Invisi Lightweight Display Easel

Invisi Lightweight Display Easel
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The introduction of INVISI follows on from the designer visiting many Art exhibitions with local Art Clubs using many different picture display easels, some very expensive but most with some deficiency whether it be stability, weight, or difficulty with storing and handling.

The product was initially designed for Art Clubs but is also ideal for solo artist exhibitions and for use by galleries. A complete exhibition can be mounted using available tables and INVISI. The requirement for a lightweight product to enable table displays to be effective without toppling is apparent also for one that will pack flat for easy storage and transportation. INVISI is now available after considerable development and testing under exhibition conditions. The product uses structural plastics and is very strong when erected.

For hints and tips on how to use INVISI at exhibitions click here...

Invisi Lightweight Display Easel Offer price: £4.95
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Product Code: INV1
1168 in stock

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Invisi Pack of 5 Offer price: £21.95
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Product Code: INV5
9 in stock

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Invisi Pack of 10 Offer price: £37.90
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Product Code: INV10
38 in stock

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Invisi Pack of 30 Offer price: £98.50
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Product Code: INV30
24 in stock

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User reviews of this item:


Yvonne Ticehurst from Washington, West Sussex wrote:

"I ordered a pack of five in order to assess the product. I am delighted! The design is so simple and yet so practical. I plan to order at least sixty for our exhibition in July - and as soon as we have more funds at least sixty more. They fold flat, take little storage space, and display pictures safely, but also once set up on the tables will cut down the time normally needed to display pictures. No hooks to slot into place and easy to add name cards etc. Great idea."



V. Cansick from Hertfordshire wrote:

"They are very strong indeed but most importantly they don't fall over if you use them as a working easel! The brilliant thing with the Invisi is that you can use A4 or A3 size boards for watercolour or acrylic painting and they sit snugly in the holding slot to give the surface just the right angle to paint on. They take up very little space if that is at a premium.
Best of all they collapse flat for easy and economical storage or carrying if you have to take them back and forth. I think the design is brilliant, very sturdy and will stand being put up and taken down endlessly. Really good value all round and you can use it for display or a working easel for small pieces.
PS. I will also be using them for part of my exhibition 2009 which I am working towards right now."



Yvonne Ticehurst from Findon Valley , West Sussex wrote:

"We held an exhibition last weekend using our invis stands on two lines of tables. They were excellent, providing a near view and also, from the other side of a line of tables, a distance view of the paintings. Stewarding was easier with a clear view of all the paintings at the same time. An additional bonus, commented on by several visitors was the fact that all the pictures were displayed at exactly the same angle."



John Wardle from Derbyshire wrote:

"As the designer and user of Invisi I have been pleasantly surprised at the longevity of the product we have a 100 at our Chesterfield Art Club and they were the first to be purchased and have done at least 35 trips another Club with 75 Invisi easels at Ashover has used them too and have had the same beneficial experience. You could say as the designer that I am biased, yes i probably am but am happy to be so as they have saved our clubs a fortune in Stand Hire costs. We now run more exhibitions where we use the suggested "Invisi only" set up and they have proved popular...one added benefit some
village halls have poor artificial lighting but reasonable daylight light so the ability to have a completely open aspect gives a better overall impression and assists greatly in stewarding."


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