Room Divider Stand Base (Cherry)

I am using this for a room divider, and it is so much nicer and more than having the screen free-standing. It fit perfectly and was easy to put together. It seems to be good quality as well.

I love this stand!!! Definitely worth the purchase. You could assemble it with your eyes closed. It fits a four panel partition, make sure you read the measurements and details. It’s also sturdy (heavy wood) which is exactly what you need to keep the panel stable. Thank you, it’s perfect!

I wanted a screen to separate my craft area from the rest of my living space but I didn't want a stand alone screen because I wanted the full stretched length for coverage and I wanted stability which I didn't think I would get from the stand alone screen. When I saw the stand I had to give it a try. It is awesome. I was able to slide the screen into the stand by myself. It is very sturdy, made of good material, looks very pleasing and the fit is tight enough that I feel it is very secure. I am so happy I stumbled upon it. I didn't know there was such a thing on the market. Try it! I think you will be happy you did.

The idea of a stand for the screen is a good idea. Too bad the actual divider was designed so poorly.The screen fits in a groove. The big problem is that one side of the groove is not the same height as the other. Therefore, the screen leans to the shorter side of the groove and has to be propped up.A good idea gone bad because of the lack of thought in the actual construction. I will need to buy pieces of wood to glue on to the shorter side to make the height of both sides equal. (The shorter side is way too short to support anything. The higher side should be an inch or two higher.)

It fitted our room divider perfectly and holds up well. It came with 2 screws to secure the divider. Hopefully it will stand the test of time. So far… so good.

I have two. One holds the screen perfect. The other seem to have a lean. Nothing is leaning against it. Just gravity. 🙃

My left pinky toe is a bloody stump from yesterday and just now walking past this in the dark my right pinky toe got grazed.The pain index of the first encounter was an SM8. SM stands for Scott McGonagle, the guy who stubbed his toe at a party to everyone’s delight. But poor Scott was rolling on the floor crying. He is now the standard by which all stubbed toes are measured.

I used this room divider at a large window instead of using blinds or other window treatments. It gave me flexibility to have an unobstructed view during the day and privacy at night. I recommend that you check the base measurements as you will need clearance for it. Overall, a reasonable price and worked as intended.