Is this board too large or fragile for an easel?
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I haven't used it like that, but I think it would be a good size and sturdy enough to use on an easel. I like the board and have it hanging loose on the wall to keep track of the items in my freezer. With the aluminum frame it seems to be sturdy and does not twist or warp.
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The size of your easel will probably play a big factor. But, for a common easel (one that holds those large pads of paper), I don't recommend this board. I don't think it is stiff enough to be used in this manner.
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Yes, but wouldn't be my first choice. There's several folding easels on the market that would work better for painting.
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Our easel doesn't wobble but we were concerned about the wood legs scratching our wood floors if our grandson leaned against the easel and moved it. I could not find rectangular rubber leg tips so I bought some vinyl bumpers and put two bumpers on each leg. Now the easel stays in place and will not scratch the floor.
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7-10lbs for sure. I bought the easel to hold a framed architectural rendering for a home i have for sale. No problems yet.hope that helps somewhat.
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Hi June, I did not buy this, but my mother in law did. The actual easel space is about 14x14, but the description says the full easel is about 19.5x18. It's made for a table top and takes up less space than a traditional free-standing model.
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Mine snaps in beautifully and holds tight. You must have a faulty case. The only thing I don't like about my case is it doesn't stay in the easel position as the rubber grips are too small to hold it upright.
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The legs are not adjustable on the Easel. I personally wouldn't recommend it, as you can barely see any writing on the fake chalkboard.
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The easel was a gift to our grandchildren who live far from us . We haven't had the pleasure of seeing them work with it . Sorry we couldn't give you an answer . Ask a seller . C.J.R.
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Not if you use a textured paper. I would not recommend smooth illustration board.
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.
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I haven't tried that, but the case is very firm and I'm sure that it would work as an easel.
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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.
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Nope. I mounted it on a medium sized easel that had a chalkboard backing and it turned out great. Biggest issue may be air bubbles, but it should be okay if you mount it carefully.
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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.
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Hi Linda, I bought the easel accessory set and not the easel so I can't answer your question. Happy Holidays!
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Hi! The top loader is semi rigid. It could stand on an easel depending on the size of the easel. It also depends on what you insert in the toploader. I use toploaders for posters. On one to ten scale, its a six.
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Thank you for your message. Due to the large size of the item, it is very difficult to find any cheap frames at, say, a big box store. I would imagine that the greatest part of the quote from a custom framing place involves the glass or plexi-glass component. I have had no reports from any of our recent customers who have attempted to get the poster framed, so I am not able to offer much advice. All I can suggest is that you do a search online. If you enter a keyword such as "poster frame" and search the available dimensions you may luck out and find something in your price range. Keep in mind also that, when dealing with such a large item, you should always wait to frame it until after you have received it and have had an opportunity to take your own exact measurements. The dimensions can be slightly off from what is stated on Amazon. This way, you will know exactly the size you are dealing with and be able to get a frame that will fit the item properly. One other suggestion that may serve your purposes and your budget: Some places (like Kinkos, for example) may offer lamination services. Laminating the poster should be, I should think, MUCH cheaper than framing and still provide a means to protect the poster from damage for several years. The only drawback obviously is that the lamination does not come off if you should ever need the poster in its original state. However, with the lamination, you can still roll the poster up for storage and moving purposes and easily rehang it. Please let me know if I can answer any further questions. Thanks Matt Bananaroad