ONCEMORE Heavy Duty Sign Stand, Floor Poster Board Stand, Adjustable Metal Sign Holder Height Up to 60 Inches and 180° Rotation Display Standing Pedestal for Board & Foam, Black

I really like this product. I used it for a presentation

This is a perfect, cost effective solution for advertising.

The stand serve their purpose for what I was wanting, but it did appear just a bit more lightweight than I was expecting.

I'm a marketing professional who, in the course of my career, is often responsible for the signage and marketing pieces at a wide variety of live and public events (indoor and outdoor), booths, etc. As such, I have pretty deep experience with a wide variety of various sign hardware, and what makes them good and bad, as well as what one can reasonably expect from them.Given what some display hardware costs, this is an excellent value. This item does exactly what it claims to, and so I rate it highly. That said, I do think it's important for potential buyers to be aware of the applications where something like this will shine, and where it might fall short.You are going to be happiest with this if you need a sign holder that:- will be assembled once, or a few times.- holds a rigid sign (1/4" foam core works well, anything thinner might not hold flat)- will exist in a stationary, indoor location- hold a sign slightly below eye level- looks niceYou are going to be *less* happy with this if you need something:- That easily packs down and travels (this does not fully break down easily and has no carrying bag/case included)- That will work well outdoors (while there is some weight to the base and it's well balanced for indoor use, it's not heavy enough to keep from blowing over if used outdoors where there's any kind of wind)- That will be assembled and disassembled many times (not the fault of this unit, this is the achilles heel of most display hardware, and I've seen clumsy staff and volunteers destroy even very expensive displays by being rough or careless with them. The screws/screw holes strip, things get bent, etc.)For the low cost, I can definitely recommend this unit, with the understanding that they never last forever and will likely need replacing at some point with frequent or heavy use. For "set it and forget it" type-use, this is a great solution that should last a nice long time.

The media could not be loaded.  I was disappointed in the packaging. The shipper dropped the box on the corner and bent one of the top or you can call it the bottom sliding rails, but no problem. I had to flatten it out anyway, to mount it to the back of my mirror. I used three removable, stickies Wall brackets from 3m on the top side of my mirror then tilted it against the Wall for support just behind the stand As you can see this stabilized The whole stand seeing as I’m using it to hold a big mirror On it which it was not designed to do, but as long as no one bumps into it with a vacuum, all is good. I gave it a three because it’s just built so junky, especially for the price it would never hold up in a windstorm ha ha