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I tried multiple ways of using 4 panels with these 2 Stands. NO LUCK. Just buy 4 stands the first time. With 4 the Dokio panels work better. Now I have 2 allen wrenches ... just in case I lose one. Look closely on the tops of the panels.

Before buying these stands I read a lot of reviews that made me hesitant. I ended up buying a pair they was a returned deal and they were in very used condition. They have been holding steady for the part year and I have not a single regret. They are super sturdy and if someone broke a nut on the adjustment nut, it is because they don't understand basic torquing principles, not because the welds are defective.

A piece on one of the stands snapped the very first time trying to use these stands. The stand is unstable as a result and will not support the panel. I have to use something like a chair to help support that end. Very disappointed. If you can find something of better quality, I would suggest going that route instead of these.

Use them on my 120 watt folding panel. Only negative is having to use Allen wrench to tighten pivot points. I might try to refit something for that, but in the meantime, I will store wrench in pouch on panel. Prob also run a bungee or two, to keep wind from blowing it over. Be nice to have a cover to slip over it at night, for those snowy nights. Maybe I will make one out of a cheap tarp.

Definitely not suitable for 400W portable solar panel. They are weak, maybe enough for 100-200W 2 panels foldable but not 4. I have 2x 400W, both ends are weak with original flap stands. These will only support 1st and last panel on both sides. I see many reviews about the hardware is cheap and bad, just don't over tighten. They will survive for awhile. Place them in the backyard don't move around too much should be OK. Photo attached.

I didn't realize how small they were and I had ordered 4 packs for 8 panels. I need two of these to support one 200w panel horizontally. I had to purchase additional frames for my other 4 panels. Two brackets will support a panel and they seem to be made well, so they will serve their purpose for on ground positioning. I just have a small off grid set up for my backyard. It's a portable set up and can be re-located easily, and that's why I wanted these portable frames.

Smaller than expected but I could have paid more attention to the ad. Regardless, they do work just fine for my solar panels and are easy to use and to store. I ended up being grateful for the smaller size since they take up so little room in the closet.

Pretty lightweight stand. While the steel is thick and feels heavy duty, the design overall is what makes it below average. I need to use two of them just for one 100w flexible solar panel. I didn't like needing a tool to lock it. There's no grip. The stand was sliding away on concrete. Coating on the steel already chipping off. Overall, didn't like it. Wanted to return it but was just right outside the return window. It can work as a stand but you'll likely need to stake it down and only for small or one large panel.

I got these for use with 2 x FlexSolar 60W Ultra-Lightweight Foldable Solar Panels. The stands are bigger than the panels really need but I figured I'll probably get larger panels at some point so the extra capability is good to have and I can probably set them up without the top half folded out. They work really well, they fold down from a small size and unfold out to a decent size and feel really solid once tightened - much better than a floppy fold-out leg that many portable panels come with and better to setup for a few hours of use. As I said, they'll also support much larger panels than the ones I'm currently using them with. The folded-down size is quite compact so perfect for storing in winter, and as random luck would have it they are almost the exact same size as the panels are when folded too, so they can be kept together. The only slight negative is that you need the allen key to tighten them which is something to get lost or forget - it would be nicer if they used something easier to tighten by hand (more knurling or a wing-nut type bolt)

Me sirvió mucho para mis paneles plegables

Fonctionne très bien.

Convient a de petits panneaux solaires.

Works good for holding up my solar panels, except for in windy conditions.