MEEDEN Extra Large Studio Easel, Professional Artist Easel, Heavy Duty Floor Easel, Tilts Flat Easily, Rosewood Finished, Holds Canvas Art up to 71” High

I love this thing! I bought it to use as a tv stand and I am so happy that I did. It’s very solid and looks like it will last a long time. Very easy to put together too. Love it.

The media could not be loaded. I love it! It seems to be pretty sturdy , love the color and it worked perfect for my frame tv

Meedan is an awesome company that really stands behind their product. One of the parts of the easel I bought came with a chip and they promptly replaced the damaged part.

We have 2 of these - really a beautiful well made easel. Love the version that lies flat for working on a painting in either a horizontal or vertical position!

best money spent! by far the quality is higher than the price. packaging was very secure, setup was easy and the product looks great and is very sturdy. highly recommend.

Well constructed. Great quality. Easy to assemble. Fair price.

Wanted to display and approximately 3'x3' framed display for items from Prince's last tour. Didn't care to have to sink things into a wall to hang it and wasn't sure where I wanted to display it. And I knew it needed to be displayed fully vertical for a good impact. This easel meets all of my needs. I am so thankful I found this product.It is definitely worth the investment.

This is a beautiful easel. However, the small craftsmanship flaws on mine are making it difficult to put together. The slots on part #2do not slip over the pegs on part #3 because of a slight misalignment, and one of the pegs has a repair on it because the bolt hole was drilled off-center. Will the bolt holes line up with their mates after I enlarge the slot? To be continued.......Okay. I did not wait for feedback from the seller. Taking out my trusty round-file, I gently lengthened the slot and the peg slipped in nicely. The rest of the easel went together easily until I reached the last step....the long back support (part #6) was split. Dismantling the easel and repacking it for return seemed daunting at this point so, since I am not without skills....or tools....I used wood glue and clamps to repair the split. Next morning, with the last piece in place, I had my beautiful easel.My advice: 1. take photos of how the pieces are packed before you remove them from the shipping box. 2. Check ALL the pieces for damage before starting assembly. 3.Return a damaged easel unless you have tools to repair minor flaws.My final comment is that this is a sturdy, handsome easel which takes up little space and, because of its tilt-ability, is rather unique.