Wooden Floor Easel | 4.7 Feet | 145cm | Adjustable | 1 Pc - Studio & Display

Paint standing up and show signs at eye level on one stand. This wooden studio easel is 145cm (57.1 inch) tall, sold as 4.7 feet, with a front tray that holds the canvas and a sliding top holder that clamps it from above. The fitting photo shows a back leg bracket marked for 40 to 90 degree angle adjustment.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Painters moving from table work to a standing easel
• Events and shops that need a sign or poster at eye level

Perfect for

• Painting larger canvas standing
• Wedding welcome boards at eye level
• Art class and studio work
• Exhibition and gallery displays

Compatibility

Works with: stretched canvas, canvas boards, foam boards and framed signs that sit on the tray.

Pairs well with: a paint palette and a brush set for studio work.

Not suitable for: outdoor use in strong wind without weighting the legs, since a tall easel can tip.

How to Use

1. Open the front legs and swing the back leg out until the easel stands firm.
2. Set the lean with the back leg fitting and tighten it.
3. Set the tray at a height that suits your canvas.
4. Rest the canvas on the tray, slide the top holder down to grip it and tighten the fittings.

Before You Buy

• Canvas, paint and brushes are not included.
• The wood is natural and unpainted, so grain and tone vary.
• The main photo is shared with the 90cm easel, so go by the height in the title.
• The pine wood floor easels in 5 and 6 feet are a separate range with their own photos.

You will Need

• stretched canvas
• canvas boards

You may also like

• paint palettes
• painting knives
• paint brush sets

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is this floor easel?
It is 145cm (57.1 inch) tall, sold as 4.7 feet, and it comes as one easel.

How is it different from the 170cm floor easel?
This one is 145cm (4.7 feet) tall. The 170cm (5.6 feet) easel is taller, for larger canvases and eye level signs.

What can I put on it besides canvas?
Anything flat that rests on the tray and fits under the top holder, such as foam boards, framed prints and welcome signs.

Should I pick a wooden floor easel or a metal tripod easel?
A wooden floor easel has a tray and a top holder that grip the canvas, so it is steadier for long painting sessions. A metal tripod easel is lighter and folds smaller, so it suits events and displays that move often.