Donner Keyboard Stand Z Style Heavy Duty

Miles better than my old X frame! I finally have leg room whilst playing. This frame looks much better than I expected. It's super sturdy and wasn't too tricky to assemble. It easily holds my Yamaha P45, which isn't the lightest thing in the world...The headphone hook and the castors are a bonus! Although you have the option to put feet on instead if preferred.

I got this for my daughter who inherited a heavy synthesizer. This stand is fully adjustable and sturdy enough and strong enough to hold the weight. It even comes with hooks for hanging your headphones, etc. It's easy enough to take apart for when she moves and to put back again. Made of high quality materials and sturdy construction.

Very easy to put together, well made, easily adjusts to desired height and width, doesn't wobble, holds my heavy Roland 60x, the wheels add great manoeuvrability

This stand is really nice for the price. Easy to set up and adjust and feels quite sturdy.I bought this as an under desk keyboard stand so it can be put out of sight after use. However, the image states that the height including wheels is 56.5cm but it’s closer to 60cm. It still fits under my desk (just about) but bear this in mind if you’re looking for a keyboard stand for the same purpose.

I am really pleased & thoroughly recommend this stand & have actually purchased 2. TheStand is appropriately 21.5 inches (54cm+) without wheels & level to keyboard positioning. The stand is excellent, very strong, stable & the wheels (removable) glide easily. (I’m using this stand as a multipurpose desk/table for my art & computer needs. I repurposed some old trolley table tops & have them velcro-ed to the stand which keeps them on & in place. The tops are removable & velcro is set to accommodate any widths I need.) Hope this helps !

The stand was easily assembled and supports my large Kawai MP11SE without issues. I configured the stand for the widest setting and it's stable while playing. The hook for headphones is a convenient feature.

The stand is very easy to assemble. It is sturdy and moves well on the wheels. It has a range of heights and widths and is easy to alter. Great value.

So as somebody else wrote here I had to take a drill to this to make it work. inside one of the vertical screw holes the metal spring plate which is supposed to allow the pointy knurled screw through just had a dent in, not a hole (and that itself wasnt in the correct position) so need a 6.5mm drill bit to drill it out.its too much money for how little you get (and with QC problems as well), you can find cheaper.the only thing its got going for it is it comes with wheels and has a good range of adjustments, from quite low to quite wide. you can easily make enough space to slide a 49 key controller underneath (and a hint for that: look for junior/child sized keyboard stands so they go low enough without being too wide)