@jwmc1 The limiting factor seems to be weight. I was going to suggest the Ergotron LX Dual Stacking Arm Tall Pole version, since the ultrawide proportions of the U4919DW actually keeps its height within the limits of the dual arm setup for vertical display stacking -- but looking at the specs of the arm and the U4919DW, it appears that the display's weight (25 lbs) is above the arm's per-display max for a dual display setup (20 lbs per display), which means that the countersprings in the arm might not be able to hold the displays in place.
But if a wall mount rather than a desk mount is an option, then you could get two separate single display wall mount brackets (or wall mount articulating arms if you want to be able to pull the display closer) and just mount those two arms stacked. Ergotron has a bunch of wall mount arms here.
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@jwmc1 The limiting factor seems to be weight. I was going to suggest the Ergotron LX Dual Stacking Arm Tall Pole version, since the ultrawide proportions of the U4919DW actually keeps its height within the limits of the dual arm setup for vertical display stacking -- but looking at the specs of the arm and the U4919DW, it appears that the display's weight (25 lbs) is above the arm's per-display max for a dual display setup (20 lbs per display), which means that the countersprings in the arm might not be able to hold the displays in place.
But if a wall mount rather than a desk mount is an option, then you could get two separate single display wall mount brackets (or wall mount articulating arms if you want to be able to pull the display closer) and just mount those two arms stacked. Ergotron has a bunch of wall mount arms here.