This black-finished Aluminum Triple Riser Combo Stand from SHAPE is well-designed to withstand heavier fixtures with its 68 lb load capacity. With a maximum height of 14.7', the stand features damped spring risers to prevent any accidental hand pinching during adjustment. Additionally, the riser has a 36" footprint and an extendable leg that helps maintain balance, particularly useful when dealing with uneven terrain.

Aluminum Locking Collars and Knobs    Load Capacity: 68 lb    Max Height: 14.7', Min Height: 4.3'    Folded Height: 53"    Twin Leg Bracing    Includes Removable Rubber Feet

• Black anodized aluminum finish
• Attached knobs prevent part loss
• Universal 1 1/8’’ Posi-V-Lock female receiver with 5/8’’ adjustable stud
• Twin leg bracing for increased stability
• Removable rubber feet
• Nut-and-bolt construction is free of rivets for ease of maintenance
• Aluminum collar locks to withstand heavier loads of equipment
• Maximum height: 14.7'
• Minimum height: 4.3'
• Folded height: 4.4'

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What material is the black plating on the steel surfaces?

A: The Matthews Baby Junior Triple Riser Stand (Black, 12.25') BH #MABH386020 is painted.

Q: 2. Will the Avenger A9000NB Wheel Set fit on this stand?

A: Yes, the Avenger A9000NB Wheel Set is compatible with the Avenger A1045B.

Q: 3. Would a Matthews Infinity Arm plus this Matthews Hollywood Baby Jr. Triple Riser Stand make a decent tripod stand in for a lightweight mirrorless camera? https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1251333-REG/matthews_429627_infinity_arm_kit.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1251333-REG/matthews_429627_infinity_arm_kit.html/a

A: I'm afraid that you have no very good idea of how big and tremendously heavy the Riser Stand is, so I'd have to say that you'd be insane to use it as a stand-in for a tripod to hold a lightweight camera. Yes, the Stand is on wheels, but better to use a really lightweight stand from any one of many tripod manufacturers, that you could pick and move with a few fingers on one of your hands.

Q: 4. can i remove the wheels??

A: Not without permanently damaging the stand. But there is no need to do so as the wheels all have VERY stable locking mechanisms. Once you lock the wheels, the stand won't move. In fact, locking the wheels also locks the rotation of the caster, so it doesn't even shift from the connection of the caster to the leg. If you don't want wheels, you should get a C-stand instead.

Q: 5. Does this stand have rack mount pin on the collar ? So it can be hung on the door of a truck ? Thanks

A: Yes, it has the rack mount pin opposite the t-handle so it fits well into the rack.

Q: 6. What is a good travel bag for this stand ?

A: Great question! I ended up trading mine in for a slightly smaller Matthews Baby Jr. Steel Wheeled Stand, so that I could fit it into a Tenba 48 Rolling Tripod/Grip Case. I fill that bag with umbrellas and smaller stands as well and it all fits (but is very heavy). It does have wheels. Good luck!

Q: 7. What are the diameters of the riser sections? They seem to be smaller than the equivalent Avenger model (A1045CS with 45/40/35/30 mm).

A: The diameter of each riser section would be 1 , 1.25 , 1.5 and 1.75 (25/32/38/44mm).

Q: 8. How do I attach a camera to this stand?

A: That is a light stand and is not recommended to be used as a tripod. To support a camera it is best to use a tripod. This should work a href= http://bit.ly/1LEWd32 target= _blank http://bit.ly/1LEWd32/a but again it is not recommended.This link the stand comes with a built in camera platform so you can get a tripod to fit on it, a href= http://bhpho.to/1LEXrLA. target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1LEXrLA./a

Q: 9. Hello, can someone tell me the diameter of the leg, which caster wheels fit? Thanks

A: The square legs are 1 on each side. Hope this helps.

Q: 10. What are the measurements of the base when closed? Can they fit in a lighting bag?

A: A rough measurement around the three folded legs was 28 , about 10 between two legs and the folded height was just shy of 54 . As stated in a previous question/answer, I don't see packing this thing into a case. it's already a beast and adding the weight of a case would be a show stopper (for me). It's built like a tank so It'll handle some banging around. I've used this indoor and outdoor when I wanted a solid base and weight to counter wind. Just hope you're not carrying it far.