A guitar stand holds an instrument upright and within reach, from folding A-frame and tripod designs for one guitar to multi guitar racks that store 3, 5 or 10 at once.
Pre-OrderAbout Guitar Stands
A good guitar stand keeps your instrument stable, protected and always within reach. Folding A-frame stands support the body of the guitar and pack flat for gigs, while tripod stands add neck and headstock support for extra security, making them the most popular choice for electric guitars. For players with a growing collection, multi guitar rack stands hold 3, 5 or 10 guitars in one tidy footprint, ideal for home studios and shared stages. Our 3-space rack is our best selling guitar stand.
The range covers stands to suit acoustic guitars, electric guitars and bass, with options from Konig & Meyer, On-Stage, Guitto and SWAMP's exceptional value house range. Short on floor space? Our guitar wall hangers display your instrument like artwork while keeping it clear of pets and children. You'll find straps, capos, tuners and more in the wider guitar accessories range.
Guitar Stand FAQs
What type of guitar stand is best?
It depends on how you use it. A-frame stands are compact and fold flat, tripod stands add neck support for extra stability, and rack stands suit anyone storing several guitars in one spot. For most single-guitar setups, a tripod stand is the safest all-rounder.
Will one stand fit acoustic, electric and bass guitars?
Many stands are universal, but body shapes differ. Deeper-bodied acoustics need a wider cradle, so A-frame stands come in dedicated acoustic and electric variants. Check the stand's stated fit before buying, especially for wide-body acoustic and bass guitars.
Should I choose a floor stand or a wall hanger?
Floor stands need no installation and move with you to rehearsals and gigs. Wall hangers free up floor space and keep guitars away from knocks, pets and kids, but must be mounted into solid timber or brick. Many players use both: a hanger at home and a folding stand for the road.
