The PixaPro 3.2m x 3m Heavy-Duty Photography Background Support Stand enables you to mount any type of background, including, seamless paper, vinyl, canvas, and muslin backgrounds, etc. The crossbar comes in four sections, which enables you to add or remove sections for various lengths of backgrounds. It also comes with a pair of heavy-duty air-cushioned stands, ensuring that the background is held up securely. The 3.2m x 3m Heavy-Duty Photography Background Support Stand is perfect for photographers or cinematographers, who require a super-durable background mounting solution for their studio, or for use on location. Crossbar The crossbar comes in four sections, each of which is approximately 80cm in length, Two of the crossbar sections feature an opening, large enough to insert a standard 5/8 inch spigot stud, which enables it to be used with virtually any light stand that you may already own (we recommend heavy-duty light stands if using it with heavier backgrounds). Easy-To-Strore Since the crossbar, is made up of four sections, it can be used at lengths of 160cm, 240cm and its full length of 320cm. This gives you the option of using it in smaller spaces or with shorter backgrounds. This also means that it is easy to store and travel with. Heavy-Duty It also comes with a pair of heavy-duty air-cushioned background stands with a maximum height of 3m. Each stand has a super-thick central column, and a wide footprint diameter, for maximum stability. Ultra-Durable Each of the crossbar sections is held together via steel supports at the end of each pole, with a spring-loaded locking pin to hold each section in place. This prevents the crossbar from sagging in the middle when using heavier backgrounds such as canvas, full-length seamless paper, or vinyl backgrounds Background Types This crossbar can be used with a wide range of different background types, including seamless paper, vinyl, canvas, or muslin/fabric backgrounds. It can also be used with collapsible backgrounds if they have loops enabling them to be threaded onto the pole.
