Wood Easel Stand – Unassembled

Description

Wood Easel Stand – Unassembled

Display wedding signs, seating charts, artwork and presentation boards on a freestanding wooden easel. The natural wood finish suits a wide range of event styles, while the unassembled format makes the stand practical to transport and store between uses.

Key Features

• Natural wood construction
• Supplied unassembled for transport and storage
• Adjustable support for different board sizes
• Freestanding and reusable
• Suitable for event, exhibition and indoor presentation use

Available Heights

Choose a 120cm, 150cm or 170cm stand. The 120cm option is suited to compact displays such as many A2 boards, 150cm provides a balanced height for medium displays such as A1, and 170cm provides additional height for larger boards such as A0. Confirm the dimensions and weight of your sign before ordering.

Typical Uses

• Wedding welcome signs and seating plans
• Menus, programmes and directional signs
• Artwork and framed-print displays
• Exhibitions, presentations and reception areas

Assembly and Use

Assemble the stand on a clean, level surface and ensure all components are secure before adding the board. Adjust the support to the required position, then centre the display so its weight is balanced. Additional securing may be needed in busy areas or where the stand could be affected by wind or contact.

Care and Storage

Wipe the wood with a soft, dry cloth and store all components together in a dry area. The display board shown in examples is not included unless specifically stated in the selected option.

Choosing the Stand

Consider the sign dimensions, weight, venue layout and viewing height when selecting an easel. Very wide, heavy or top-heavy boards may require a different support. Assemble the stand fully before the event, retain all fittings for reuse and keep the completed display away from obstructed walkways.

Assembly Preparation

Check the supplied components against the assembly requirements before the stand is needed at an event. Build it on a protected surface to avoid marking the wood, tighten fittings evenly and test the empty stand for stability before placing the display board. Recheck all connections after transporting or storing the assembled easel.