do you think this unit could support a 36 x 24 whiteboard? I'm looking for a stand where I could stand and draw on a whiteboard.
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Absolutely not. It would be difficult use to write on a single sheet of paper let alone a white board.
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This stand is certainly sturdy enough to support your 60" TV. I could stand on top of it and it would be fine. But! This is a 44" wide corner cabinet. You may have to pull it out from the corner so that the sides of the your TV don't hit the wall.
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I do not believe the stand will handle 6 27" screens.I have 6 24" ASUS and they fit really close, I think 24 " is max
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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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Hi, We use this stand on our 42" Phillips Plasma...it works perfectly! Very easy to assemble and looks great. Hope this helps.Stephanie
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It can support newer 24" monitors because it's lighter. The only negative is that each monitor is on a different plain. It's not exactly aligned in a row vertically & horizontally. If you can live with it, the stand does the job.
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It should. I've used it for poster board 36" wide and 24" high and seems to be enough space for something a little bigger.
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I don't think so but not sure. I have two 24" monitors and it looks to me as if that is about as large a monitor it can handle. I would see if the specs for the stand refer to monitor sizes.
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I hope this helps you Miriam...... I think this is a real nice stand Check the pics http://i.imgur.com/vcD1i3b.jpg http://i.imgur.com/1qMAoe3.jpg
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Look up the answer in the manual for the stand, if unsure, call them. Their info is online.
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My stand is in Florida, so I can't measure it.....I use it to support peripherals for a wall-mounted TV; holds it all nicely and looks good; handy holes in the back for wires. If I remember, the top was ~ 18-24" wide and ~8" deep, so IMHO should support up to a mid-size flatscreen on a stand.....say up to 42"?
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The specs say 36x36, and the side brackets are highly adjustable to create a flexible configuration. I didn't take mine apart to confirm your specific dimensions, but you should be fine. The only consideration is if the workstation is really top heavy, that might be an issue.
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This is pretty well built easel. We used it for displaying large presentation boards. In terms of weight I am not sure how much weight it can hold but I say at least 25 lb or more. I am certain about one thing, you can use it to display any size of heavy foam board.
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There isn't a huge amount of room in the "brackets" on the board. I'm guessing no thicker than 9/32. Foam board or corrugated plastic board will fit. We use solid heavyweight poster stock.
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I have a 24" monitor on stand and it could easily fit larger one. As you can see from picture it depends on the size of the base rather than the size of the monitor. It is an inexpensive way to elevate monitor and have a useable drawer...I found the top draw more useful as my desk is often messy.
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Yes, if your white board has a metal backing - the unit has a built in magnet; also, you can simply use double sided tape as the unit can lay flat.
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As long as the feet of the plasma stand fit, it would technically support it. I think it would be a matter of time until it got knocked off or tipped somehow. This is better as a compqnion to a wall mount setup.