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This listing quotes in US dollars. That is the binding price. Rate set 4 Nov.
Supplied for 230V outlets, the same as Zimbabwe. If it plugs into a wall socket, it may need a plug adapter.
Orders now, fulfilled from Sun 8 Nov — this item cannot be delivered before then.
This 1.2-metre wooden easel stand is a versatile and practical addition to any artist's studio or creative corner. Crafted from premium thickened ponderosa pine, it offers exceptional durability and firmness, making it sturdy enough to bear adult weight for long-term use. The space-saving folding design allows the easel to fold flat against the wall, keeping your studio neat and organised whether it is in use or not. The adjustable rear strut moves from 0 to 70 degrees, accommodating a variety of canvas sizes and painting postures to suit your creative habits. Built with a stable triangular frame, it provides a wobble-free painting experience, ensuring your work is held securely at all times. The polished wood surface and chamfered edges offer a smooth, safe finish that prevents scratches and ensures a comfortable creative process. Suitable for various painting forms, this easel is ideal for both adults and children. Please note that this easel stands at 1.2 metres in height, so be sure to consider your requirements before purchasing. Includes one wooden easel stand.
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