Paper Rolls, Palettes & Easel Parts · 1 model
Easel Accessories — Trays, Holders and Spare Parts
Accessories are the aftermarket side of an easel order: a brush tray, a paper roll holder, a spare spindle, a replacement clamp. They matter commercially because an easel that cannot be kept working is a returned easel, and they matter practically because an accessory only exists to fit a model - a universal part is usually a part that fits the models the supplier had in front of them that week.
This group is the smallest in the catalogue and each page names the easel models an accessory is recorded against. That is the useful specification here: not a size in isolation, but the fit. A buyer ordering spares for a programme should match the accessory to the model numbers already ordered, and where the fit is not recorded the page says confirmed per model rather than calling the part universal.
Typical range
| Parts | brush trays, roll holders, spindles, clamps and spare fittings |
|---|---|
| Fit | each accessory is recorded against the easel models it fits |
| Material | timber, plywood and metal fittings; per model |
| Carton | bagged and cartoned; count stated per model |
| MOQ | quoted per model; lower minimums than the easels |
| Use | aftermarket spares and add-on parts for an existing order |
What buyers check first
- Match the accessory to the easel model number rather than to a description, since the fit is the specification.
- Ask for the critical dimension - spindle diameter, tray width, clamp span - and compare it with the model you already stock.
- Confirm the material of the wearing part, because a metal spindle and a timber spindle fail differently.
- Order a small trial of any part that moves or carries weight before adding it to a repeat programme.
1 model
Sorted by completeness of the model record
FAQ — Easel Accessories
Do these accessories fit easels from other suppliers?
Sometimes, but we do not claim it. A tray, a spindle or a clamp is made for the model it was designed for, and the pages here name the easel models each accessory is recorded against. Where a buyer wants a part for another brand's easel, the honest route is to measure the fitting - spindle diameter, tray width, the distance between the arms - and ask whether that measurement appears on any model in this catalogue. Describing a part as universal to win an enquiry is how a supplier loses a repeat account.
Can accessories be ordered without easels?
Yes. Accessories are separate models with their own minimum order quantity, so a buyer can restock spares for a programme already delivered without reordering the easels. That is the point of the line: an easel sold two years ago still needs a tray, and a buyer who has to order a container of easels to get a replacement part will find another source. The minimums on this group are generally lower than the easel models, and where a part is cartoned in multiples the count is on the model page.
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