Lanyard Stand
Lanyard Stand
A lanyard stand, sometimes called a lanyard tree, holds lanyards on two horizontal arms so they hang straight instead of knotting in a box. Set it on a registration table, a check-in counter, or an event supply station.
Material Details
Powder-coated black metal with a weighted square base and a T-bar top. The two arms measure 11.81 inches, 300mm, with capped ends so lanyards slide off easily but do not fall off on their own. The whole stand weighs a little over a pound, so it stays put on a busy table without being a hassle to carry.
Use this event lanyard stand at registration desks, check-in counters, badge pickup tables, and event supply stations. It keeps lanyards and attached badges off the tablecloth, within arm's reach, and sorted if you are running different lanyard colors for attendees, staff, and VIPs.
The stand comes apart into three pieces: the square base, the vertical pole, and the T-bar. Assemble it at your event with no tools, then set the height anywhere from 14.17 inches, 360mm, up to 24.8 inches, 630mm, using the adjustment knob on the pole. Go low for a seated check-in table, go tall when you want lanyards visible over a crowd. Pair it with custom lanyards and name badges for a complete check-in setup.
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FAQ - Questions Worth Asking
A lanyard stand is a metal T-bar stand with a weighted square base and two horizontal arms for hanging lanyards. Some people call it a lanyard tree. At check-in it keeps lanyards and attached badges visible, tangle free, and ready for attendees or staff to pick up one at a time.
It adjusts from 14.17 inches, 360mm, at its lowest to 24.8 inches, 630mm, fully extended. There is a knob on the pole, so you can change the height at the event rather than committing to one setting.
Each side of the T-bar gives you an 11.81 inch, 300mm, span, and the arm ends are capped with a 0.98 inch, 25mm, tip. That is enough length for a practical stack of lanyards per arm, and the caps keep them from sliding off when someone bumps the table.
Yes. It separates into the base, the vertical pole, and the T-bar, so it packs flat in a case instead of travelling assembled. Put the three pieces together at the venue, adjust the height, and set it where lanyards get handed out.
The base is a weighted flat square, which is what keeps a loaded stand steady. Load lanyards evenly across both arms rather than hanging everything on one side, and keep it back from the edge of the table.
That depends on your lanyard width and whether badges are already attached. Load each arm until lanyards still separate cleanly when someone lifts one off. If they start bunching, split the load across a second stand rather than overfilling one.
Yes. The stand is sold on its own, so pair it with BadgeBuzz custom lanyards and name badges to finish the setup. Hanging pre-assembled lanyard and badge sets on the stand is the fastest way to run a name-collection or pre-printed badge pickup.
The stand itself is a black metal display piece and is not printed or branded. Your branding lives on the lanyards and name badges hanging from it, which is where attendees actually look.
Decide how many pickup points your check-in needs, then order one stand per point rather than one for the whole table. Confirm your lanyard and badge quantities at the same time, and if you are running colors by attendee type, plan a stand or an arm per color so staff are not untangling during the rush.