The product itself isn't difficult to construct, it's that they packed it, and then screwed it together, in a space-saving way that makes it difficult to figure out what piece is what

This "Z" stand does not cost much more money than a heavy-duty "X" stand but is a much better product.

This product is accurately represented and amazingly easy to assemble.

The "Z" shape of the frame means I can use it sitting down (sewing table), the adjustable height makes it perfect for a buffet table.

No trouble supporting an 88-key keyboard, with easy height adjustment.

It's rock solid, and I love the fact that the height and width are independently adjustable

This stand is strong, it allows for adjustable heights, and overall it works great, comes with little rubber pieces so that you place on the top so that the keyboard won't slide.

The height is adjustable from just above my lap to tall enough to stand at the keyboard comfortably

It's on the heavier end of keyboards, so I needed a stand that could: 1) support the weight reliably; 2) be flexible enough to allow me the opportunity to sit or stand while playing; 3) be lightweight enough for ease of portability.

I'm 6' tall, 240 pounds and it supports my full weight without even as much as a wobble

There is also a discrepancy as to how much weight it will support, either 375 pounds or 500 (both numbers are claimed).

I didn't find the screw holes, though one could drill the heavy-weight steel top pieces.

This is a really nice, heavy duty Piano or Keyboard stand

I needed an inexpensive, heavy duty, not too deep, storable, flexible table for a variety of applications.

Heavy duty, works like its supposed to

Instead, go to the On Stage website and locate the product; as of this writing, you will find a Word document with very clear instructions

given it 5 stars if the instructions were better.

It could have better instructions, but nevertheless I highly recommend it.

Stand best use on flat surfaces

The z-stand is an awesome stand because of its easy use and strong structure.

Once I easily assembled it (no directions include but easy to figure out using the box photos

Great purchase!

I do not regret this purchase as both stands were almost identical in price

It's rock solid, and I love the fact that the height and width are independently adjustable

I love the fact the knobs for the height are fixed into holes with screw knobs, not spring loaded buttons

full size keyboard and he loves it.

Key features include:(1) High strength for the solid support of the heaviest keyboards.(2) Breaks down to a comfortable size.(3

This piano stand is solidly built and it's easy to collapse into a more manageable size for travel

Otherwise, it's a fine stand at a good price, and is the sturdiest solution for me as a DJ to my knowledge (anyone with any other suggestions?)

Overall, a great stand, and the price is hard to beat

This stand fills both requirements, and at a great price

The price is right, it is easily adjustable, and extremely sturdy

This stand fulfilled both of my needs, and for a reasonable price

I also like the Z design because I prefer to sit while playing and it allows room for my knees

This stand is of an ingenious design and you have to understand how to set it up In particular:(1

I like this design more than the traditional x design (whether single or double braced) as this design does not get in the way of my knees when I am playing, and allows more room for things such as damper pedals

That stand is a bad design and I broke a weld simply assembling it.

only 32" wide, most "X" stands could not be adjusted low enough for my needs (without also adding a shelf.)The "Z" design offers plenty of clearance for my feet and knees while seated, and the adjustment knobs are easily accessible from the front; though it's not entirely clear to me which side is really the "front".The stand top is deep enough to accommodate my Axiom 49, and leaves enough extra stand-top to add a 6" deep shelf, perhaps for a sheet music holder-gizmo and certainly a drink or too.

I don't have any concerns about tipping/rocking, the keyboard might as well be glued on

Now, I already knew the stand would easily support the keyboard, it was the placement of the pedal that I was worried about.

Perfect Keyboard stand to accommodate a 13-note bass pedalboard.

If she wants, my wife could add a second keyboard to this stand with the appropriate bracket and never worry about it

X" stands are also inherently more unstable and more prone to tipping over if you (or someone else) bumps the keyboard.

Easy setup, sturdy, looks great, adjustable, sexy, what can I say

Easy setup, sturdy, looks great, adjustable, sexy, what can I say

Setup was not difficult.