Business Source 38205 easel pads 27x34 50 sheets 4/CT white
- Presentation Easels
- White
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Lightweight aluminum tripod easel adjusts from 38 to 66 inches and supports up to 25 lbs
The Quartet 50E is a lightweight aluminium tripod easel that telescopes from 38 inches to 66 inches high. Its silver finish suits professional and classroom settings. The frame supports up to 25 lbs of display material.
Speakers who need a quick-set easel for flip charts or lightweight boards will find the adjustable height convenient. Users requiring support for displays heavier than 25 lbs or a fixed-height studio easel should consider a sturdier model.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Quartet |
| Model name | 50E |
| Product type | Easels |
| Product color | Silver |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 940 × 102 × 89 mm |
The legs extend from 38 inches up to 66 inches so you can set the display at seated or standing eye level.
It supports up to 25 lbs, enough for a filled flip-chart pad or a lightweight presentation board.
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