Do the large footprint of the stands create space issues for anyone?
1382704
I haven't had a problem. Realize that any stand has to have a large enough base to be stable.
1382705
Not for me, but if floor space is a concern you could consider a set of c-stands or auto poles.
1382706
No. because the stand should be 3 to 4 feet behind the person being photographed.
900867
Yes, but keep in mind the green screen is huge. So, if the stands are lower you have a tremendous amount of extra green screen that is going to be hanging down. You'll have to fold it to keep it from going everywhere.
2271625
Stands are heavy duty. We have 6 workstations with a 24" and 22" monitors and never had any stability issues.
553580
No problem whatsoever. You'll have plenty of room to angle them any way you would like. My initial setup with this stand was three 21" monitors (all 1920x1080) on the bottom three posts along with one 21" monitor & two laptops taking up the three top spots (using two VESA laptop mounts). While 3 21" monitors BARELY fit (and no angle), they did fit (they were Asus IPS's). Currently I'm running a 27" on the lower center post with a 21" on each side (obviously all mounted vertically, ie 1080x1920), as well as two 21" up top (horizontally mounted).
1929268
There are two spots for 120 fans at the top. There should be no problem with these fans fitting up there.
1058191
The top bar is 10 feet. You would probably need about a 16 foot space to fit it with the stands.
1398095
No, that is a downside to these stands. The top plate is screwed into the base, which allows for no movement of the plate.
2585
no, i am not having any of those issues. those two issues sounded related to installation. our site had to be adapted to accommodate the unit but it sits perfectly.
277099
I also made shelves, as I have small children and stands would be dangerous to both the children and my speakers/entertainment center. Many others I have spoken with have mentioned that they use speaker stands, but choose wisely as these speakers are big and heavy for "bookshelf" speakers.
1348849
I would say not a problem as these stands are very strong and better than most on the market today.
596508
they are a pretty tight fit on the stand so i would say for the area it has to connect you would need to move the cover off.
506156
I personally wouldn't place anything over 10-11 inches tall in there, which would give you a couple inches room at the top to remove or pull forward a basket, piece of equipment, etc. I decided to place a very large silk plant in mine, which takes up the entire space. Then I put two of my porcelain animals, a kitty and a monkey, one on each side, kinda surrounded by the foliage. A 50" tv sits atop the stand, and I love the whole presentation.
318289
I have not had any problems with it. The steel that meets the floor is 3/8" thick. I am also using the carpet spikes, but it doesn't need it. Great stands.
2236660
I did not have a problem with mine. In fact i purchased 2 and both expanded to the full inches.
2231521
Sorry, I was out of town and couldn't respond right away. Yes, setting your stand with gaps parallel will give the needed space. I found it more advantageous to place my apple monitor on it, raising the monitor at eye level further back on my desk, also using the extra USB adapters without showing excess wiring and using the other side as a cup holder. The bridge is very clean and with a very professional appearance. I have been very pleased with it.
576962
Yes, the surface area is more than large enough to support either while lying flat. However, it would not be ideal as a stand for either.
2257033
Hello,I did not have any challenges. I have owned my stand now for eight months. Solid stand. what is the issue?