Small Folding Table Turned Into Foot Stool

This is a comfortable and well-made folding stool with telescoping legs that is remarkably light and small. It is perfect to carry in my day pack or with the sholder strap on its net case. I need the stool to rest my bad knees while hiking or stanting for long periods. The XL size at 55cm or 22in hight is just right for me to make sitting and getting back up easy even with the bad knees.

Despite a few tepid reviews by other purchasers, I've found this posing set to be more than acceptable in general use. The stable, well-padded stool has a wide-ranging height adjustment. I find it can easily be unpacked and assembled on site, then just as easily disassembled and stowed again for transport. The table on the other hand presents a bit of a challenge if you're not going to keep it assembled all the time. The tabletop attaches to the upright support via a steel plate secured by four mounting screws. When assembling or disassembling, this plate must be removed from the underside of the table to allow a 10mm center bolt and two small stabilizing screws to secure it to the adjustable post. Since I prefer to keep it stored between uses, I've found it convenient to keep a mini-toolkit right in the box -- NO TOOLS came with the table. My little toolkit safeguards the 10mm bolt and the two small stabilizer screws along with several items I bought separately: a 10mm lock-washer for the bolt, an 8mm hex wrench, a packet of extra #4 Phillips-head tapered woodscrews, a #2 Phillips-head screwdriver and a small (shirtpocket) #1 Phillips-head screwdriver. Additionally, I also purchased a roll of plain white-vinyl shelf-liner and cut a piece the same size as the tabletop for those times when I want reflected light up under my subject. I'm very happy with this stool/table combo and find it provides just the right setup for my portrait sessions.

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 ordered this cart to retire an old aluminum non-folding cart. The R6LP Mini folds up to a really small foot print. It easily fits into the back of my PT Cruiser. It also opens up to a cart big enough to carry my large Petrol light case and much more. The wheels are quiet with no distracting clatter going through hotel lobbies. It is one tough cart and I am sure it will last a long time.

Excellent posing stool. Proper minimum height for kids or small adults without using a foot stool. Easy access to the height handle for quick adjustments.

I bought this for small light stand use for table top needs. I have four light stands that fit in this.. The stands are maybe a foot tall collapsed at most

This portable folding stool is manufactured in Sweden, and so well as to last FOREVER. It''s a masterpiece in it's own category!

I have only had this a few days but seems stable and will do the job. You can also use it with a stool for seating and then leaning forward onto the table.

Absolutely, positively just what I needed for my home. A nice small foot print, I already had a table that it fits on perfectly. I used a USB cable to connect the printer to my desktop. I was up and printing right out of the box. All is well thus far!

As a filmmaker and a photographer you wouldn't think I would have a use, much less an actual need for a piano bench. But as you learn being a creative, some of the best results come from items that aren't used for their intended purposes. I've had the Auray metal frame piano bench for about a month now and I absolutely love it. It's been used on 3 shoots so far (2 portrait sessions and an interview session) and is now going to be an essential part of my gear checklist. Unlike a folding chair or stool, the soft leatherette seat is extremely comfortable which is clutch when you are asking a subject to sit for hours on end. It's solidly built and doesn't feel like it's going to buckle under the weight of larger people (like myself). It's got a sleek, elegant look to it. Unlike a cheap folding stool or chair, when you bring this out on a shoot it seems like a carefully planned and considerate move instead of an afterthought. That goes a long way in the minds of clients and subjects alike. The thing I love about this bench the most is that the legs can fit inside the storage area. That means I can travel with it, without taking up too much space. You can go from broken down to assembled in less than 3 minutes. All in all, I'm glad this bench is in my toolkit and I know I'm going to get tons of use out of it in the future. Now all I have to do is learn how to play the piano. *Slow Clap, High Five*