Super Z Outlet Tall Black Iron Curve Design Adjustable Display Stand for Photo Picture Albums, Home Decoration, Fine China Plates, Arts & Crafts Showcase (12")

purchased to hold a glass face, will have to adapt a little

Loved it

I purchased several of these to display 12" square ceramic tile paintings on tabletop. They are attractive and hold the tile quite well altho the base is a little deep - (my tiles are 1/2" thick). the back 'foot' just needs attention and a safe spot if item is breakable as it does have a tendency to move a bit - i fixed this with a bit of wire. I was happy with the price and also bought the deeper ones for large pasta bowls I made and display.

I bought two of these stands to hold framed pictures. One stand was perfect, the legs on the other were not even, so the picture is lopsided when you put it into the stand. Poor quality control UPDATE: I sent a note to the seller and they refunded me the cost of one stand. Since that is excellent customer service, I have changed my rating to 5 star.

I bought 3 of these display stands for my daughter's graduation party. They worked very nicely to display her graduation pictures and awards. I am now using them to display pictures on my end tables. The only thing I see on these is you have to make sure they are completely extended as sometimes they do not extend out on their own. I had a friend walk by and it slid off the table and crashed onto the floor. Other than that they are very beautifully made .

I’m using this 9” easel to display an 8.5” book and it works great. The holding area extends out about 1.75” so it can fit a fairly thick book, plate, etc. For reference, my book has about 100 pages and still has lots more room in the stand. I also love the scroll design, which gives it a more fancy look. It’s pretty lightweight though, so I wouldn’t use it to display extremely heavy or large items. This works perfectly for what I needed it for. The price was also great.

When I received this from Amazon, the base of the stand was good. However, the prongs that hold the item to display were slightly bent. Making the stand not look good. I have a rubber hammer. I hammered the prongs and they are now in line where they are supposed to be. Looks OK now. Holds the item I want to display. For the price I paid, this worked out.

I couldn't be happier with this! I'd purchased two shields, about 17 tall x 13 wide, that turned out to be too heavy to hang on my walls (as a renter I have to be careful with nails!) I tried the heavy duty alternatives to hang without nails & one fell off the wall, shattering a glass table top but luckily not damaging the shield itself. It took me a while to figure out that a stand was the way to go and I'm so glad I found this one! It's large & sturdy enough to support the weight, it doesn't slip or slide, and the stand itself is very unobtrusive and doesn't take away from the beauty of the shield. I'm ordering a second stand for the second shield, a great way to display my beautiful pieces!

I stood a round clock in it. Works well.