Would you recommend this for stage use? Is it sturdy yet light or easy to transport/set-up?
648659
It is very sturdy, moderately light (depending on your definition of "light-it weighs 18 pounds), but not so easy to set up if you want something that simply unfolds . I'd say it takes 5-10minutes to assemble and was not built to be continually taken apart and put back together again.
648660
The unit is easy to assemble and reassemble. It is fairly light for its size. Hope this helps you.
648661
It is very solid and sturdy. It holds our Kurzweil PC88 with ease, plus it is very light and mobile.
261392
Weight is definitely not an issue - less than 100 lbs. Gliding platform makes some noise but doesn't contact the floor even without stand, so should not be too loud for room below.
1033206
it can handle that no problem. I put stuff on mine, and then lean on it sometimes, when I am talking, and I am no light weight. It is quite sturdy.
278611
It is light, yet sturdy. Probably weight is listed in the Details for shipping... The leg clips are extremely tight when it comes to taking the table 'down'...
1912428
It's rated for 500lbs so I don't see a problem for you but I do have some issues with the table. The foot pedal sticks out so far you have to be careful. I put a red bucks over pedal when not using it. Also table doesn't stay pumped over night even if there's no weight on it but probably be ok while your working on something. Maybe there's some adjustment that can be made. It's cold weather here and I haven't looked into it.
1833898
It is not extremely heavy but it is sturdy......you can move it around with two people.
888285
This is very easy to assemble and lightweight. However, I never disassemble it for use as a portable dip stand. It is easier for me to leave it assembled in the room I workout. I still imagine it is easy enough to take apart to carry along then reassemble. It is stable as long as you have it on a level floor and very sturdy. I believe it has a weight limit, but no one here using it is that heavy. The handle bars are comfortable enough and it does the job it was was intended for.
1951260
I had no problem setting it up. Although it has small wheels, it wouldn't be particularly easy to move, especially for one person. My advice: set it up yourself or by one of their technicians, but find a place to use it and leave it there.
1292777
It is quite light. With a projector and a piano keyboard mounted to the top of it, I can still carry it up stairs (not by the top handles). I would not recommend disassembling it because that would probably eventually compromise the fittings if done repeatedly, although it would probably be possible to take apart in not much time.
2257706
I have it installed in my house going into the family room which is two steps down. We use it when we haveelderly people over for gatherings. It works very well and is quite sturdy. I would say anyone under 300 poundswould find it quite suitable. I used 3" screws to anchor it thru the trim board and into the studs.
164804
It is very light. I found that as a positive as I tend to load it up and it's still manageable. Good luck
907501
It's light enough and sturdy enough to move it easily. We moved it from the living room to my daughters bedroom with no issues.
1939571
This is a very sturdy boom, actually my favourite to use in any condition, i attach 50"x50" soft box or a 90" umbrella with lighting to it with no problems. U will difinatly need some sand bags to hold the wight.
19541
I think so - I using it a lot and you can not get it more sturdier than that, except you are using a way more heavier stage box. I like the case, it's sleek and a good compromise between weight and protection.
1715261
It is light, however if you set it up just like the picture it is very sturdy. My dog walks between it and a table with only a foot of room and never a problem! Just do not set it up in a straight line...
2221050
NO - weighs a ton I wouldn't want to take to gigs plus it is bulky and takes up a lot of floor space. But I'm over 40 :)
828741
I would not stand on it. It holds quite a bit and ours are fairly heavy with all the back stage supplies we have in them. I don't think the top would support a person's weight on it.