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Red A-frame guitar stand folded flat with foam-padded arms and rubber feet

5 Core

5 Core GSS RED Guitar Stand A-Frame Red

SKU CH-SGSD-H56PC

A compact, foldable A-frame stand with soft EVA and rubber padding that securely holds acoustic, electric, bass, ukulele or banjo instruments

  • TypeGuitar Stand
  • FinishRed
  • MaterialsSteel, Iron, EVA, Rubber
  • SpecificationColor : Red Material : Steel, Iron, EVA, Rubber Arm Material
  • FeatureSTRONG & LONG LASTING CRADLE ARM A-FRAME STRUCTURE CEASY TO
  • Dimension13.75x9.2x2.4 Inches
  • Strong A-frame steel construction keeps guitars stable
  • Soft EVA foam and rubber padding protects instrument finish
  • Folds flat in seconds for easy transport and storage
  • Fits acoustic, electric, bass, ukulele and banjo
  • Weighs 2.1 Lb with 13.75 x 9.2 x 2.4 Inch footprint

A-Frame Guitar Stand for Multiple Instruments

The 5 Core GSS RED is a foldable A-frame stand built from steel and iron with a red finish. It holds acoustic guitars, electric guitars, basses, ukuleles and banjos on padded arms. The compact design collapses flat without tools for transport to school, studio or stage. Musicians needing a wall-mounted rack or a multi-guitar carousel will not be served by this single-instrument floor model.

Stability and Surface Protection

A 9.75 inch maximum leg span and rubberised feet keep the frame steady on stage floors. EVA foam on the cradle arms and rubber on the backrest prevent finish scratches during normal use. The stand weighs 2.1 lb and measures 13.75 by 9.2 by 2.4 inches when open. No power draw, fan noise or thermal output is produced by this passive metal structure.

Steel Construction and Daily Handling

Heavy-duty steel and iron tubing with anti-corrosion paint and reinforced welded joints form the frame. Folding action requires no loose parts or tools, so setup and pack-down are quick between sets. Soft EVA and rubber contact points protect instrument finishes during repeated mounting. The single-unit package includes only the stand itself.

Highlights

  • Strong A-frame steel construction keeps guitars stable
  • Soft EVA foam and rubber padding protects instrument finish
  • Folds flat in seconds for easy transport and storage
  • Fits acoustic, electric, bass, ukulele and banjo
  • Weighs 2.1 Lb with 13.75 x 9.2 x 2.4 Inch footprint

Specifications

Brand5 Core
ModelGSS RED
Part NumberGSS RED
TypeGuitar Stand
FinishRed
MaterialsSteel, Iron, EVA, Rubber
SpecificationColor : Red
Material : Steel, Iron, EVA, Rubber
Arm Material : Steel
Arm Padding Material : EVA Foam
Back Padding Material : Rubber
Max Leg Width : 9.75 Inch
FeatureSTRONG & LONG LASTING
CRADLE ARM
A-FRAME STRUCTURE
CEASY TO USE
Built from heavy duty metal to be sturdy and stable, our stand securely holds your guitar without tipping over. It’s designed to last.
The unique shape of the arms holds large or small guitars safely. It increases the instrument compatibility significantly.
Designed to match the body and weight of the guitar, providing enhanced stability and suitability for the instrument.
Quick and simple setup. Adjustments are easy to make, so you can get your guitar ready in no time.
Dimension13.75x9.2x2.4 Inches
Weight2.1 Lb

Questions about this item

How do I set up the A-frame stand and what step do people often miss?

Unfold the steel A-frame until the legs lock open, then rest the instrument on the EVA-padded arms and rubber back pad; the step users skip is confirming the 9.75-inch leg spread is fully seated so the stand will not fold under the guitar's weight.

What parts will need replacement after extended use?

The EVA foam on the cradle arms and the rubber back padding are the wear items; they compress and can tear over time, while the steel frame and iron hardware remain serviceable.

What is the first limitation I will hit when leaving a heavy bass on the stand for long sessions?

The 9.75-inch maximum leg width sets the stability envelope; a heavy bass can gradually push the legs inward if the spread is not fully locked, making tip-over the practical limit before any material failure.

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