Made from selective beech wood, this embroidery hoop stand offers a stable, comfortable way to hold your work so you can stitch more accurately and for longer with less fatigue. Key benefits Secure hold: A grooved clamp design grips hoops 0–2.5 cm thick firmly so your fabric stays taut while you stitch. Adjustable angle: Rotate the hoop to a comfortable working angle, reducing strain on hands, arms and shoulders. Wide compatibility: Accepts embroidery hoops up to 40 cm in diameter and works with hoops of different sizes, materials and brands. Durable, pleasant finish: Selective beech wood is lightweight, smooth and burr, with a delicate touch and polished surface that resists wear. Dual use: Designed for both tabletop and seat use so you can stitch at a table or on your lap with the same stand. Features and specifications Material: selective beech wood — lightweight, smooth, durable and flexible. Hoop thickness capacity: 0–2.5 cm (clamped by the groove). Hoop diameter capacity: fits hoops up to 40 cm across. Function: tabletop stand and seat stand for cross stitch, embroidery and punch needle work. Includes detailed English instructions with diagrams for straightforward assembly. Practical use scenarios Home crossstitch session: Clamp a 25–30 cm hoop into the stand on your dining table, rotate to a steady angle and stitch comfortably for longer sessions. Seated embroidery while relaxing: Use the stand on your lap or a chair arm to keep your hands of tension while watching TV or reading patterns. Larger projects and mixed materials: Fit hoops up to 40 cm to work on bigger canvases or different hoop brands and materials without swapping tools. Why choose this stand Keeps fabric taut and steady to improve stitch accuracy. Reduces repetitive strain by allowing natural arm and hand positioning. Compatible with a wide range of hoops and craft projects (DIY embroidery, cross stitch kits, punches). Easy to assemble with clear English instructions and diagrams. Easy to install and use — set up the stand, clamp your hoop, adjust the angle, and start stitching.