Free up floor space while positioning your stands for immediate storage and retrieval with the C-Stand Wall Mount Bracket by Max Hugginsfrom Max Huggins. Designed to mount to a wall stud or any vertical wooden beam, the 13" rugged steel mount installs in minutes with the provided screws. The bracket has a 1.5" wide channel into which the stand's riser slides. The bracket can hold five C-Stands with grip arms attached, and six stands without the arm. A handy feature is the D-ring on either side of the unit for an optional bungee cord to keep the stands tight against each other.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty    Load Capacity:100 lb    Holds 5 C-Stands with Arms Attached    Holds 6 C-Stands without Arms    Screws to Wall in Minutes    Heavy-Duty 1/4" Steel Construction    13" Long with Center Channel for Stands    D-Ring on Each Side for Bungee Cord    Black Powder Coated Finish    Saves on Floor Space    Fast Storage and Retrieval

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this stable enough for camera use? Can it have a PTZ on the end of it for example and not sway or shake when the PTZ moves around?

A: The general rule is that what you put on the boom should be half of the boom's support weight. Which is 20 lbs. So, a camera with the lens really should be 10 lbs. or less.

Q: 2. What holds your square or round track in place on the bracket?

A: The angle notch holds the track securely with no need for clamping.

Q: 3. Is there any recommended distance between the universal stand brackets when mounted on slider stands ?

A: There is no official recommended distance, but do not allow the tracks to bow at all. Depending on the length of the run, having a stand on each of the track is fine. Matthews products are very strong.

Q: 4. Is there a 1/4" 20 threaded hole on the bottom?

A: The Senal AWS-2000SM Shoe Mount Bracket for AWS-2000R Receiver does not feature a 1/4-20 mounting receptacle.

Q: 5. Can this work with the original tentacle sync?

A: Not that we are aware of. This is specifically for the Sync E, B&H # TETE1.

Q: 6. Is there a bag for this stand ?

A: There are many light stand cases that works with the Kupo Midi-Max Baby Kit Stand. This is some of many options, https://bhpho.to/3vSWfDk .

Q: 7. What does this weigh?

A: The Impact Quikbox Softbox with Shoe Mount Flash Bracket (24 x 24") BH #IMQB2424 weights 2.8lbs.

Q: 8. Can someone recommend a travel case for this?

A: try this case https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1699214-REG/global_truss_dt_3900_bag_transport_bag_dt_3900l_tripod.html

Q: 9. is it possible to use the quikbox with an Einstein (Paul C Buff) strobe as well as a Speedlight?

A: Unfortunately, this model is limited for use with shoe mount type flashes. However, Lastolite produces the Ezybox II and a speed ring to fit the Einstein strobe. Please see the images below for reference.

Q: 10. Just trying to clarify a few things - what is the weight of the minimax (same people say 45lbs, some say 25lbs?? Also is this truly 8ft at its highest (when parallel) and therefore equivalent to an 8ft stand with a boom arm (that can be angled to be higher while sacrificing a little distance)

A: MiniMax weighs 44lbs. You are correct about the reach, It’s horizontal reach is at 8ft but can angle higher while sacrificing that bit of distance. Check out the info at www.msegrip.com