Detail 01
11.5' max height
Gets lights above sightlines in most bars and halls. Confirm your ceiling clears it before you commit.

Independent shopping perspective
Aluminum lighting stand with a truss crossbar, 11.5' max height and 200 lb capacity. For mobile DJs and bands hanging front lighting.

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
Gets lights above sightlines in most bars and halls. Confirm your ceiling clears it before you commit.
Detail 02
Far more headroom than typical LED pars need, so the rating isn't the limit on a normal bar.
Detail 03
Wide footprint for stability. Also means each leg claims two feet of floor you can't put anything on.
Detail 04
Lighter to carry and load in than steel, and it won't rust in damp outdoor gigs.
Detail 05
A truss section rather than a plain tube gives more clamp points and less flex across the span.
Detail 06
Non-reflective, so the stand stays visually dead behind the lights instead of catching beams.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. The stand and truss crossbar only. Budget separately for fixtures, O-clamps and safety cables.
The 200 lb rating leaves large headroom for typical LED pars. In practice, clamp spacing on the crossbar limits you before weight does.
The 48-inch base spread helps, but any tall loaded stand should be sandbagged and kept out of foot traffic.
Aluminum won't rust, which suits outdoor work. Wind is the real risk — weight the base and avoid full height in gusts.
Reference
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