Gator Frameworks Double Guitar Stand

Description

The Gator Frameworks GFW‑GTR‑2000 is a rugged, double‑guitar stand designed to securely hold two electric or acoustic guitars with confidence and stability. Built from heavy‑duty steel tubing, it provides a durable, road‑ready foundation that keeps your instruments safe during rehearsals, performances, and studio sessions. Finish‑safe rubberized padding protects delicate guitar finishes, while the wide tripod base ensures reliable balance on any stage or practice room floor.

Each guitar rests in a padded cradle with an adjustable neck restraint that locks the instrument in place, preventing accidental bumps or slips. The stand’s height‑adjustable yoke accommodates a wide range of body shapes and sizes, making it equally suitable for electrics, acoustics, and basses. Removable red safety trim on the feet enhances visibility in dark venues, reducing the risk of tripping or stand collisions during fast stage changes.

When it’s time to pack up, the collapsible leg design folds quickly into a compact footprint for easy transport. Lightweight yet sturdy, the GFW‑GTR‑2000 is built for players who need dependable multi‑instrument support without sacrificing portability. Whether you're managing multiple guitars on stage or keeping your collection organized at home, this stand delivers the protection, convenience, and durability that Gator Frameworks is known for.

Construction

• Heavy‑duty steel tubing for long‑term durability
• Finish‑safe rubberized padding on all contact points
• Removable red safety trim for visibility on dark stages

Capacity

• Holds two electric, acoustic, or bass guitars securely

Adjustability

• Height‑adjustable neck yoke
• Neck restraint for secure instrument positioning

Dimensions (Gator Spec Sheet)

• Compact folded size: 28" × 13.3" × 5"
• Height range (bottom cradle to top yoke): 19.6" – 23"
• Top cradle width: 3.15"; bottom cradle width: 6.7"
• Leg width: 20.8"

Weight

• Approx. 4.16 lbs

Warranty

• 3‑year Gator Frameworks warranty on manufacturing defects