
Music
Keyboard workstation
Build a compact support around the way you perform.
A new modular system
Create custom stands, mounts and rigs by hand. Fold them down for transport. Reconfigure them anytime. No tools required.
Built around you
Explore builds for music, podcasting, photo & video, and more.

Music
Build a compact support around the way you perform.

Music
Position a keyboard or controller around your playing setup.

Music
Build equipment support that can change as your rig grows.

Music
Configure microphone support around the performer and space.

Music
Bring instruments and accessories into one adaptable structure.

Music
Create a modular rack that can change with your instruments.

Music
Take the same modular support system onto the wall.

Podcast
Bring microphones, lights and devices into one adaptable setup.

Podcast
Position a camera and accessories around your recording setup.

Podcast
Build compact microphone support for a desk or recording space.

Podcast
Position a tablet where it works best in your recording setup.

Podcast
Build support around the equipment already in your studio.

Other builds
Use the same components for structures beyond conventional stands.

Other builds
Build a general-purpose support and reconfigure it when needed.

Other builds
Create a simple structure from reusable modular components.

Other builds
Position a laptop around the way you work.

Other builds
Adapt the system to equipment and spaces beyond the studio.

Other builds
Build support that can expand as your equipment grows.

Other builds
Create a compact support around your working position.

Other builds
Extend equipment into useful positions with a modular arm.

Other builds
Configure a freestanding structure for the job at hand.

Photo & video
Position cameras and accessories around your shooting setup.
Build your setup

Choose a configuration that works for your setup.

Thread the components together by hand. No tools required.

Add components as your setup grows.

Fold the structure down and take the setup with you.
Designed for reuse
Manofold works with the stands, mounts and equipment you already own. Add only what you need, then reconfigure the same components as your setup changes.
Why Manofold
Discover what makes Manofold a different kind of system.

Create the stand, mount or structure your setup actually requires.
Put your equipment where it works best for you.
Change the same components as your equipment, space or needs change.
Fold complete structures down for transport without rebuilding them.
Robust, all-metal components designed for repeated use.
Use what you already have
Manofold uses standard mounting threads to work with cameras,microphones, tripods, stands and equipment you already own.
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GRIP

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Start building
The original Manofold launch kit — a limited-edition configuration created for our earliest customers. Once this edition is gone, it won’t be offered again. A complete set of core components to start building, experimenting and expanding your setup.
6061-T6 aluminium hinges · steel structural rails ·stainless-steel mounting hardware
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Practical builds, clever setups and new ways to use the system.
Good to know
No. Manofold is designed so normal assembly, adjustment andreconfiguration can be done by hand.
Manofold uses common 1/4"-20, 3/8"-16 and 5/8"-27 mountingstandards used across camera, audio and studio equipment.Adapters can extend compatibility further.
Yes. Manofold can be used as a freestanding structure orintegrated with compatible stands, tripods and supports youalready have.
Yes. The system is modular, so you can add rails, hinges,cubes, arms and other components as your setup develops.
Not necessarily. The locking hinges allow many structures tofold down while remaining assembled, so they can be openedagain when you reach your destination.

Need some help
Not sure what you can build, what you need, or whether Manofold will work with your gear? Use the chat widget on this page or send us a message and we’ll help you work it out.
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