Telescoping Table Stand Reviews

4.7 Rating 6 Reviews

Set this Telescoping Table Stand the perfect height for your needs! Easily adjust the telescoping stand up and down to your liking. Rest assured, the stands will never obstruct the vision of people sitting at the table. Raise the stands to their full height if you want your signage to be visible from a distance. These versatile stands extend from 6" to 20" high. Create your own table signs and prop them in these telescoping sign holders. Alternatively, let tables and teams create their own group identity. The stiff plastic sign holders (DocU-Sleeves) accommodate 5" x 7" sheets or index cards. Base is 3.5" diameter.Plastic sign holder included.

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Phone:

800.299.3770

Location:

89 Washington Ave.,
Suite K,
Natick
Massachusetts
MA 01760-3441

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AustinRedRaiderGirl

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“I have used the table stands for years in several positions. They are versatile, professional looking and easy to use. Some of our table stands are probably ten years old and we continue to use them. My only negative is to be careful boxing and storing them. They tend to become fragile when not handled with care. That has never stopped us from purchasing more when they break though!”

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Posted 6 years ago

“I will I could just order the telescoping part. I have lots of the round stands but the telescoping part breaks and then I have to order the whole thing. Please let me order just the telescoping part!”

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Posted 6 years ago

“These are very easy to store and transport because they can be disassembled. The bases are heavy and sturdy. The paperclip holder grasps your signs securely.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Great table markers - professional presentation”

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Posted 7 years ago

“We use these table stands on our visit days to direct people to the right tables at lunch. They come unassembled (the base, telescoping stick, and sign holder). They are extremely compact, easy to use. My only complaint is that when they are telescoped all the way up, they do not stand up completely straight, they kind of lean to one side. Other than that, a great value.”