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Jack Richeson Lyptus Wood Navajo

Jack Richeson Lyptus Wood Navajo

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$219.99at StaplesChecked Nov 8

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $219.99 at Staples on Nov 8.
  • Our take on the Jack Richeson Lyptus Wood Navajo

    The Jack Richeson Lyptus Wood Navajo is a studio easel built from lyptus, a fast-growing eucalyptus hardwood that is denser and heavier than the pine and beech used on many easels at this level. It stands about 58 inches tall with a 27.5-inch base and a 22-inch footprint, so it holds larger canvases while staying stable on a floor or table. The natural finish and simple A-frame styling suit a home studio or classroom. Compared with lightweight aluminum tripod easels it is far sturdier, but it is heavier and does not fold down small for travel.

    Best forHome studio painters working in oil or acrylicArtists using canvases up to roughly 40 inchesClassrooms and shared art spacesBuyers who want solid wood over aluminum
    Pros
    • Dense lyptus hardwood resists wobble better than pine or beech
    • Wide 27.5-inch base and 22-inch depth give a stable footprint
    • Natural finish looks good in a home studio
    • Holds large canvases that tripod easels cannot
    • Simple assembly with common hardware
    Cons
    • Heavy and awkward to move once set up
    • Does not collapse for travel or storage
    • Wood finish can show paint and scuffs
    • Mast and tray adjustments are less refined than on pricier studio easels

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    Jack Richeson Lyptus Wood Navajo price history

    Lowest price we've seen: $219.99 on Nov 9 at Staples. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

    What reviewers say

    Owners of Jack Richeson lyptus easels generally describe them as solid, stable working easels that handle large canvases without shaking. Most criticism centers on weight and the effort of moving or storing them.

    What people mention
    • StabilityPraisedOwners say the wide base keeps the easel steady even with large canvases.
    • WeightCriticisedBuyers note it is heavy and awkward to reposition once assembled.
    • BuildPraisedThe lyptus hardwood is described as dense and well finished.
    • StorageMixedIt does not fold flat, so it needs dedicated floor space.
    • AssemblyMixedPutting it together is straightforward but takes some time.

    Specifications

    Width (")
    27.5Source
    Quantity (pcs)
    1Source
    Color
    NaturalSource
    Height (")
    58.0Source
    Depth (")

    Questions and answers

    What kind of wood is the Navajo easel made of?
    It is made from lyptus, a eucalyptus hybrid hardwood grown on plantations. It is denser and heavier than the pine and beech common on cheaper easels.
    How large a canvas can it hold?
    The mast and tray adjust to take canvases well beyond what a table easel handles, up to roughly 40 inches tall. Very large canvases may exceed its comfortable range.
    Does it fold for storage or travel?
    No. It is a studio easel that stays assembled, so plan on floor space for it. For plein air work, a folding tripod easel is a better fit.
    Is it hard to assemble?
    Assembly uses standard hardware and most owners manage it in under an hour. Two people help when lifting the finished frame.
    Is it stable enough for oil painting with a heavy canvas?
    Yes. The wide base and dense wood keep it from rocking, which is why owners use it for large oil and acrylic work.
    How does it compare with an aluminum tripod easel?
    It is heavier and does not fold, but it is far more stable and holds bigger canvases. The tripod wins only on portability.
    Where is the Jack Richeson Lyptus Wood Navajo cheapest?
    At Staples, for $219.99, as of our latest check.

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