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Protocol Equipment 3-in-1 Material Support Roller Stand, Can Convert Between Material Stop, Single Roller, or Multi-Ball Head, Powder-Coated Steel, 150-pound Capacity

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Features

  • 3-in-1 roller stand with 150-pound capacity
  • Supports and moves heavy material in multiple directions
  • Capped feet and tubes offer stability
  • Folds up for easy storage and transport
  • Height adjusts from 28 inches to 45 inches

Description

When the job calls for heavy lifting, turn to the trusted quality of PROTOCOL Equipment. The RS-011B 3-in-1 Roller Stand is an ideal, all-purpose tool designed to support and move heavy material, such as plywood or pipes, in multiple directions. It features one large ball-bearing roller head that can also be used as a material stop. Eight small rollers move independently from each other, helping to move materials in any direction with perfect alignment. The stand is also fully adjustable, with a working height of 28 inches to 45 inches. The wide base features non-slip capped feet to help support up to 150 pounds of material, making this stand the perfect jobsite companion. PROTOCOL tools are designed to exceed the requirements of entry-level pro contractors and DIY customers shopping in select retailers.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 16.93 x 19.69 x 27.57 inches; 10 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ RS-011B


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 1, 2014


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Protocol


Best Sellers Rank: #198,452 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #22 in Roller Stands


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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 150 ratings


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Forget about the instructions they are worthless
Could have been an easier design to assemble, the instructions were two pictures. Be Careful when loosening bolts from bottom support pads there is a piece of metal in the middle that will fall out. You will need a 10 MM wrench for holding back bolts when assembling the head piece. If you buy two like I did the 2nd one becomes much easier to assemble. Once assembled it looks well made and sturdy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2018 by Phil Sanchez
    • Good for the money, but not perfect.
First, which has nothing to do with the quality of the product: fulfillment by Amazon either beat the bottoms out of the store shelf box mine was packaged in and lost the hardware, or else they sent me a return instead of a new product that didn't come back with all of the pieces. The latter is likely because the stand was partially assembled when I opened it. Shame on you Amazon. There are some critiques worth mentioning in previous reviews, as follows: The stand is top heavy: true. The legs don't lock open which can lead to walking or inconsistent heights: true Scabby edges and overall poor fit and finish: true. Can't beat it for $30: true. Easy solution to the majority of the problems follows: Take a couple 2x4s cut a couple inches larger than the outside width of the stance of the extended legs. Clamp them together and use a hole saw or forstner bit the same diameter as the legs to drill a hole through the sides of the clamped boards so that half of the hole falls on either board at the distance necessary to fit over the feet. You now have a pair of blocks that adds weight and stability to the bottom. Throw a couple pieces of rope on them and you can hang them from the top while moving and leave them slung over the handle out of the way when being used to avoid bending over. If you need more weight, throw something on top of the 2x4s. Simple. Cheap. Effective. Efficient. Lazy. Qualities I find useful. Scabby stuff is just scabby, if it bothers you that much take the time to clean it up yourself, you decided not to pay someone else to do it when you bought this at the advertised price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2018 by Waiting
    • Poor leg to feet connection
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The materials are sturdy enough. The problem is the leg to feet connection. I have two other stands of different brands with similar designs but with welded leg/feet connections. The connection for this stand has a pin/bolt connection where the bolt goes through the foot piece and up into the pin and holds the foot piece to the bottom of the leg. This resulted in a much more flexible connection than a weld. At max height where I need it, this stand will flex side-to-side under moderate lateral pressure, and it flexes much more easily then my stands with welded connections. I am concerned it could sway under load and I could lose the load. I am returning it. Update: I may have been too hard on the product. I have looked at alternatives at Home Depot and Harbor Freight and they appear to have a very similar pin design (same factory?) so this may now be industry standard. The manufacturer may have gotten away from the welded design because of shipping and fabrication costs (My current stands are probably 15 years old). A welded connection would still be preferred. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2022 by robert parsons robert parsons
    • Excellent Value
Review Image by E. Larsen E. Larsen
Review Image by E. Larsen E. Larsen
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Review Image by E. Larsen E. Larsen
I got two of these today and assembled them in about 10 minutes total (7 for the first and 3 for the second). Instructions are simple pictures. Easy to follow. Pro: Three positions - uniroller, drum roller or platform Smooth, ball-bearing rollers Long extension 29" - 48" Powder-coated steel legs & roller case Hefty, comfortable extension lock handle Rubberized plastic feet (soft, grippy) Sits perfectly level on my floor Cons: No locking mechanism for the folding leg. Narrow feet (17" total. Only 8.5" on either side) For the price, these are awesome! 150 lb rating is conservative. Held my weight with no problem (225 lbs). No lock allows the one leg to swing closed when you pick it up. Not a big deal but you'll have to make sure it is fully opened every time you move it. The narrow footprint means they will knock over fairly easily so be careful applying too much lateral force, especially when fully extended. These are really minor issues for a $35 roller stand. Overall, I am very pleased. Highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2017 by E. Larsen E. Larsen
    • It's the helper you always wanted.
This is a very nicely made product. I can easily adjust it or my radial arm saw or my table saw. I'm glad that I got a support that not only has a roller, but also ball roller and a stop. It is very stable. I will buy more to handle plywood on my table saw. Folds up easily and stays put.
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2018 by grizzled old man
    • Overall a decent work support. Like the muti-head design.
I was a little leary of this unfamiliar brand but overall I'm very pleased with it. You do have to be careful not to overtighten the height adjustment knob as it can strip the threads out of the body. I've repaired mine once and learned what sufficiently tight is. The multiple head positions has come in very handy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2017 by Darin G.
    • OK, for the price
It's not rocket science but there were no directions. You could tell that it was not made of the best materials....chrome flaking and bearings were not very smooth. Also, when trying to use the bearings, it doesn't take much pressure and they flip down, leaving you on the bar or roller. Overall, okay for the price but I'll be modifying to make better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2021 by Dan
    • Great build quality!
I own three other roller stands and this one seems to be the best value for the money. The steel is heavy gauge and the stand is sturdy and well-engineered. I love the fact that it combines three functions: roller, ball-bearing, and non-moving support. It requires a couple of minutes assembly involving the four included bolts; if you have trouble with Ikea-type wordless instructions, it might take you longer, but it's straightforward. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2017 by kudzu9

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