The tripod is wobbling - yet the canvas still needs to stand securely.
Whether painting, presenting, or displaying, an adjustable stand makes it easier to set up canvases, boards, or displays. This foldable tripod stand made of aluminum alloy features height-adjustable telescopic legs, an adjustable shelf, and comes with a carrying bag. This makes it easy to transport and flexible to use in different locations.

Benefits
- Flexible adjustment: The telescopic legs allow height adjustment from approx. 50 to 160 cm and can be adapted to different situations.
- Easy to transport: Thanks to its foldable design and included carrying bag, the stand can be stored compactly and taken anywhere with ease.
- Versatile use: Suitable for canvases, presentation boards, or displays weighing up to 7 kg.
Specifications
- Type: Adjustable tripod stand / easel / display stand
- Material: Aluminum alloy, plastic, steel
- Height range: Approx. 50–160 cm
- Weight: Approx. 1.5 kg
- Load capacity: Up to 7 kg
- Features: Foldable, adjustable shelf, retaining clips
- Package contents: Tripod stand including carrying bag
- Recommended use: Painting, sketching, presentations, advertising

Instructions
- Set up: Remove the stand from the carrying bag, unfold the legs, and position it on a level surface.
- Adjust: Set the desired height using the telescopic legs and align the shelf accordingly.
- Secure: Place the canvas, board, or display on the shelf and secure it with the retaining clips.
Pro tip: Before use, check that all locks and height adjustments are firmly secured. This ensures a stable stand during use.
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