LINCO Lincostore T-Shape Portable Background Backdrop Support Stand Kit 6.7ft Wide 9.5ft Tall Adjustable Photo Backdrop Stand with 3 Clamps

Good for small backgrounds and/or green screen. I use it to hold up a large flag as a background.

Was skeptical after reading some reviews stating that there were no instructions or the instructions didn’t help and that the clamps broke immediately. BUT I HAD NONE OF THOSE PROBLEMS! Everything was pretty straight forward. Instructions came with words and pictures. Clamps are very tough and work perfect. The pole that holds backdrop is longer than I expected (without the extension) but that’s fine. So don’t expect to start out with a short pole. It’s long to begin with. The stand extends tall

I love this. It is long enough and tall enough for whatever I need to do. I did have some problems with one of the bars that's used to extend the crossbar. It was super tight and I had trouble getting them to fit together. So much so that I don't disconnect them when I am not photographing which makes storing it a bit difficult. But with that being said I love it. I do wish it had come with one more clip so a total of four clips instead of the three. The clamp feet will come off but they can be easily put back on. It just makes it a bit annoying.

Very easy to use/set up. We used this to screen some short video messages at our wedding. Very sturdy for our purposes and worked great.

Love this product, no instructions provided, study. I had to look at the pictures really well for assembling. Great for parties and zoom meetings.

I'm very pleased with the finished product, but I had a few issues.First, the product came with no instructions. There are instructions on the Amazon seller's page, but I didn't think to go back to where I purchased it so I just made it work (and it turns out the instructions online may be incomplete, see next paragraph). I'm an engineer and it wasn't super complicated for me, but it did take a little trial and error and it's rather strange they didn't put instructions in.The crossbar clamp is actually two pieces. I don't know if they're supposed to be fused and mine was broken, or if they forgot to list it on the packing slip or show you how to use it in the online instructions. I had to carefully insert what appears to be a tiny brace into the interior of the crossbar clamp prior to inserting the central crossbar. I can barely see the piece in the illustrations of the online instructions, so I assume mine was broken and it wasn't supposed to come apart. There's no way for me to know.The photo clamps are too small to fit completely around the any of the crossbars, which makes them useless for holding up anything thin (like a backdrop). The end pieces that brace detach very easily, so they can't hold anything thick either. So I have no idea what the clamps are for, but they're totally useless. Fortunately, I purchased a backdrop separately that has its own Velcro straps and clamps.In summary, the product is great if you don't need the clamps and don't lose the tiny piece they don't tell you about (and can figure out how to put it together).

I hang 3 contains it hold them very good. Easy to assemble I do recommend this.

I purchased this to hang a green screen from it to have it more portable. The picture looked great. One of the tubes was bent inwards and how they connect is through holes with a rivet so they are a little flimsy and they don't hold a perfectly straight bar the have been play on each of the connectors. The stand itself is not that sturdy at all. I have camera light stands that are built a lot stronger and heavier grade than this stand is. It honestly looks like it's rather cheaply made which is unfortunate cuz it's a very nice concept it's just not executed well and I'm afraid if you really want a thing about 6.5' horizontal you should go with a two stand system to support the weight as this wasn't cutting it.