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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Model
- NF30B
- Color
- Black
- Material
- Engineered Wood
- Finish Type
- Lacquered
- Base Width
- 10.5 in
- Built-In Media
- Speaker Stands & Speaker Mounts
Features 5
- For Carpet or Tile Floors: These speaker stands come with two different foot options for placement on either carpet or tile floor.
- Wire Management: The unique wire management system lets you hide cables in a safety channel behind the pillar
- Speaker Isolation Options: Sanus's speaker stand comes with two different speaker isolation options,
- Included are four carpet spikes and four screw in polyester feet
- You can use the neoprene pads or the brass studs, whichever one suits your purpose
Description
The Sanus natural Series Nf30 is a 30-inch stand for small bookshelf speakers up to 25 lbs. Its MDF base includes adjustable carpet spikes and screw-in polyester feet for stability. A solid hardwood pillar supports a 6 by 6-inch top plate with adjustable-height brass studs and neoprene pads to provide superior isolation and resonance damping for speakers. A patented wire management channel conceals and protects cables. This product is sold as a pair.
Specs 19
| Brand | Sanus |
|---|---|
| Material | Engineered Wood |
| Color | Black |
| Finish Type | Lacquered |
| Base Width | 10.5 inches |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| UPC | 793795283016 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 16 |
| Built-In Media | Speaker Stands & Speaker Mounts |
| Item Type Name | Sanus NF30B 30" Natural Foundations Speaker Stand Black |
| Manufacturer | SANUS |
| Model Number | NF30B |
| Mfr Part Number | NF30B |
| Maximum Height | 30 inches |
| Finish | Lacquered |
| Enclosure Material | Engineered Wood |
| Load Capacity | 25 pound |
| Fit Type | Universal Fit |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Beautiful, Sturdy, Functional, Good Value With Lots Of Extras
Very attractive stand, sold as a pair in one box. Lots of extras make it really nice: for instance you get two pairs of upper plates, one is rectangular, the other a truncated triangular shape (use whichever works best for your speakers, store the other pair of plates for different future needs, nice), also choice of self-adhesive pads or small press-in cones for the speaker to rest upon, and includes carpet spikes or plastic feet for the base plate. Very easy to assemble using a Phillips head screwdriver. Carpet spikes have a nut that can be tightened with just pliers, small channel locks, or appropriate wrench (something in the 1/4" to 3/8" range judging by sight - not sure, I just went with channel-locks). Also has a pair of grooves into which you slide flexible plastic slats for hiding speaker wires, which worked fine for my 14AWG wire. The stands' piano black finish looks very nice. My Peachtree Audio D5 speakers look fantastic on this stand, which brings them to the perfect height. I am very pleased with the quality, the solidity, the function and appearance of these stands. Highly recommended while they last.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2014 by ReaderHal
Damaged part. Fits Sonos Play 5 perfectly.
Let me begin by saying this product deserves 5-stars. However, it came to my home with a damaged part (even though everything was carefully wrapped inside), and for that, I have to deduct two stars. More on that in a moment. I spent quite a bit of time researching stands for my new Sonos Play 5 speakers. If I had bought the stands Sonos sells, I would be paying $150 apiece. There were a lot of stands on Amazon that fit the bill, but also very expensive. In the end, I didn't want to go too expensive but nothing too cheap. I was looking for the best value for the buck. Sanus would have fit that bill. I own lots of Sanus furniture and for the most part, it's quality stuff. However, reading through the many Amazon reviews for this product I was concerned over the method of shipment and how people were receiving these stands with damaged boxes and in some cases, damaged parts. I thought I was the lucky one. The box came double-wrapped. So, upon opening the Amazon outer box I was pleased to find the Sanus stand box practically unscathed. Opening that box, I could see that each of the enclosed pieces was wrapped in some sort of thin styrofoam protectant. I laid out all the pieces without really inspecting any of them before I started my build of the stand. I worked on building both stands at the same time. The instructions are pretty straight-forward, and I suppose it took me under 30 minutes to assemble both. All you need is a Philips screwdriver --- an electric one would suit you much better as some of these screws had to be somewhat forced into the pre-formatted wooden holes. One thing to note, as it isn't easily depicted in the manual -- the top square plate gets installed upside down. So, I am about 3/4 of the way through the install when I notice that one of the base plates has a huge chip on the edge. Worst still, it's in the front. I took some heavy black magic marker and was able to blacken out the wood. I am including a picture of the damaged part below. It did a reasonably good job of hiding the damage, but I am still going to go after Sanus and have them replace the part as it is unacceptable that anything inside the box should arrive damaged. I will report back and let you know how good Sanus support actually is and if they replace the part. The stand itself looks quite nice. In fact, it doesn't look at all like a stand that would still fall under the "budget" category. By the time you get finished putting this together you will have a lot of screws and parts left over. The reason being, Sanus gives you several options on how you may want the stands assembled from different mounting plates to a choice of wooden or carpet spikes. I used carpet spikes for my medium-pile rug. I also opted to use the stick-on rubber mats instead of pins to hold the speakers themselves in place. If you are a Sanus Play 3 or 5 owner, these stands will have no problem holding their weight. The Play 5 speakers, in vertical position, fit wonderfully atop the square mounting plate with less than an inch of overhang on each side. That speaker, by the way, weighs just under 15 lbs. The stand is also sturdy. I don't have any fears of it tipping over. So, to sum up this review --- it is absolutely a 5-star product, however, a damaged part has knocked off two stars from this review. I will update all of you if I hear back from Sanus.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2017 by Ronald Epstein Ronald Epstein
Excellent speaker stands arrived undamaged
We found these speaker stands to be attractive, well designed, well made, easy to assemble, and sturdy; yet inexpensive. These stands adequately support the front speakers for our Yamaha NS-AP6500BL home theater speaker package. We endorse other reviewers positive comments. In addition, all screw holes in our stands were properly sized and recessed (unless you attach them upside down). The plastic wire covers were easy to install provided you first attach the base, then bend the covers into the slots at one end and slide them down toward the base, maintaining the bend as you go. We do not find the appearance of these plastic covers to be objectionable. The wire covers will easily accommodate 12 gauge speaker wires, but you will have to use a drill to enlarge the hole in the top plate, then find higher cushioned feet to set the speaker on so that thicker wire can pass beneath the speaker. Alternatively, you can route thicker wire out of the top of the wire cover behind the top plate and directly to the speaker terminals. The downside. The stands were not well packed. Fortunately, however, they arrived undamaged. At this same time, we ordered two identical 36" inch Sanus stands in the same packaging from another company. The box for the 36" stands was mishandled in transit and the corners of both base plates were cracked or broken; the box was retaped, apparently by the shipper. The seller had no replacement parts and instead offered a $20 partial refund, or a full refund upon return of the damaged stands. This takes too much time and hassle. Who has time to fill out the paperwork, repack, and return such items? Not us. Like other reviewers, we decided to make the best of a bad deal and got out a black marker to cover the broken corners as best we could. Sellers of Sanus should (1) obtain access to replacement parts for such purposes, (2) stop selling these stands until the manufacturer packs them adequately, or (3) sellers (and Amazon) need to find shipping companies other than UPS and Federal Express, neither of whom could give a s**t. Poor packaging is the reason for four stars instead of five.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2012 by Average Consumer