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Capacities vary widely: some small stands support as little as 11 lb, common bookshelf/monitor stands typically support about 30–75 lb, and heavier monitor or road-ready tripod stands can support up to about 110 lb.
Most stands are metal or steel; many tripod-style stands use heavy-wall aluminum tubing to combine strength with lower weight.
Top-plate features commonly include rotating plates, interchangeable plate sizes, 1/4-20 mounting holes, padded isolation pads, and adjustable top-plate screws to set tilt or angle.
Many stands use hollow center columns or support towers to conceal cables. Vibration control features include foam or rubber top pads, adjustable spikes, and fillable support columns (sand or steel shot) to add mass and reduce resonance.
Common options include interchangeable spiked feet for carpet, rubber or domed protective feet for hardwood or tile, and adjustable spikes to stabilize on soft surfaces—often supplied as swap-in feet depending on the floor type.
Top-plate dimensions commonly seen include roughly 4.3"×7.1" and 7"×7". Base or platform sizes cited in listings are approximately 8.9"×10.6" and around 9"×9".
Both. Some stands are sold individually as a single unit, while many are offered as sets of two (pairs).