Could this securely hold a 24" x 36" poster? Also, is this easily tipped over (if placed in a crowded room)?
1103170
Tri-pod is very nice and it opens up to handle a large painting of 24x36 easily. Very secure without tipping over. However any tri-pod can be knocked over if your patrons are not care full, You may want to add a weighted bag to the crossbar or back leg.
1103171
The poster would have to be in some sort of frame. You would want it to sit in a corner because I thing it would tip over if someone bump it. It is very light weight for transportation reasons. Hoped this answered your questions.
1103172
I found its stability better than most. Can't say about size 11 by 14 is biggest i've used so far
1103173
The maximum vertical size is 34" It is too short if the post height is 36. It is stable and easy to use.
1103174
It would be able to quite securely hold a 24" x 36" poster, assuming it had some rigidity to it. As far as tipping, I wouldn't say it's easily tipped as the base can spread fairly wide, but I wouldn't rely on it to hold anything precious. Hope that helps!
1033820
I agree with JodiePDX, it will not be secure but if it is narrow enough eliminating the possibility of tilting sideways, it may work, maybe not more than 3 container height!
1666047
Maybe not really- it is sturdy enough but the angle might not be the best. I'd look at other options before choosing this one. But it is a really attractive holder.
668709
Technically, it might hold the weight if the 30 pounds were evenly distributed across the entire unit. Or, it might support a smaller (17-20") flat-screen, but I don't believe it would provide the stability or support necessary for something of that size and value. I wouldn't recommend it for what you want.
547068
It could probably hold a 20-30 inch TV just fine. I wouldn't go too much bigger than that since its a bit flimsy. I use it for all my components and game systems. I added wheels to it make it easier to move around.
1990751
It depends on the size of the poster board. But it would work for displaying a poster board.
1512099
I'm using it with a 17 X 23 whiteboard and it works very well. So, you should be fine with your poster frame.
1137168
Marcia, I have always been able to support heavy posters and some other decorative items. Anchoring items in four corners or areas assures the best success. Also, this product has enough resiliency to stay up for a good amount of time. When removing it, gently roll it off the surface, don't simply pull. Hope this is helpful. Barb W.
1748990
I think it would, but I'm just guessing. It can hold the canvas backdrops that are 20' in length just fine. The sides are without question sturdy enough. I suppose if the cross bar sagged, you could easily clamp another support rod to it (like a curtain rod) with C-clamps.
1690469
Haven't tried that, but this is not a heavy duty item anyway. It works fine, but more in a casual setting or at home. You'd want a pretty beefy stand for anything with a shaky balance. I guess the holder would work though.
1017156
Won't fall over. Mine are full so very secure. Combined two different sizes to fill up the holder. Expensive but very convenient.
916537
I agree with Mikesgirl -- although a 20 incher could sit on the stand with substantial overhang, its very bulk might make it unstable.
953823
depending on the weight of your poster, the top clip may not be able to hold the poster vertically without support on the bottom clip. I did not receive any hanging hooks or wire with the poster holders. If you are thinking of hanging the poster horizontally, i don't think you'll have a problem.
163122
I wouldn't recommend using it for a 24" wreath because I don't think it can handle the weight without bending and it wouldn't leave enough room for any kind of decoration. I use mine for 12 to 14" wreaths.
1114852
I currently use this in my office. The piece you are looking at is an add on for a desk mounted workstation. The other pieces consist of a pole mounted to my desk and another swing arm that holds 24" monitor..
902907
It's a pretty sturdy stand, so i think weight wise it could probably handle it. It'd be a bit awkward though because this is only about as wide as a monitor stand, i'd be more worried about it tipping over
1823990
We are using it as a stand for a 40" TV no problem, it's nice and sturdy I don't think you will have an issue with stability but it might look a little disproportionate as our 40" is the full width of the stand.