Savage Universal Background Stand

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- Savage Universal background stand
- For studios & theatherical productions
- Comes with 3 stands & 2 interlocking crossbars
- Provides ideal support for large muslin
- Allows corner shoots with middle brackets
- Includes carry bag
- Color: Black
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Overview
Make the task of mounting large muslin, cloth backdrops, or 107-inch wide paper rolls an easy one with the Savage Universal Background Stand. It features two interlocking 12-feet wide reinforced crossbars, which enable you to mount a 24-foot wide background setup and reduce unwanted sag. Use the middle bracket for shooting in corner areas with little effort. Since this background stand can accommodate multiple backgrounds, you can change your scenes within an instant easily whenever needed. For easy portability, you can carry this background stand in the carry bag provided.
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| Weight | 25 lb (11.3 kg) |
| Dimensions | 24 x 10' (7.3 x 3.0 m) |
| Color | Black |
- Savage Universal Background Stand
- 3 x 10' Stands
- 2 x 12' Reinforced Interlocking Crossbars
- Center Pivot Bracket
- Carry Bag
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