Is this board too large or fragile for an easel?
1256246
This 36" x 24" whiteboard is the right size and weight for a stable set-up on my aluminum easel, which measures 27.5x3.5x4.5 inches folded and weighs 2.8 pounds. The fully extended length of my easel is 76 inches. This whiteboard and easel set-up undergoes heavy use.
1256247
I'm not sure about your size requirements but I bought 4 of these to work on projects. They are well made (very sturdy) and look sharp. The dry erase pen marks can be completely erased, unlike some boards I've used. I recommend these for any project like creating flow charts, drawings or anything. After I'm though with something I want to keep I take a pic of it. All the best.
36120
This question is difficult to answer without knowing/seeing the type of easel since some have a horizontal bar across the top, while others come to a single point (as in the point of a triangle.In any case, a bungee cord might work, as would a clamp or even a piece of heavy-duty velcro.Good luck.
339248
As an artist, no, I would not use this in that type of way. It's actually very thin and flimsy. And maybe, because I'm old school, my standard for poster board is too high. For backing posters I'd go for something more substantial, like even a chip or matting board.
1369212
absolutely. It's a great beginner's easel, but has features of a more expensive easel.
1592400
It won't work if you want it to be a standing easel. The clips would collapse the boards. You could use strong magnets to hold the paper on to the white board, though.
896974
Queen E, well I gave it to my son for Christmas so I don"t have it anymore. Isn't there a product description, including dimensions? It's big, certainly the board itself is at least 12" x 12" but there is a considerable boarder around it. It's VERY heavy. The artwork is beautiful. I was blown away and so was my son. Hope this helps. Jane
1866661
You can fold the cover back and use it as an easel easily but it doesn't have the piece that the others do to keep the cover from closing. I just did it and it didn't fall when I used it like that. So yes I think it will do well as an easel.
1453044
I'm sorry to say that my easel arrived damaged, and it won't hold anything. The plastic is very fragile and easily broken, so I would recommend purchasing a sturdier product.
1163558
It's really not that much smaller than a normal board, only 3 inches shorter and not quite as wide. I don't think it would be a problem.
383279
I don't think so. My daughter is also 8 and this is still a perfect size easel for her. The primary colors of the trays and the clips may make it seem slightly more "kiddie", but it's very sturdy and tall enough. I still paint/draw with my daughter on it :-). It's also survived a couple of moves. Hope that helps!
244807
Hi,I used the easel for the same purpose - purchaed a 30 x 50 frame and displayed wedding seating chart. Easel is beautiful and very stable - I'm sure it will work fine for you on patio
1287625
Though we have really stressed this easel to any extent, I would be comfortable with a 15-20 lb display board or similar load.
504778
It should, although not completely. It is a two sided white board and is triangular in shape, kind of like a tent. The bottom part that pops open to hold it up on its own is cloth so it does close easily. If you lay it flat it stays that way, but if you put it on a easel if might open a bit. It should still work okay though. Honestly though, I would choose a larger, one sided white board for your purposes.
1990132
I would look for a smaller board. It's much larger than I thought it would be, but it would be great for a gym or doctor's office.
1866665
I haven't tried that, but the case is very firm and I'm sure that it would work as an easel.
1816538
The easel is for holding a stationary painting. I would think maybe writing on a white board that size might make it collapse or move around a little unless you permanently brace it with another board. Good luck. Sorry I couldn't give you a definitive answer, being a primary teacher myself.
206985
You'll have about an inch on either side hanging away from the bottom easel. The base of the prop n go is pretty solid...I would think it would work. The manufacturer has a very nice website that might give you a more firm answer.