Quartet Aluminum Lightweight Telescoping 51E Review

I wanted a sturdy easel for my 4" x 6" whiteboard but couldn't find anything of the quality I needed. so i went with it. It is quite weak and it is uncomfortable to put your legs forward. However, he held the board and did not fall. I would also use a sandbag or something similar to prop up a foot or two. If you need an easel this will work, I just don't think you get what you pay for.

I received this item unusable. I didn't take it out of the box until I needed it, so I guess it's my fault I can't return it. But I think it's wrong. I took the easel out of the box and it had a dent on the side of one of the legs, I didn't think it would make a difference but when I tried to pull the legs out that leg didn't come out all the way. You make it so hard to get in touch with anyone here, I tried to contact the company but got no response. There is very little money and I work for a

I bought this easel because I needed it to display a heavy plank of wood. It's strong and easily supports the weight of my shield, but this stand arrived broken. The top part of the stand, which is supposed to align and hold the display, is hard plastic and has broken off the easel. I believe the carrier was aware of this at the time of shipment. Since this is my second attempt at finding an easel strong enough to hold a heavy object, I'm considering gluing it together and making it work. I…

I came to piec3s, it's okay because everything is like "on a clip", but the box obviously hit hard or fell. If it had been anything else it would have broken for sure. ZERO directions btw and the semi-circular long black piece they have as a base where the canvas goes doesn't fit, but fits right at the top. It's just crappy design work - the sliding part at the top is also poorly designed. I bought it because it will hold 45 pounds, but being a pretty brittle material I'm now wondering if it…

Three stars is enough. Advantages. At first glance, these easels look good, not just good. They are light, I hope the claim that they can hold 25# weight is true (which is why I chose this easel over others). The 2 weight bearing rails are 2.5" long so your frame could be around 2.25" wide. They snap and stay in place with a tension I expect to ease over time - hopefully it will take at least a year of readjustment, but as it stands I doubt they will will. They are lightweight which is very…

The quartet is the workhorse of portable tripods. You can even purchase an additional flipchart paper holder. How cool is that? However, this is not intended to prevent abuse. What does that mean? Never twist your legs when tightening the telescopic legs. This causes you to loosen the screws or end up locking them. I also broke plastic pieces when I fell on the sidewalk. So take care of your four and she will take care of you. Pro tip: get some LED clip-ons to keep people looking at your…

This easel looks and feels very solid and has worked great the first 10 or 15 times I've used it. Then one of the legs was pulled out completely so it was in two pieces. After that he stopped moving and rendered the easel useless. My husband took it apart and said the part that attached to the leg holding it was attached very poorly and he wondered why it didn't come apart sooner! He hopes to fix this by gluing the piece together, which he says would make it much stronger but more difficult to…

Three stars is enough Good - At first glance these easels look good, not just good. They are light, I hope the claim that they can hold 25# weight is true (which is why I chose this easel over others). The 2 rails that carry the weight are 2.5 inches long so your frame could be around 2.25 inches wide. On the face of things, I doubt they will. They are lightweight which is very nice. Bad - the tensioning mechanism that holds the height of 3 telescopic legs is cheap. By the way, you can feel…