Detail 01
110 lb. load capacity
Far above any upright bass, so the rating is headroom against knocks and leaning, not a limit you'll approach.

Independent shopping perspective
A floor stand for upright bass that holds the instrument at playing height, rated to 110 lb. and folding down for transport.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Far above any upright bass, so the rating is headroom against knocks and leaning, not a limit you'll approach.
Detail 02
A wide, rectangular footprint — the stability an upright needs, but it eats real floor space on a tight stage.
Detail 03
Fixed at playing height, so the bass sits ready to pick up rather than needing a lift from the floor.
Detail 04
Flat but still large — it travels alongside the bass, not inside a bag or case pocket.
Detail 05
Heavy enough to stay put once loaded, light enough for one trip in and out of the venue.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It's built around a full upright bass body and base. A bass guitar needs a much smaller electric stand.
Comfortably. Uprights weigh well under that, so the rating is margin against bumps and leaning rather than a real ceiling.
Yes, down to about 27 by 35.4 inches. Flat enough for a car, but too large to carry in a gig bag.
About 35.4 inches, which puts the instrument at standing reach so you can lift it straight into playing position.
Reference
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