Can I also use this easel to hold a 24x36 white board? Will it not collapse while I try to write on it?
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The easel is for holding a stationary painting. I would think maybe writing on a white board that size might make it collapse or move around a little unless you permanently brace it with another board. Good luck. Sorry I couldn't give you a definitive answer, being a primary teacher myself.
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i don't do pastels, but you could i suppose, but I doubt it would stay that way. I bought this about a year ago, and at this point the part that you put the canvas in doesn't like to stay in place no matter how tight I make it. You can angle the whole thing back or stand it straight up when using it as a table top easel, but i can no longer use it standing up as the legs have become tilted. i didn't actually pay any $$ for it, and i honestly wouldn't get another one if i did have to pay $$.
1465564
The answer to your question is yes. I have utilized such such a sketchbook. If your book is not 'spiral' clipping it open might cause some problems. All and all the craftsmanship of the easel has been exceptional and very compact for easy storing and portability. Thanks for asking.
1204509
Not really. But the legs collapse inward, and the board can be folded flat, so you could use it like a regular white board with no legs. You just couldn't hang it, because it would be way too heavy.
242207
I have mine on a 14x30 board, but can not see why it would not work on 12x24!
496200
The board has small sockets in the back that allow it to hang off screws that have been screwed into the wall. I however do not know if it would be sturdy enough... we keep ours on the floor for our 17 mo to scribble on... I draw letters, numbers, pictures, etc. for game-time (pattern recognition, etc.).
2036920
An easel stand from amazon would work fine. It's also designed to hank from a ceiling with chain links.
1866661
You can fold the cover back and use it as an easel easily but it doesn't have the piece that the others do to keep the cover from closing. I just did it and it didn't fall when I used it like that. So yes I think it will do well as an easel.
157325
The legs are not adjustable on the Easel. I personally wouldn't recommend it, as you can barely see any writing on the fake chalkboard.
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Yes. Maybe a medium sized one... But if you write really hard or fast it could knock the whole thing over if you don't hold on to the easel as well as the board... I would use it more for display purposes.
2103552
we have been happy with our easel. We have a 1 yr old and he likes to "draw" with chalk (with supervision of course!) so we have it on the lowest setting. As he grows we'll raise it up but low its pretty sturdy. I can see potential for it to be a little wobbly on the highest setting, but my husband is handy and will come up with a way to make it more sturdy. Hope thats helpful!
1660935
Though I enjoy this easel unit it is not the best for frequent mobility. There are easels which pivet at the center with a knob on each side for securing any position. The brand name I do not know but the pivet model is your best bet.
457119
No - the white board is not magnetic. We have had this easel for a couple of years and it is used ALL the time. My children love it and we couldn't be happier with it.
1315430
The easel is adjustable. In the full standing position, it stands 65 inches from feet to extended support for your frame. you can actually fit a frame 28 inches tall in the bracket. Higher just leaning on the support. I have taped taller items to it You may have to support the poster board with cardboard, if it is poster size. as it only has one bar support 12 inches above the bottom support board. It is shaped like an inverted Y. I have use it with framed canvas, sketch book, plexi-glass, peg board, wood and card stock. I love it because it is collapses quickly and is light weight. You can always adjust to the proper height by putting it on a table for individuals not close to see. For a cozy group, the floor position would work.
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You'll have about an inch on either side hanging away from the bottom easel. The base of the prop n go is pretty solid...I would think it would work. The manufacturer has a very nice website that might give you a more firm answer.
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Mine snaps in beautifully and holds tight. You must have a faulty case. The only thing I don't like about my case is it doesn't stay in the easel position as the rubber grips are too small to hold it upright.
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I think it would be possible as long as both sides are covered with paper used specifically for painting. I work a lot with children with Autism - which is why I bought the board. Some of my clients have gotten clever and like to see the board move back and forth. I have since purchased a small tension rod like the ones for curtains and put it in the middle to hold the two sides in place and to keep the board from moving. I hope this helps because I love the sturdiness of the product.