anyone mount their monitors to a wall so they a can sit and stand at their desk?

I have a nice heavy duty, large traditional wood desk. I don’t want to get rid of it and don’t really have or want to devote space to a separate standing desk.

The desk is against a wall. It seems it would be pretty cost efficient to mount the monitors to the wall. It would give me

More desk space and allow me to stand while i work.

Anyone have any recs on specific mounts i could use or has anyone else done this? There are a ton of different mounts of Amazon.

Edit: Would use a mount that moves up and down/in and out/left and right/tilts.

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