T-Sign 21 to 63 Inch Heavy Duty Easel Stand - Adjustable Metal Tripod Art Easel for Painting and Display, Portable Canvas Stand with Carrying Bag for Artists, Floor, Tabletop, and Outdoor Use (1 Pack)

I havnt had time to review this as I’ve been out of town, but here’s my overall review; 5 stars because it’s easy to assemble. You literally just unfold it. It’s not like a tripod it’s more of a metal rods and a elastic? 1 star on sturdiness as the arms that hold up the canvas or frame are very small and doesn’t let the item sit flush. 1 star on it being very light. I was literally propping it up to see how it looked and it tilt over and broke my welcome wedding frame. It was anchored into the floor and was being held by some cement blocks. Overall, I’d you’re looking to something with a wide canvas, the arm support it has might to be it. If you’re planning on having an outdoor event you might want to anchor it down well. It’s very flimsy and will tip over. Also, the legs don’t open out too much and it stands very narrow up. I would totally recommend this for an indoor event. Thankfully we had made 3 other signs and we were able to replace the one that broke.

Worked great for holding a trifold board at a banquet. It’s light weight and goes into the bag nicely

For the price, this is an excellent easel. It’s light, and assembles like a camera tripod. Includes a carrying case. Good value for what you pay. The bottom rail is finicky and can easily come off, which could send your art-in-progress tumbling to the ground. The easel is also very light, works well indoors but it is too light for outdoor use, a light breeze would easily knock it over.

Using this for Pictionary at an upcoming family birthday party and bought it together with a 24x18 black framed dry erase board (Quartet, Dry Erase, Magnetic Board for $12 on Amazon). So, for less than $35, I have a great easel and drawing board that is both attractive and practical. Based on mixed reviews, I expected this might be a pain to assemble and not user friendly. But, to the contrary. It's fully pre-assembled except for the base that holds the bottom of your frame/canvas. And, I was bowled over by how well-engineered it is. There are 2 sets of recessed leg extensions in the 3 legs, telescoping style, and each extension is fixed or released by a flip-style lock that is plastic but seems plenty durable. The legs extended and contracted smoothly and I had zero trouble getting them to extend the same distance, because you can extend them in a straight parallel position first and verify by eye, before you splay the tripod. The top vertical bar (to support your frame in back) has a similar extension mechanism, but not telescoping, and a spring-styled clip that can be locked after you secure your item. Attaching the bar and deciding the height to screw it in was the most challenging, but after a couple trials and errors, also perfect. I could see the screws/stoppers stripping if you over-tighten, so take care on that score or have extras on hand. The feet and their adjustable angles are perfect for stabilizing this. With all its good engineering and stability, it's still a light-weight aluminum stand, so it will do better when treated carefully and not knocked around. Overall, there is a ton of adjustment available and easy to accomplish. If you are using the same frame/canvas and just want to adjust height, it's a snap, a matter of a minute or 2 to adjust the 3 legs. If you are swapping to a different canvas, it will be more effort to adjust height and the orientation of the bar, to ensure a good fit for your new piece. But, being versatile is hardly a negative. The ease with which the whole thing collapses and stores in the perfect zipper bag with a shoulder strap is another impressive feature. I expected so much less for $20 and got an incredibly quality piece that serves my current needs and will serve more. I'm a very rare reviewer, takes a lot to impress, so factor that into your appraisal of this item.

I bought this for my wife to hold her Flannelgraph Board (look it up if you don't know what it is) which she uses to teach Bible stories to children from 1st Grade through 5th Grade kids in an after school Bible class. The kids love the Flannelgraph Board because it is very old school. She loves this easel stand because of its light weight, adjustible legs to get the Board to the exact height she wants, easy assembly and disassembly and it has a vinyl case to put the whole thing into. The adjustible top clamp with the lower "tray" holds the Board securely. The clamps for the two sections on each leg that can be set to a length of your choice work have a lever to release the clamp that is easy to release but holds the leg extension in the position you want securely. The only problem she has found came when one of the kids was playing with the Easel Stand as she was packing her things up. The kid pulled the leg out too far and broke the plastic range limiter for one of the legs. Now she has to be careful with setting up that leg. I may be able to do something during Thanksgiving week when she won't be using it al all to repair the plastic range limiter. But when I looked at it after the problem occured I could not see a solution. Maybe with more time I can find a solution. But this IS a weak point in the design. But it is not a killer weakness. This is a great product and my wife would have me order it again if she needed another Easel Stand. She has been using this Stand once a week for many, many weeks.

As many others have said this thing is super flimsy. It is completely inadequate as an art easel or as an "office" easel used to write on. It's very unstable. Even even fully extended, the rear leg flexes and never really finds a final position it can lock into. On the plus side, it's extremely light, easy to setup and use, collapses pretty small, is inexpensive and would certainly work to display something long as it's in an area where no one will be bumping into it or actively trying to interact with it. It will hold my 2'x4' whiteboard but it's not stable enough to write on the white board while it's on the easel. I mean, I guess you technically could, but you would need to write with a very soft touch and be quite careful to avoid knocking it over.

Super easy to setup/breakdown and to adjust for smaller canvas sizes. It’s sturdy and stable. Definitely worth the money.

Works great fold down for storage simple to use

Very nice product. Its not very strong, but it looks good.

حلو جدا و تركيبه شوية صعب بس لو اتعلمتوا هيبقى سهل بس في كسر بسيط إنما كدا مفيش ولا غلطه

The Easel is easy to assemble and take it down, light and easy to carry

Usado para soportar bastidores para pintar al óleo, bastante bien solo con los de mayor tamaño es un poco inestable pero en general muy bien 👍🏼👍🏼

Was very easy to assemble and take down. Could be a bit more sturdy though.