Balt PBL Projection Stand

I found that the high table at its lowest setting was too high for my InFocus DLP projector - the projector had to be tilted forward to keep the picture on the screen. So I use the lower table for the projector. However, the high table isn't really big enough for my laptop, and I had problems with the mouse cord in the way etc. The stand itself is well-built and stable and wheels easily into a corner.

This little cart is the perfect solution. It's big enough to fit the equipment we use, but doesn't take up a lot of space. We especially like that it's light weight and easy to transport, as we often take workshops on the road. It was well within our price range; easy to find on your web site; ordering was easy [...] Thanks!

I'm well pleased with the cart.

This is an excellent product. Not difficult to assemble and very well made. The only negative comment I have involves the ability to transport it, which isn't what the product was designed to do. That's just my thoughts. Oh, one other thing...when the top platform is lowered there are no pre-drilled holes that allow the adjustment knobs to be re-inserted (may require a picture for this to make sense). In summary, this a great product and the negitive matters I listed are not very important.

This is a fine little light-duty cart. It is constructed of heavier gauge metal than I expected it to be, and has well-made high density particle board platforms. Unlike many of the carts on the market, this one has FANTASTIC casters. Assembly is simple and took about 20 minutes with two interruptions. (If you can find a quieter place to work, you'll have it together in ten) Ours is being used in classroom settings at my church, and is easily the best of the projection carts that we have. Do understand that as a result of it's straight up and down design (a large part of what makes it so great) this cart does have a little sway to it. This is not to say that it is not sturdy, just don't set something heavy on the laptop platform during projection, with the expectation that it won't cause the picture to jump.