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Savage 12 x 12' Background Stand

BH #SA601212 • MFR #601212
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Savage 12 x 12' Background Stand
Key Features
  • Two Support Stands
  • Accommodates Multiple Backgrounds
  • Four-Section, Snap-Together Crossbar
  • Extended Width: 12'
This 12 x 12' Background Stand from Savage can support backdrops up to 12-foot wide and 12-foot tall. The multi-section, snap-together crossbar allows for simple extending and shortening of width. To shorten the width of the crossbar, one of the two middle sections can be removed to produce a 9.2' width. A carry bag allows for convenient storage and transport should you need to break down your backdrop or change locations.
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Where was this stand made?

Where was this stand made?
Asked by: Kim
Hi Kim! This stand is made in China.
Answered by: Sydney
Date published: 2020-05-05

Will this support a 107 in x 36ft seamless ...

Will this support a 107 in x 36ft seamless backdrop?
Asked by: Aj
Yes, it does. I used Savage brand 107x36 backdrops about 4 times and no problem so far.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2019-03-21

will this stand support a 107 x 150 Seamless ...

will this stand support a 107 x 150 Seamless backdrop?
Asked by: Aj
Yes, this can hold a seamless roll that is 107" by 150' long.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2020-01-15

Do you know what the footprint is on this stand? ...

Do you know what the footprint is on this stand? Thank you!
Asked by: teri
The footprint on this stand is 40".
Answered by: Rob
Date published: 2020-09-10

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I need to display a 35lb quilt. Will this hold or should I buy a middle support?
Asked by: Dan
The quilt will hang much differently than a roll of seamless, which spreads it's weight over the entire roll. I would not use this stand for your quilt- the center of the crossbar will take all the weight, and the stands-if not weighted down-will fall in.
Answered by: Ezra B.
Date published: 2022-05-06
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