Adjustable Tabletop Easel Stand Picture Easels for Display Up to 16.5" H, Black Metal Picture Stand for Art Signs Photos, Framed Artwork Display Easel Stands for Home Events(1 Pcs)

Upscale way to display photos. Love that it’s adjustable. Very sturdy. Built well. Easy 2 steps process to put together. Made well. Looks expensive. Looks great on console. Def would recommend.

Perfect for displaying my wall only art! Easy to assemble, great quality and holds my museum thick frame perfectly. Bonus: Best value I could find.

So I really wanted a frame holder like this after seeing one like it in a Youtube video. Problem was, the only options were a very expensive Pottery Barn version, or ones at other places (Michael's, Creative Co-Op on Amazon) that were all sold out. I'd missed the trend train! Then this little guy popped up. For $20, it's a great dupe. But there's a few drawbacks. The bottom of the frame is a thin metal bent to the correct shape, not a solid piece, so it's a little wobbly. I was also worried about bare metal scraping the wood table top, so I added little clear rubber feet I already had. Make sure to measure the picture frame or display item you want to use in this before purchasing, because only smaller frames fit. That includes thickness! Most of my wooden frames were too thick to fit in this frame holder at all -- I included a measurement of that. But besides those small things, I'm happy with my purchase and love how it looks. There were no assembly instructions, but it was super easy to put together, and packaged well.

Used these for some smaller art pieces and they look amazing. I saw something similar from Pottery Barn for 4x the price!!! Fairly sturdy, but the adjustable top and bottom holders may not be deep enough to accommodate a thick frame. Great easel!!

Returned. Missing pieces not able to put together.

It was ok for the price. would not buy it again

This picture stand works great! I have a framed print the I set on my fireplace mantle, not wanting to pace a screw hole in the rock facade, a just let it lean against the rock. That wasn’t great because the framed leaned back, and I was afraid it would fall off the mantle and break the glass. This stand solved the problem. It securely holds the frame of the print, and raises it above the mantle a few inches, which looks fantastic. It was easy to figure out how to put it together, and I’m very happy with it.

I wanted to have a canvas on a stand instead of hanging. The canvas is 8x10. The stand is not heavy at all, but unnoticeable. Fits the price.