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8" Round Black Iron Art Holder

8" Round Black Iron Art Holder by Diamond Tech
$32.95 USD
Item# 426661   In Stock

  • Features a wrought iron design with a sleek black powder coat finish
  • Convenient knock-down design is perfect for the artist on the go
  • Accommodates an 8" round project


Product Description

Display Your Art in Style!
Giving your artwork a stunning presentation has never been easier than using Studio Pro's Black Iron Art Holders. Featuring  durable powder coated wrought iron and a convenient knock-down design, these stands are perfect for any artist on the go. Simply slide the legs into the base, apply the protective rubber feet and you are ready to display your masterpiece. Display stand channel measures approximately 7/16" wide and accommodates a 8" round project.

Tip: For a permanent setting, add drop of E-6000 adhesive before inserting the legs.

Delphi Tip:: To ensure a perfect fit, buy your frame first. Each frame may vary slightly in fit due to manufacturing or finishing. The best way to make sure that your project fits a frame neatly is to purchase the frame first, then adjust the pattern as needed to fit the opening in the frame.

Fused starfish project by artist Jane Bush. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery. Fused flower project created using a pattern from "In Full Bloom" (book #5900).

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Pros : Sturdy Good support for glass
Cons : Pieces come apart too easily Diameter not 8” as stated
Other Thoughts : I had to glue the semicircle and base pieces together to prevent any accidents. The diameter is more like 7-3/4” than 8” - makes a difference when making your piece.
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Pros : Size is right on as expected shows your work
Cons : Be sure to secure the legs with glue to keep it stable
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