor position all adjustable
- Freestanding, so no vibration transfer from the rig
One frame, two screens now and three later
The upgrade path is the reason this exists as a separate product. Optional side arms bolt to the same base and turn a dual setup into a triple, which means the structure you buy today is the structure you keep when your setup grows.
That is the practical difference between this and the standard Freestanding Dual Monitor Stand. The standard version does its job well and costs less, but it is a dual stand and it stays one. If you already suspect triples are in your future, buying the upgradeable frame once is cheaper than buying two stands.
Start with a large primary screen and a secondary for telemetry, timing or a second sim, then add the arms when you want the full wrap.
Eighty inches on a two inch steel frame
An 80 inch primary display is a television, not a monitor, and the frame under it has to be built accordingly. This one uses 2 inch steel tube, which is heavier gauge than most freestanding stands and is what makes the big-screen rating credible rather than optimistic.
Rigidity matters for more than safety. A frame that flexes lets the image wobble every time you catch a kerb or the seat shifts, and on a large screen that movement is magnified. A stiff frame keeps the horizon where you put it.
Both screens adjust for height, width and position, so you can set the primary at the correct distance for your field of view and place the secondary wherever it is genuinely useful instead of wherever it fits.
Independent of the cockpit, by design
Because it stands on the floor rather than bolting to the rig, none of the load and none of the vibration passes through the cockpit. That makes it the sensible choice for a motion platform or a strong direct drive setup, where a cockpit-mounted screen shares every input the wheelbase produces.
It also means the stand is not tied to a particular frame. Trak Racer lists it against their tube frames including the FS3, RS6, TR8 PRO, TRX, Porsche 91XTR, Carbon Fibre TRX, TR5, TRF, Aston Martin AMR26, TR2, TR3, TR4 and the Hot Wheels HW2, HW3 and HW5 and their extrusion frames including the TR200, TRA, TR160, TR120, TR80S, TR40S and TRK, and it will stand alongside cockpits from other brands as well.
The trade is floor space. A freestanding stand needs real depth behind the rig for the legs, so measure the room before ordering. If space is the constraint, the cockpit-mounted options in the sim racing monitor stands keep everything inside the rig's own footprint.
Our expert take
"If there is any chance you will want triples, this is the dual stand to buy. Side arms on the same base means one frame instead of two, and the 2 inch steel is already sized for the extra screens rather than being stretched to cover them."
"The pairing most people miss is a large primary with a modest secondary. An 80 inch main screen and a 32 inch second for timing and telemetry is a better use of the money than two mid-size panels, and this frame is one of the few that carries it."
- Blake Sterling, Founder & CEO, Gamer Gear Direct
Frequently asked questions
How is this different to the standard dual stand?
This one uses a 2 inch steel tube frame and accepts optional side arms to become a triple setup. The standard Freestanding Dual Monitor Stand carries the same screen sizes but is a dual stand only.
What screen sizes will it take?
A primary display up to 80 inches and a secondary up to 45 inches, on VESA patterns from 75 to 400mm, in side-by-side or stacked layouts.
Does it bolt to my cockpit?
No. It stands on its own frame, so it works alongside effectively any rig in the racing simulator range and stays where it is if you change cockpits.
Are the side arms included?
No, the side arms for the triple conversion are sold separately. The stand ships as a dual configuration with all the hardware that configuration needs. Browse the racing simulator accessories for what else pairs with it.
Type: Freestanding dual monitor stand, upgradeable to triple
SKU: MS-BDL-AU
Display capacity: 2, expandable to 3
Primary display: Up to 80 inches
Secondary display: Up to 45 inches
Layouts: Side by side or stacked
VESA compatibility: 75 to 400mm
Construction: 2 inch steel tube
Adjustment: Height, width, monitor position and screen distance
Upgrade option: Optional side arms for triple monitor conversion
Mounting: Freestanding, no cockpit attachment required
Compatible tube frames: FS3, RS6, TR8 PRO, TRX, Porsche 91XTR, Carbon Fibre TRX, TR5, TRF, Aston Martin AMR26, TR2, TR3, TR4 and the Hot Wheels HW2, HW3 and HW5
Compatible extrusion frames: TR200, TRA, TR160, TR120, TR80S, TR40S and TRK
Monitors: Not included
Side arms: Sold separately
Warranty: 5 years
1x Trak Racer freestanding dual monitor stand base and uprights
2x VESA mounting plates
Mounting hardware
Installation instructions
This Trak Racer monitor stand is backed by a 5-year limited manufacturer warranty covering materials and manufacturing under standard residential use.
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