Standing Multi-Hole Stocks Rack
Free-standing black board with four limb holes and a central waist cut-out.
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A single upright board is the simplest way to hold a standing position, and it is the version operators ask for when they want the subject upright rather than bent over a bench.
The board carries four limb holes plus a large central cut-out that takes the waist, so the load is spread across the frame rather than the wrists. It stands on a two-foot base and needs no wall fixing — which is why this is the version that goes to venues and rentals.
Board height, hole diameter and hole spacing are all made to drawing.
Spécifications
| Type | Floor-standing single board, two-foot base |
|---|---|
| Limb holes | Two upper (wrist), two lower (ankle) |
| Centre | Large waist cut-out |
| Wall fixing | Not required |
| Dimensions | On request — made to drawing |
| Colours | Black finish |
| Matériau | Board · Powder-coated steel base |
| MOQ | 1 pc en essai · conteneur 20′/40′ pour les volumes |
| Délai | 30–45 jours · sur mesure 45–60 jours |
| Emballage | Kraft carton + ISPM-15 pallet |
Points clés
- Upright standing position — no bench needed
- Four limb holes plus a waist cut-out spread the load
- Two-foot base, no wall fixing
- Hole diameter and spacing to drawing
- Ships flat, reassembles with bolts
FAQ
Does it need to be fixed to a wall?
No. It stands on its own two-foot base.
Can the hole sizes be changed?
Yes, to drawing. Send the sizes you want and we quote from them.
How does it ship?
Flat-packed by freight, delivered to ground floor or loading dock. Installation guidance after delivery.