Avenger 11.15 ft Roller Stand 34 Folding Base 5 Sections 4 Risers Chrome
Chrome-plated steel and aluminum roller stand extends to 11.15 ft with five sections, supports up to 45 lb, and rolls on braked wheels
- Robust 34" folding base with rectangular legs keeps equipment secure
- Chrome-plated steel and aluminum alloy construction supports 41.1 to 45 lbs loads
- Extends to 11.15 ft via 5 sections and 4 risers for versatile positioning
- Braked wheels enable easy movement and secure locking on location
- Folding legs and dual 5/8" Baby stud with 1 1/8" Junior receiver simplify transport and mounting
Professional Roller Stand for Studio Lighting
The Avenger 11.15 ft roller stand provides stable support for professional lighting fixtures in studio and on-location environments. Its 34-inch folding base with rectangular legs creates a low centre of gravity that resists tipping under heavy loads. Chrome-plated steel and aluminium construction supports equipment weighing between 41.1 and 45 lbs. Five sections and four risers extend the column to a maximum height of 11.15 feet.
Braked Wheels and Dual Mounting Options
Integrated braked wheels allow the stand to be rolled into position and locked securely without lifting the loaded column. The top accepts both 5/8-inch Baby stud and 1 1/8-inch Junior receiver fittings, so a single stand handles different fixture types without extra adapters. Legs fold flat against the column for compact storage and transport between locations.
Ideal for Mobile Studio Workflows
Videographers and photographers who reposition lights frequently benefit from the wheeled base and quick height adjustment. The 45 lb capacity covers most LED panels, fresnels and modifier rigs used in interview or product shoots. Users needing higher elevation or greater load capacity should consider heavier-duty overhead systems instead.
How it compares
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- Price $343.99
- Pricier than about 88% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the chrome plating and braked wheels be inspected or serviced?
Inspect the chrome finish and wheel brakes before each shoot; wipe down the plating after outdoor use and lubricate the brake pivots if they start to stick.
What load limit is reached first when the stand is fully extended to 11.15 ft?
The stand is rated for 41.1 to 45 lbs; at maximum height the safe capacity is the lower end of that range.
How much noise and heat do the braked wheels generate during a full-day shoot?
The wheels are silent when locked and produce only a faint rolling sound when moved; they generate no measurable heat.
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