DOKIO Solar Panel Tilt Mount Stand – Lightweight Adjustable Stainless Steel Bracket for Foldable Panels, Portable Angle Adjustment for RV, Tent, Balcony, Camping

I didn't realize how small they were and I had ordered 4 packs for 8 panels. I need two of these to support one 200w panel horizontally. I had to purchase additional frames for my other 4 panels. Two brackets will support a panel and they seem to be made well, so they will serve their purpose for on ground positioning. I just have a small off grid set up for my backyard. It's a portable set up and can be re-located easily, and that's why I wanted these portable frames.

Broke the first time I used it. The welds on the nuts are total garbage. The first time I used them they broke right where they are welded to the bolt assembly. The customer service team reached out to me after a bad review and sent me a new set. That’s service. Just received the new set and the welds look better. I will be putting them to the test in a few weeks on an expedition.

Before buying these stands I read a lot of reviews that made me hesitant. I ended up buying a pair they was a returned deal and they were in very used condition. They have been holding steady for the part year and I have not a single regret. They are super sturdy and if someone broke a nut on the adjustment nut, it is because they don't understand basic torquing principles, not because the welds are defective.

If you have bought the DOKIO 300W flexible/portable solar panel kit intending on using these stands with it, either don't... or buy 2 of these kits. There's only 2 stands in the box, and the 300w panels are too large for these stands. They can barely hold it up, and easily blow over. The panels are heavy enough too that they flex and fold no matter where you put the stands on them. They're good stands and probably work fine for smaller kits with less fold out panels that are smaller/lighter, but far too small for the bigger DOKIO panel kit. Not sure if I'm going to order another stand kit to try out 4 of them. I might just leave the panels on the ground flat, or lay them on top of my car when camping and not bother with the stands.

This should have worked. The picture shows an attached tool that was not included. The bolt heads are rounded and do not appear to be designed for an Allen wrench. Finger tightening does not work to hold the stand once the solar panel is added. Perhaps a wing nut type fastener would work better.

Excelente material y cómodo para guardar

Smaller than expected but I could have paid more attention to the ad. Regardless, they do work just fine for my solar panels and are easy to use and to store. I ended up being grateful for the smaller size since they take up so little room in the closet.

It's a little stiff and wish it tightend without an Allen key but it's sturdy and it holds my 6'L 3'W foldable panel just fine

We use it to position our 600W Allpowers solar panel . We can easily fold it away and it holds the 50lbs panel

Fonctionne très bien.

Blows over in a light wind Not wide or tall enough

I haven’t used these outside yet (see: snowbanks) but upon first setting them up on my floor, I already have high hopes that they’ll make my folding 120W panel (folds out to 6 ‘loose’ panels that can’t stand up on their own) into a fairly viable setup! And I love how lightweight and compactly they can collapse down to! Sure to be a great addition to an upcoming bike-camping trip! (these + panel + “solar generator” + tent should all fit nicely into my bike-towed trailer)

These should be called "Minatare Solar Panel Stands" I put my portable panels on it and the stand just falls over. I did try different setup, read the instructions...no go. THESE ARE JUST TO SAMALL....not happy, can't return them because I'm past the return date (my fault, rain and cold 3 weeks, today first day of sunshine) can't seam to find a way for Amazon to contact me....