Art Easels for Painting Wooden Easel Stand for Sign, Movable Adjustable Large Canvas Holder Display Stand H Frame Easel with Wheels for Adults Artist

Excellent quality. Everything I needed but the instructions were very vague. Not to mention heavy and cumbersome. Have some one help. Very happy

The 1st easel arrived with the box torn up and a part broken so this is a replacement easel. It's heavy and fairly easy to assemble. The directions are just 1 sheet of vague photos, but it came together by matching predrilled screw holes. One reviewer said to make sure you put the locking wheels in front, good advice and so I did. Positioning the canvas is easy although I would have preferred the knobs not to stick out so much but that is just a personal quibble. Overall, I'm very happy with this easel and I think it will serve me well. It also takes up less room than my old H frame easel, which is a bonus since my painting space is not that big.

Had for 6 months now and love it. Best art investment I've ever made. I can roll this anywhere and paint. Easy assembly. Highly recommend!!!

Presentation means a lot. This easel was poorly presented, came with no instructions, and the video was not the same as the easel. I love the easel, but I had to hire help with the assembly. I would not have had to do that if clear instructions or an accurate, useful video had been provided. I hope the seller will take into consideration the benefit of making things easier for the buyer.

Being just under 5 feet tall, larger easels are very hard to adjust and they take up too much floor space in my small painting area. This easel is perfect. It is very stable for being narrow with a small base. The only complaint were the sparse assembly instructions and the quality of the screws provided. The screw for assembling the balance poles were so soft that the screw head just shredded when using the supplied screwdriver. I ended up bringing one to the hardware to find better quality screws that size. The only other feature that is substandard I’d the way the screws to hold the trays in place go right into the wood mast.