Displays2Go, a division of George Patton Associates, has introduced a new kiosk-style digital signage display stand to its collection of screen mounts. The adjustable height and counterbalanced base let this display be used as a traditional flat panel screen stand or as a lobby stand for visitors to any establishment, the company said.
"The beauty of this stand is in how many ways it can be used," said Sandra Reno, new product marketer at Displays2Go. "Stores and businesses have the option of using it as they would a classic TV stand, raising it up high so that people walking by can't miss their promotional videos and other graphics. However, when the bracket with the 69-degree upward tilt is combined with one of the lower height adjustment settings it's the perfect tool for creating a kiosk-style showcase for wayfinding maps and other displays for customer interaction."
The kiosk-style display stand is designed to hold screens measuring anywhere between 27 and 55 inches, weighing under 77 lbs. The framework is manufactured out of steel for stability and has a black powder coated finish. The base has two wheels affixed, making it easy to move the stand around to new locations. The central support pole has a hollow center to run cables and wires through, keeping them out of the way of customers and passersby. The mounting bracket can be adjusted to hold a flat panel screen in either a landscape or portrait orientation, and it's VESA compatible to work with a wide variety of existing screens. The mount also tilts upward 69-degrees (perpendicular to the ground) to create the kiosk style stand.
"One of the other great things about this stand is its stability," Reno said. "The entire display weighs 82 lbs., which helps to keep it upright and secure when being used in busy areas, like a hotel lobby or at a trade show. But don't forget about the attached wheels, which make moving the stand around surprisingly easy."
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