KATA 56Pack Pyramid Stands Painter's Painting Stands, Mini Cone Paint Stands for Canvas and Door Risers Support, Paint Pouring Suppliers, Cabinet Paint for Painter Elevated, Canvas Stand

I recently used the KATA 56Pack Pyramid Stands Painter's Painting Stands for a painting project, and I couldn't be happier with the results! I had decided to repaint all my kitchen doors and drawer faces, and these cone stands proved to be an invaluable tool in achieving professional-quality results.One of the standout features of these stands is their versatility. They provided the perfect elevation to lift the doors off my paint table surface, allowing me to paint them with ease and precision. The pyramid shape provided stable support, ensuring that the doors remained steady throughout the painting process.I was pleasantly surprised by the quantity included in the pack. With 56 stands at my disposal, I had more than enough to lay out all my doors and drawer faces comfortably. This meant I could tackle my entire project without having to worry about running out of stands.Additionally, I appreciated the affordability of these stands. Despite their high quality and functionality, they were incredibly reasonably priced, making them an excellent investment for any DIY painter.Lastly, with Amazon's quick shipping I received my order promptly, allowing me to start my painting project right away.Overall, I highly recommend the KATA 56Pack Pyramid Stands Painter's Painting Stands to anyone undertaking a painting project. They exceeded my expectations in terms of quality, affordability, and convenience, making them an indispensable addition to my toolkit.

worked well, great price

I have used these several times since I purchased about a year ago. They work well for elevating projects to paint. They don’t show any signs of deterioration yet and some have had paint on them since the day I got them. They are worth the small investment to make your projects look better and easier to paint. I’ve used them on a lazy Susan and as long as you turn slowly your project stays elevated for easier painting.

These are really helpful if pretreating, staining, and poly-coating cabinet drawers. They are a great alternative to using scrap lumber to get a workpiece off the table. I used them when staining cabinet drawers I built for the workshop. I wasn't overly concerned with aesthetics so I painted both sides of the drawers at once to save time, which was a mistake. While the tips are nice and pointy and there are screw holes to secure the stands to a table, the wet workpieces slid around on the points. Yup! I should have waited for the first side to fully dry... that's on me! It also didn't help that I was using a paint brush for application (vs. a sprayer). And while I was very careful to apply minimal pressure, the stands still left marks and buildup as shown in the pics. So given my impatience I had some additional sanding to do.The stands cleaned up easily when I was done and the oil polyurethane just scratched off (no need for mineral spirits). The only other issue I had was not having enough stands for 3 drawers... 3 drawers = 15 drawer parts (don't forget the bottoms), so I actually should have purchased a total of 60 stands in order to put 4 under each component. The 56 pack just wasn't enough for me. Guess I'll have to order a few more for bigger projects. Ha! Overall a helpful product and I'll never go back to scrap wood.

Worked great for refinishing cabinet doors. They do slide around a little, but there’s holes in the base that you can nail down if you want to. Quite sturdy and didn’t leave any marks.

I'm so glad I purchased these. We are painting all of our kitchen, hallway, and bathroom cabinets and I can't imagine being able to put a quality coat of paint on the doors without these. The only downside was that there were a few days where it was really warm so the holes at the top of the triangle left tiny little circle indents in some of the cabinets. Solution was just to paint the back sides first, let the paint dry/cure for an extra day before flipping them to paint the opposite side. And honestly, if you're not looking for the mark, you won't notice it. Especially if it's inside the cabinet. The larger quantity was perfect for a large scope project like this. I was able to get a lot done at one time. The only trouble was finding enough room to lay everything out.

These little things are a surprisingly handy thing to have around. I bought them for a specific paint job, but I’ve seen my husband use them on several occasions.

You need these for your next DIY project. We did the first layer of paint without these since they were in the mail and had majors drips off the edges that we had to sand down. Adding the risers made a huge difference and even sped up the process.High quality and sturdy plastic, best price for this number of units.