The 8' Avenger Roller Stand 17 with Folding Base is a heavy-duty, chrome-plated, steel and aluminum alloy support that features a low base for extra stability, braking wheels, two risers, and a 5/8" Baby stud. The legs fold up for transport and storage. It will support 26.5 lb.
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Very useful for small lights, but somewhat flimsy.
I bought this as a way to quickly move my accent lights around. The idea was if I loved it then I would get two more. Well - I like it - so I will probably invest in more expensive rollers. It is a nice stand and I suspect it will hold up well - but the wheels are all over the place all the time. The rest is great. It folds small and even stands on its own when folded. It is really just those wheels and they have driven me nuts the two times I have used it. If budget were all that mattered (and it normally is) then I would just stick with this. But given that there are other options for less than $150 more I am likely going to try them out.