Gator Frameworks Adjustable Media Tray Tripod Stand

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The Gator Frameworks Adjustable Media Tray Tripod Standmeasures 19.25 x 15.75" and is designed for holding laptops, projectors, production samplers, drum pad controllers, sheet music, and small-to-medium keyboard controllers. The 1.2mm steel reversible tray features 1" flanged edges on one side and 100 x 100 VESA mounting on the other side for securing small monitors to the tray. The tray also includes adhesive EVA rubber pads, which affix to the surface of the tray and prevent shifting of gear.

Sturdy tripod feet branch out from the base for a solid stance. When not in use, the legs can be folded and collapsed into a compact unit ready for transport or storage. Removable red safety rings on the feet add a touch of visibility in a dark room or venue to reduce the risk of tripping. A soft-touch twist knob allows for quick loosening and adjusting the height of the stand to the perfect setting, and tighten it in place with a simple twist of the wrist.

Great for Laptops, Projectors, Samplers Holds Sheet Music, Keyboard Controllers Collapsible Design Soft-Touch Knob for Easy Adjustment Vesa Mounting Bracket for Monitors EVA Rubber Pads on Media Trap Prevents Slippage Red Safety Trim for Dark Environments

Parameters
Material	1.2 mm Steel Tray 7/8" Steel Tubing Construction
Tray Size	19.25 x 15.75" / 48.9 x 40 cm
Legs	Collapsible Tripod Design
Load Capacity	20 lb / 9.1 kg
Height	Minimum: 28" / 71 cm Maximum: 44.5" / 113 cm
Weight	9.2 lb / 4.2 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	12 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	27.5 x 17.1 x 17.1"

Adjustable reversible steel utility tray
Tray surface measures 19.25 x 15.75" with 1" flanged edges
Mounting brackets for 100x100 Vesa mounting for small monitors
Great for laptops, projectors, small production samplers, keyboard controllers, and more
Adhesive EVA rubber pads prevent slippage
Collapsible tripod design
Built-in safety pin and hardware included
Min/max height: 28 to 44.5"
Steel tubing construction
Red safety rings on feet
20 lb weight capacity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the max width of the tripod on the floor once it is opened? Larger than 24 ?

A: Measuring from the tip of one leg to another leg, fully extended, the feet are 51.5 inches apart. Thought I could upload pics, but I can't.

Q: 2. how far does the boom extend?

A: The telescoping boom arm extends to 32".

Q: 3. What are the dimensions of its folded state for travel? Thanks.

A: The Gator Frameworks Z-Style Keyboard Stand does not fold or collapse.

Q: 4. Can the tv be mounted horizontally and vertically?

A: Yep...

Q: 5. How deep is the first tier?

A: The first tier of the Gator Frameworks GFW-KEY-5100X Deluxe 2-Tier X-Style Keyboard Stand is approximately 18" deep.

Q: 6. Will my 19.5” by 14” tv work with this product?

A: That depends on the weight and the mounting pattern on the back of the TV. This stand supports screens up to 40 lbs. with mounting holes spaced 100 x 100 to 200 x 200 mm.

Q: 7. What make is the adjustable grip at the top of the stand or the whole stand kit? Any idea where it is on this site?

A: This mic holder can attach to any mic stand with a 5/8-inch threaded top, or other stands with 3/8-inch threaded male connectors.

Q: 8. Would this be strong enough to hold a SM7B in place?

A: Yes, the Gator Frameworks GFW-MIC-MINIBM9 Adjustable Angle 9" Mini Boom is strong enough to support the Shure SM7B Vocal Microphone. According to the manufacturer, the Mini Boom can safely support up to 3 lbs.

Q: 9. Does it come with surface mount to mount on top of the table?

A: The Gator Deluxe Frameworks Desktop Mic Boom Stand comes with a clamp that attaches to the side of a table so that the arm sits on the tabletop.

Q: 10. what is the largest tv this will hold ?

A: Weight Capacity of 40 lb. Mounting-Hole Pattern 100 x 100 to 200 x 200 mm Though not stated by the manufacturer. I would recommend not going above a 49" to 50" TV/monitor.

wb2fka	18/09/2024
[9.2 lb / 4.2 kg] Wonderful product. It comes with lots of hardware to choose from to mount your monitor. The only wrinkle is, virtually no instructions in the box or on their Website. Take your time and you can figure it out. The stand is of superb quality and so well designed. There are lots of adjustments. You are only limited by your imagination. I don't know how they can make it and sell it for such a low price. 5

Kenneth	18/09/2024
[12 lb] As a mobile DJ, I've bought several different tripod speaker stands over the years, but I decided it was time to upgrade to something to make it easier for me to lift my 50-pound EV ETX cabinets. These Gator Frameworks ID stands are not only sleek and stylish, but they are solid and allow me to raise/lower the heavy speakers with ease. No more fumbling with pins and tightening twist knobs. Just release the collar to extend the lower legs and do the same to raise the speaker into position. Well worth the investment! 5

John	09/09/2024
[20 lb / 9.1 kg] Very nice stands, have found nothing to say negative. 5

DJLEE	08/09/2024
[20 lb / 9.1 kg] Ok I have to admit i bought these just because i liked the industrial design. The way the fold up and the look of the legs was just stylish. The BEST part is that they are the best performing speaker stands that i have ever used. I love the cam style locks vs the old school knobs. The lift mechanism is very convenient and makes it easy for one guy to set-up. They are expensive but worth it. I run a 10 DJ company in the DC area and plan to buy more of these as we replace our speaker stands. 5

Allan	07/09/2024
[9.2 lb / 4.2 kg] First the bad: These are not black !! They're sort of a graphite grey, so they don't match the rest of pretty much everything on the bandstand. It's a minor niggle, but also a very silly design flaw, IMO. Also, the knob that holds the foot-extender in place tends to loosen up very quickly. I'v goten in the habit of tweaking it tight each time I collapse the stands, so no biggie, but it's still a flaw. Everything else is just fantastic: Very sturdy. Taller than I expected. (the listed height is to the bottom of the speaker, not the tip of the stand. The air system works reasonable well, even with my 85 lb speakers. Even the case is great: Very heavy and nicely reinforced. Expensive, but worth it. I just wish they were black. 5

dave	23/08/2024
[9.2 lb / 4.2 kg] I'm suspending a 44 4K TV over my MIDI music workstation... the stand sets and tilts exactly where I need it, sturdy, swivels as needed... excellent. Worth a slight premium over other stands of this type since its exactly the right thing.... 5

Darrell B.	22/08/2024
[9.2 lb / 4.2 kg] Just right for my set up. Price can't be beat. 5

Henry	21/08/2024
[9.2 lb / 4.2 kg] These things are substantial. They feel very solid and held 40" TVs with no problem. Packing them up was easy as well with the gator bag. 5

Thong	13/08/2024
[20 lb / 9.1 kg] I really like these stands. They look nice and works well. I used for QSC K12.2 which is about 50lb. it can push the speaker up 80% by itself and i needed to help a little to push all the way up. it would be nice if there is a plastic cap on top of the pole. The instruction is not adequate. You need to pull the legs off the hook at bottom (red plastic) before you can expand the legs out. In summary, raising up the speaker is very easy, no need to ask for second person to help. 5