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Reviews (6)
Sep 11, 2022
Sturdy doll stands for 20 - 24" dolls.
Just what I needed for chubby German character dollies. Surrounds without harming the composition bodies.
Apr 17, 2020
Lightweight with great features.
Solid when put together. Holds my weight approaching 300 lbs without wobbling or creaking. Seat is not centered, off a quarter inch on one side but it does not interfere with sitting or appear to effect the stability of the bar stool. Off centered seat may allow closer sitting arrangement without looking awkward when viewing a line of bar stools from behind. All in all it was a great buy, a good product for sitting at my bar height counter and I would recommend to a friend needing a lightweight but sturdy bar stool.
Aug 12, 2016
Doll Stand or Slip & Slide
2 of 2 found this helpful The doll stands are built sturdy and coated with plastic that protects the doll's body. However, the wire mechanism tends to slide down with the weight of antique or porcelain dolls so that the dolls do not stand tall. Some doctoring in needed to have the stands hold heavier or higher height dolls. The metal portion of the stand leans toward the center of the platform so that dolls do not actually stand on the platform but rather on the surface in the front of the stand. Manipulation the metal portion of the stand and wire slide is needed to have the doll stand erect without tipping. I drilled holes in the metal shaft and steadied the wire slide with washers and bolts at the height needed for the individual doll to assure no tipping and/or droopy knees. It is an okay doll stand if one is clever with jerry-rigging it to fit antique and/or heavier dolls. Vinyl and plastic dolls probably wouldn't need the adjustment.