What are the exact dimensions of the top plate and what are these stands made of? Plastic or steel-aluminum? Thanks very much. Steve
2060723
The top plate measures 5.5 by 6 inches. The stands are made of steel and are quite sturdy.
2060724
The top plate is plastic, the spacer rings are plastic, everything else is metal. I don't remember the exact dimensions, but that top plate is small.
2060725
The top plate is 5.5 x 6.0 inches. The stand is made primarily of metal. The only plastic parts are the collars at the top and bottom of the post.
2060726
The top plate is 5.5 inches wide and 6 inches deep. There is a hole at each corner of the top plate. The manufacturer supplies rubber bumpers that are supposed to fit in each hole. (I could not fit the rubber bumpers securely into the holes. You may have to drill the holes a little larger.) The manufacturer also supplies 8 wood screws. You can make a wood top plate as large as you like and screw it to the manufacturers top plate through the holes the rubber bumpers would normally occupy. This is the route I plan on taking. The top plate is ridiculously small. Sean answered on January 11, 2013 The base is heavy cast iron, and very attractive in my opinion. The spacers are black plastic. The vertical tube is black aluminum. The top plate is black plastic. Adjusting the height is a bit of a chore because you have to remove the top plate and the base, then add or remove spacers, and put it all together again. I'm very happy with this stand.
2060727
The top plates of these stands measure 5.5" by 6.0". The stands are a combination of both metal and plastic. The stands are sturdy and I have been very pleased with their performance. I did fill the stands with gravel to add more weight and isolate the speakers a bit, but I don't think that it is necessary to do so.
1536282
they are fairly good sized I can adjust them from 16 inches up to 30 inches and higher if I put them on orange stands, they are good heavy duty ones. Have been very impressed with them for my RV because with the quick pin release I can put them up and down quickly they measure 16 inches with it fully down and have about a 10 inch wide base
1524403
Plate and stand/pillar dimensions are as follows:- (2) 6 inches plates (4) 8 inches plates (4) 10" plates (4) 12" plates (1) 14" plate (2) 5 inch stands/pillars (2) 10 " stands/pillars (2) 15" stands/pillars (1) 20 inch stands/pillar
521916
Honestly I don't remember the size of the plates, I returned the item due to scratches and some of the plates were warped causing the cupcakes to not be level. There is only the one center post that does not lock, so once assembled the stand is not stable and will tilt.
2207698
The speaker stands are designed specifically for DT ProMonitor 600/800 loudspeaker systems. The dimensions of the top plate are not provided.
53434
I can't quite recall, but I think they're 9 x 15"? so top to bottom would be 15" They are awesome though -- Plasticolor does a great job. They look great. And you can mount them a tad higher on your car/truck if you need to.
476415
The stand is 7inches deep and the supporting arms are 4inches apart at the front. I am using it to display a bowl the same size as yours and it works well!
2242181
The stands are about 6ft. I have to admit, they feel flimsy but for the price and portability the are great!
1204983
Product Dimensions: 81.5 x 4 x 47 inches. DO NOT EXCEED the second pin hole as these stands tend to bend depending on your Speaker Weight.
1385467
Sorry I don't know exactly. I purchased these stands to donate to an organization and I no longer have one that I can measure. I do know that they can be used comfortably from a seated position. I also know that the group using these likes them because of their adjustability and is asking me to order more for them.
708796
the diameter of the poles are 2inches.. standred size for most pro speakers... however I do not recommend them I bought a pair last summer and they were a complete waste of money.. the knob to tighten the stands broke and the pin broke off and got lost too.. if your able to.. look for the brand ultimate brand speaker stand they maybe a few dollars more and can handle double the weight and are built to last!.. best of luck in the hunt! -jonathan hall- Hall Productions Disc Jockey Service , upstate new york
2078865
6.5-inch by 6.5-inch top plate.http://www.sanus.com/en_US/products/speaker-stands/bf24/I hope that helps.
2199540
Ok you did what I did..... You ordered the stands only thinking it was the whole tier. Honestly I don't know where you can get the plates that's why I returned it I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help
2050514
The IsoAcoustics speaker stands are very nice, however, I ordered a medium size stand which turned out to be too small for my speakers, even though the medium size is supporting my speakers but got to make sure no one bumps into the speakers for they may fall off the stand. Again, I do like the stands and I will eventually purchase the large stands for my speakers.
103284
I ended up using these: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006885FS/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They are plenty strong and sturdy. I used some adhesive putty to secure them to the top of the stand: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001FGLX72/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1511373
It says in the item name that these are 3.0. I think they are made in other strengths, but apparently they only have them in 3.0. BTW - that stand is pretty useless.
1215413
6", 14", 18", 22" I Love mine! They aren't a shiny silver, they have more of a antique dull look. I was expecting them to be a shiny silver that you polish, like other stands I have, when I ordered them. But to my surprise- I've actually really liked them being different! Just FYI! :)