Small But Tall Folding Changing Table

These stools double as a stool for my tall conference table and also serve as posing stools in my very small studio space. They are well built and a bargain for what you get for the price. I cannot recommend them enough!

I was a bit uncertain about buying this tripod due to the utter lack of almost any reviews anywhere on the web. But don’t let that discourage you in the slightest! This tripod is ridiculously light. It folds down to just a bit over 1 foot long, yet when extended fully I only have to bend slightly and I’m 6’ tall. It is carbon fiber which for anyone that’s felt it before does give it a plastic like feel but it is very strong. Also the locks on the leg extensions and middle shaft unscrew to unlock, but never stop so if you were to keep unscrewing they would come off. But understanding that, just unscrew them a small bit, extend into position and then retighten them down to lock. The leg locks that allow you to flip them 180 degrees have a pleasant clicking into place so you know when you have them in the right location. And when flipped around for maximum compact size, with a small head (like my Sirui C-10S Ball Head) that extends a bit beyond the legs, it still fits easily in the included bag. The bag is well made and almost feels as heavy as the tripod, with solid stitching and included shoulder strap. Having said all that I should make clear that because of this light weight, long legs, and flexible carbon fiber build, it can have a bit of a wobble. On long exposures you will want to use a remote or app to trigger the shutter. You could drop the middle shaft so the camera is sitting on the legs, which does help a lot, but then it’s sitting rather low. I know that sounds like a big negative, but I’ve noticed this on a lot of tripods with tall center shafts so I’m not dropping a star. Besides this is meant to be a travel tripod and this WAY out shines its faults. Overall, understanding how to use this tripod will allow for ease of use. And its ridiculously small form and light weight make it an unbelievable travel companion that I am VERY happy I purchased. I look forward to taking longer trips with it in my pack and almost forgetting it’s even there.

This folding shooting table frame is very well made, as are most things Novoflex. I use it with their 39 x 20 opaque plexiglass sheet. Works great, especially with a few small spring clamps clipped to the rails to keep the sheet from bellying.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I currently had a folding table set up as my desk since during Covid they allow you to work part time from home. But when I saw this desk I thought it’s perfect as it’s compact and does the job. Fits my laptop and monitor no problem.

This background was just was I was looking for. It fits perfectly on a folding card table for quick setup and tear down. I'm using it mainly to shoot pottery, and it's holding up great. It's easy to clean and store. The only problem is that it tends to curl on edges from being rolled. I used paperweights and clips to hold it in place. I plan on purchasing other colors in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Incredible durability for a folding table! Definitely a nicer quality than anything I’ve ever seen in a store or that I’ve rented for parties. Very easy to assembly & love the versatility of the locking features for safety, plus the handle for easy carrying!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] * I received this product for free in exchange for my honest review.* This Heavy Duty Fold-In-Half Table from National Public Seating is the best folding table I have ever seen. It is lightweight yet very sturdy and made with high quality materials. It is a beautiful table. I have been using it for folding laundry, reviewing items, and most recently, packing up my Christmas decorations. In the future I plan on taking it camping and using it as a banquet table. It is quite large, 6 ft. to be exact, however because it folds in half, it barely takes up any space during storage. I am so glad I received this folding table!

I have been testing this tripod for about a month now, and it has been excellent! There has been a gap in the tripod industry for a while; one would have to choose between a tiny table tripod (which is light, but only 12 tall at the most) or a travel tripod (which is standard height, but often weighs 3lbs or more). This tripod fills that gap. On my scale, the tripod with ball head and extender column comes out to 1.27lbs, AND the tripod is able to reach a height of 52.4 with the extender column. Pros: The ball head is super sturdy and works with full-sized arca-swiss plates. As a table tripod, it is tall enough that you're not looking down at the camera. The legs are perfect for use on a gimbal! As a travel/backpacking tripod, it is light enough that you don't have to debate about whether or not it's worth carrying a tripod. The height with the extender column makes it usable as a floor-standing tripod. The load capacity is high enough to handle some of the largest DSLRs on the market. Rock-solid when used without the center column. Cons: The tripod does have some wobble once the extender column is added, especially when used with heavier loads, so you may have to give the tripod a few seconds to stabilize after hitting the record button when shooting video or use a fast enough shutter speed to not get motion blur in photos. The legs will not collapse over the center column like some of the larger travel tripods out there, so you're folded length with be doubled if you keep the center column attached. [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

I am very happy with this. I have used it several times and it makes changing lenses quick and easy without having to find a table or bench. My only problem was that my strap for my camera bag is 2 1/2 inches wide and it was a little difficult to attach the capture clip. A wider capture clip would be a great improvement.

Wonderful size for diffusing and bouncing light while folding up fairly small.