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58"A-Frame Beechwood Easel - Extra Angle Adjustable

$208.59 CAD
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Easel Material: Beechwood
Easel Type: A-Frame / Lyre
Color: Natural Wood
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This beechwood easel is perfect for artists looking for both function and style. Made from sturdy beechwood, it’s designed to last and provide a solid base for your artwork.

The easel’s height and tilt are fully adjustable, so you can set your canvas exactly how you like it. Whether you’re painting in the studio or showcasing your work, the adjustable angle helps you find the perfect position for every project.

With a minimum height of 58 inches and a maximum of 95 inches, it accommodates a range of canvas sizes. The A-frame design ensures stability and support, making this easel a versatile choice for any creative space.

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Specifications
Easel Material: Beechwood
Easel Type: A-Frame / Lyre
Color: Natural Wood
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What this easel is built for

This Lyre / A-Frame easel, made of beechwood, is lightweight and affordable, easy to store upright. It supports canvases up to 50" tall.

Type
Lyre / A-Frame
Material
Beechwood
Max Canvas Height
50"

Before you set up

A quick easel setup checklist

Use this general checklist alongside the product's included instructions. The exact adjustment points vary by easel model.

1Stabilize the basePlace the easel on a level surface and check that its legs or support points are secure.
2Adjust the supportSet the canvas rest and upper support according to the model's instructions.
3Secure the canvasFit the canvas without forcing the frame, then check that it sits steadily before painting.
How much canvas height can it support?
The recorded maximum canvas height for this product is 50". Confirm the measurement method and setup in the manufacturer's instructions.
Where do I find the assembly manual?
Use the easel's product documentation or visit the Nobel Assembly Instructions Bank to look for a matching manual.