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Quartet® Lightweight Telescoping Easel, Black Aluminum Item # 592160
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Description
Features 3/4" tubular steel legs that extend 38" to 66"
- Compact for storage and easy transport.
- Locking cross-braces for stability. Easy-to-use twist-locking legs that secure it into position.
- Supports up to 25 lb.
- Adjustable display holders slide to the desired height.
Product Details
| Item # | 592160 |
| OfficeMax # | 21113723 |
| Manufacturer # | 51E |
| adjustable | yes |
| board/pad included | no |
| brand name | Quartet |
| color | black |
| easel type | floor |
| foldable | yes |
| frame construction | aluminum |
| manufacturer | ACCO Brands |
| primary material | metal |
| Product Line | Lightweight Telescoping Display Easel |
| quantity | 1 |
| sheet size | n/a |
| storage shelf | no |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| weight per unit | 2.85 lb |
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Customer Reviews
Quartet® Lightweight Telescoping Easel, Black Aluminum is rated
out of
5 by
2.
Rated 2 out of
5
by
TomW from
Shoddy construction
I bought this after reading the reviews here. I travel a lot and use an easel everywhere. This product was great - until the legs started having trouble sliding out. Then the bottom halves started falling out. The center brace never really folded flat, just stuck out awkwardly. Finally, the inner rings that allowed the legs to telescope just separated. The thing is worthless - in less than 9 months.
Overpriced even as a working item, it wasn't worth any money.
Date published: 2016-02-10
Rated 1 out of
5
by
JoeSvhmoe11 from
Junk
Can't lock legs properly - so it falls over. Had to permanently tape them extended.
Date published: 2015-10-19
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