Matthews Triple Riser Stand

TECH SPECS

The Matthews Hollywood Combo Triple Riser Stand sports the following features

  • Stainless steel helicoil inserts in riser castings.
  • V-shaped brass brakes ensuring 3-point strong contact.
  • Stay put T-handles wont fall out of riser castings.
  • Spring loaded rising knurled baby pin.
  • V-shaped positive lock junior receiver.
  • Optional on-wheels model available by request.

DIMENSIONS

  • Max Height: 177.5″ (4508mm)
  • Min Height: 54.2″ (1376mm)
  • Capacity: 68lbs (30kg)
  • Weight: 32lbs (14kg)
  • Footprint: 43″ (1092mm)
  • Folded Base: 5″ (127mm)

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Matthews Hollywood Combo Triple Riser Stand: Professional Heavy-Duty Light Stand for Film and Event Production

The Matthews Hollywood Combo Triple Riser Stand is a professional steel light stand built for film sets, television production, and live events where stability, height range, and load capacity are non-negotiable. Extending from 54.2 inches minimum to 177.5 inches maximum with a 68 lb. load capacity, it handles everything from ground-level practical placements to high overhead positions with the structural confidence that made it the workhorse stand of the film industry.

Built for Stability Under Load

A wider footprint and longer legs provide increased stability compared to standard stands, and the Rocky Mountain Leveling Leg keeps it planted on uneven surfaces. V-shaped brass brakes ensure 3-point strong contact at each riser section, stainless steel helicoil inserts protect the riser castings from wear, and stay-put T-handles eliminate the frustration of hardware falling out during height adjustments. A spring-loaded rising knurled baby pin and V-shaped positive lock junior receiver complete the mounting hardware for secure, repeatable fixture attachment.

Versatile Mounting and Optional Wheels

The stand accepts both baby and junior mounted fixtures via the dual receiver configuration, covering the full range of grip and lighting equipment typically found on a professional set. An on-wheels model is available by request for productions requiring frequent repositioning without breaking down the stand.