HOHIYA 12 inch Chrome Plated Table Number Holder Stand 🏷️ - Pack of 12: Ideal for Weddings, Parties, Restaurants & Memo Signs Review

Perfect for its function. They have held up well, were easy to assemble and were perfect. Good value for money. I recommend.

I only gave it a 4 because it's not that easy. But that's an advantage, not a disadvantage. You want it to be weighted at the bottom so it doesn't tip over. It is perfectly designed, very attractive and functional.

I used them to set up giant thin 8.5 x 11 foam sheets to guide conference tables. They were easy to carry but durable. The rings were nice and tight, but not so tight that boards couldn't be inserted. It's like Goldilocks card stand. loved her.

Holds the spool holding the card well but I had to add some weights/magnets to the bottom to keep it from tipping over. I used them for photo holders with a table setting at a sporting event. The photos were much heavier than the intended business cards, but it worked and we plan to use them for more events in the years to come.

We used these table number holders at a community event. I wasn't expecting the posts to screw into the bases but this was a pleasant surprise. It kept her in place all night. My only issue was that one of the boxes we received was missing a stand and we only received the base. We improvised and survived the night. The item was great but the packaging department could control the quality better.

We bought these to match the table setting based on reviews and approval from Revain. Unfortunately we only opened them during the preparations for the wedding when it was too late to buy any other option. They were cheaply made, thin, and tended to be skinny. We were very disappointed but made the best of the situation. I will never buy these again nor will I recommend them to anyone. Very disappointing.

Sturdy and well made. They are excellent quality and will definitely hold place cards securely. I put in a place card and another name card to check. I twisted them left and right in my fingers. Then I turned them upside down, which I doubt is the norm. The cards stayed in place, although insertion was very easy. I'm sure they will last me for many years to come and I plan to add another pack so I always have enough.