Backdrop Stand 2x3m/6.5x9.8ft Photo Video Studio Adjustable Background Support System Stand with Carry Bag

First and foremost, I bought the 6x10 photo green screen to go with this, and the stand is so amazing. You can adjust it to the area you are in and how tall you wish it to be. Width has 3 bars so you can shorten it which was nice since I only needed 2 of them to stream. I takes less than 5 minutes to put up and take down and the pieces are high quality. I am pleased with this purchase and it has helped my green screen streaming out a lot. Bonus, it comes with a travel bag so you can use it for so many other things like banners at parties, beaded curtain, etc. The only issue you might have is they are super lightweight and if you don't put the feet out all the way, it can become wobbly.

Used this and loved it .. it is lightweight so I wouldn’t recommend for outside use or you’ll be losing it to the wind unless it’s really grounded.. here I had a lot of stuff on it and we just used one piece of ballon in the back to hook it to wall in the back and it stayed up no problem .. as you can see the backdrop curtain name sign and over 100 balloons of various sizes.. I’m very satisfied with my purchase .. and will be using it for other events we will have.. I only used two rods across to fit the size of my curtain.. but the measurements are accurate .. super easy assembly .. I’m 9 months pregnant and did it in 5-10 minutes with swollen feet lol.. just to show how simple it was... love the bag it came in.. I just tucked it in the coat closet ... I’d recommend this ..

This is awesome! So easy to use and so easy to put up and down and away ! The cool bag comes with 3 sections for easy peasy clean up ! It’s super light and Easy to transport. I only give it 4 stars because it had fell during a group photo . When I use again , I will place like a small bag of beans on each side to keep from fallin. The poles are thin and Could bend if back drop to place on bar is to heavy . The length and width is bigger then I imagined even thinking of the measurements . Not all poles are needed if backdrop width is to long , you have the option . Would i recommend yes ! Pro: easy , cheap , worth it Con: light weight can and will fall trying not to jinx you ! Rated : B+

I purchased this to use for a photo backdrop at a birthday party and it worked beautifully! It comes with a very handy carry case and was very easy to assemble and disassemble. My backdrop was not very wide (the width of a rectangular table cloth), but I was able to use only two of the upper bars (rather than all 4, I believe) and it was the perfect size. I also used clips from the dollar store to hold the cloth onto the bars as my cloth did not have a pocket to slide the bars through, but it worked great. I did put one side of the footing/legs against a corner to make it a little more stable, because I did not extend the bottom portion all the way down as that made the base areas too big for the space I had available. But it worked perfectly. Highly recommend!

Got this stand to put up my 10ft x 7 ft green screen. The thing is very easy to assemble. It is very wide/long. The material is not very sturdy as it has to stay light-weighted, but it's study enough to serve the purpose. My green screen is actually of medium thickness, yet it has no problem staying up on the rack without falling or the rack tumbling.

This is a lightweight frame, so you can't put heavy backdrops on it, but it works very well for lighter ones. I'm using it with a 4x7 greenscreen and ir works great. The top piece actually comes in 4 pieces so you can adjust it from 5 to 7.5 to 10 feet, which is great. The case is thin material, but again, this is the affordable stand. It works well. One problem I had is that the "locks" for the top extension on each stand were installed incorrectly and I couldn't raise it. It was an easy fix, though, and works fine now.

The stand arrives in a rather nice canvas carrying case, along with three large plastic spring-loaded clips. The case is split into three parts, the two side parts hold the stands, and the center holds the pole segments for the 10' pole. The stands are a little odd until you figure them out. There are telescoping poles with twist-tightened screws that allow for various heights. The feet are connected at two places; at the top where the pipe goes through, and via a bar at the mid-point to a second base to which the bar is attached. As the pole base approaches the leg base, the legs form a tripod of various width, and the bar height is changed by up to a foot. That base is stored all the way down, so that the pole-base is lower than the feet. When in use, the pole-base can be pulled nearly to the top of the foot-base. This is likely why some people think the base is not able to reach full height, as it's not obvious that the leg bars can in fact fully invert, giving the center polls more height. The cross bar is rather light, and comes in 4 segments. Two segments have a slotted hole to mount over the screw top of the tripod stands. Three of the segments have small connector bits that fit within the pole and are riveted on one side. These compress and snap into holes on the other side of a given pole. You can use two, three, or all four poles, though with all four there is a slight bowing just from the weight of the pole, yet alone anything hanging from it. Unfortunately, the riveting done is not very well quality checked. As a result, one of the poles in my set has the rivets rotated nearly 20 degrees from where the matching holes are in the other end, where there others line up properly. This means either the prongs won't go through the holes, or if they do the pole has a 20 degree twist, making the whole stand unstable. The only fix is to drill holes to match and line up with the off-center riveted pole so it can line up properly (which is difficult and messy to do with thin rounded metal that you don't want to dent in any way). Overall to get the proper height, one must have the legs fully extended, which makes the stand a little wobbly. If you can handle it being a few inches under the max height, it's far more stable, assuming your bars all line up. I'll also note that the upper pole is just wide enough to not be able to handle most standard clip-rings, which are often used to hold light curtains and such. They simply don't fit over the top pole due to the width. Overall, this is a reasonable kit for the price, but the quality control is rather low. That it comes with no instructions (something one really needs for the legs), and lacks quality control enough to have a reliable kit, I can't really recommend this for most setups.

Excelente y práctico para tus eventos muy buen material