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Home » Review » Top 3 Wooden Guitar Stands (2025)

Top 3 Wooden Guitar Stands (2023)

Last updated August 9, 2024

Top 3 Wooden Guitar Stands (2025)

  • Proudly written by Pro-Guitarist,
  • Lewis Turner
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Best

For Home &
Studio Use

Ortega OWGS-1 Wooden Guitar Stand Sleek and unobtrusive design
  • Overall: Anti-slip padding for scratch prevention
  • Best Feature: Features Anti-Slip Padding
  • TedScore™: 9/10
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Best

Stand for your
Music Room

HARTWOOD WOODEN FLOATING GUITAR STAND COMPACT AND STYLISH
  • Overall: Beautiful ash wood enhances the aesthetic appeal
  • Best Feature: Headstock holder ensures your guitar stays in place
  • TedScore™: 9/10
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Best

COMPANION Guitar Stand

GUITAR AND BASS STAND BY GEAR4MUSIC A SAFE HAVEN FOR YOUR MUSICAL COMPANION
  • Overall: Designed To Fit Most Guitars, Studio Acoustics, And Basses
  • Best Feature: Basswood HDF ensures long-lasting reliability.
  • TedScore™: 7/10
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Wooden guitar stands **keep your precious guitar safe and look great** while doing it.

With their functional design and aesthetic appeal, these handcrafted top stands have become popular among guitar enthusiasts.

They provide a reliable and stylish way to display and showcase your guitar while keeping it safe and easily accessible.

This article will delve into wooden guitar stands, exploring their benefits, features, and I’ll explain why they have become a must-have accessory for any guitarist or music room.

Table of Contents

Why Would You Need
a Guitar Stand?

A guitar stand is a valuable accessory for several reasons. Firstly, it provides a safe and convenient way to store your guitar when you’re not playing it.

Placing your guitar on a stand instead of leaning it against a wall or leaving it lying on the floor reduces the risk of accidental damage, such as knocks, falls, or being stepped on.

Why Would You Need A Guitar Stand

It also helps to maintain the instrument’s condition by preventing scratches, dents, or other marks that can occur when it’s not properly supported.

A guitar stand allows easy access to your instrument, making it readily available whenever you feel inspired to play. It eliminates the hassle of constantly retrieving or putting away your guitar, enabling you to spend more time playing and less time setting up.

Types of Guitar Stand

There are three main types of guitar stands:

Types Of Guitar Stand

Standard Guitar Stand

This is a basic, triangular-shaped stand that provides simple support for guitars. It is affordable but may lack stability and can be easily tipped over.

Guitar Stands with a Neck Brace

These stands for instruments are similar to standard ones but include a neck brace that securely holds the guitar. They offer better stability and protection for the instrument.

Guitar Racks

Guitar racks are a storage solution for multiple guitars. They hold guitars sideways and provide stability and safety features such as padding and locking mechanisms. However, they can be more expensive and may not be visually appealing if not fully populated with guitars.

Should You Choose a Wooden Guitar Stand?

Wooden stands can be aesthetically pleasing and provide a classic look that complements the instrument. They are generally sturdy and offer reliable support for guitars.

It is fundamental to ensure that the wooden stand is well-built and has proper padding or protection to prevent damage to the guitar’s finish.

Things to Consider When Buying a Guitar Stand Made of Wood

1. The Wood Used

Consider the type of wood used in the construction of the guitar stand. Different woods have varying levels of durability, aesthetics, and stability.

Standard options include hardwoods like mahogany, oak, or walnut, which offer strength and visual appeal.

2. Stability and Portability

2. Stability And Portability

Ensure the wooden guitar stand is stable enough to securely hold your instrument without any chance of wobbling or tipping.

Look for features like a sturdy base or additional support brackets. Ensure the portability of the stand if you plan on transporting it frequently.

3. Durability

The joints should be solid and secure, and the wood should be treated or finished to protect against wear, moisture, and potential damage.

A durable guitar stand will provide long-lasting support and protection for your instrument.

3 Best Wooden Guitar Stands Available Today

Ortega Owgs-1 Wooden Guitar Stand Review
Perfect for both the home and studio

PERFECT FOR: All level

FEATURES: Features anti-slip padding

OTHER INFO: Dark Brown

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9/10

Ortega OWGS-1 Wooden Guitar Stand

What Retailer to Buy From?

When you check the price above, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Gear4music.

It is the largest music retailer in the UK and fast becoming the most respected online music shop in the US too.  Their customer service is excellent, they have competitive prices, really fast shipping, and usually have the longest guarantee.

Most professional musicians use Gear4music, so there is no reason why you shouldn’t too!

PROS
  • Sleek and unobtrusive design
  • Reliable and secure support
  • Anti-slip padding for scratch prevention
CONS
  • None reported so far
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The TedScore™: 9/10
The TedScore™ is our unique system of scoring products.
The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
from the product build, manufacturer’s reputation through to feedback
from other users, to create our famous TedScore™.
Hartwood Wooden Floating Guitar Stand Review
A Compact and Stylish Solution for your Music Room

PERFECT FOR: All level

FEATURES: Material: Ash

OTHER INFO: Total Height: 1040mm

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9/10

Hartwood Wooden Floating Guitar Stand

What Retailer to Buy From?

When you check the price above, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Gear4music.

It is the largest music retailer in the UK and fast becoming the most respected online music shop in the US too.  Their customer service is excellent, they have competitive prices, really fast shipping, and usually have the longest guarantee.

Most professional musicians use Gear4music, so there is no reason why you shouldn’t too!

PROS
  • Compact footprint saves valuable space
  • Beautiful ash wood enhances the aesthetic appeal
  • Headstock holder ensures your guitar stays in place
CONS
  • Can be more expensive compared to traditional stands.
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The TedScore™: 9/10
The TedScore™ is our unique system of scoring products.
The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
from the product build, manufacturer’s reputation through to feedback
from other users, to create our famous TedScore™.
Guitar And Bass Stand By Gear4Music, Wood Review
A Safe Haven for Your Musical Companion

PERFECT FOR: Beginner

FEATURES: Material: Basswood HDF

OTHER INFO: Designed to fit most guitars, studio acoustics, and basses

Check Price >
7/10

Guitar and Bass Stand by Gear4music, Wood

What Retailer to Buy From?

When you check the price above, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Gear4music.

It is the largest music retailer in the UK and fast becoming the most respected online music shop in the US too.  Their customer service is excellent, they have competitive prices, really fast shipping, and usually have the longest guarantee.

Most professional musicians use Gear4music, so there is no reason why you shouldn’t too!

PROS
  • Basswood HDF ensures long-lasting reliability.
  • Comes in two pieces, making it easy to transport and store.
  • Versatile size
  • Adds a touch of charm and sophistication to your instrument.
CONS
  • Potential stability issues
  • Lack of customization
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The TedScore™: 7/10
The TedScore™ is our unique system of scoring products.
The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
from the product build, manufacturer’s reputation through to feedback
from other users, to create our famous TedScore™.

How to Use a Guitar Stand Correctly?

To use a guitar stand correctly, follow these steps:

  1. Position the stand on a stable and level surface.

  2. Adjust the width of the stand’s arms to accommodate the size of your guitar.

  3. Place the guitar’s lower bout (the widest part of the body) onto the stand’s lower arm.

  4. Gently lean the guitar back until it rests against the stand’s backrest or upper arm.

  5. Ensure the stand securely holds the guitar with no wobbling or instability.

  6. Double-check that the stand’s arms are not pressing against sensitive guitar parts like the neck or strings.

  7. Avoid placing the stand in a high-traffic area where it can be easily knocked over.

Important Tips for Maintaining Your Guitar Stand

Maintaining your instrument’s stand is crucial to ensure longevity and protect your guitar from damage. Below are some important tips for maintaining your guitar stand in good condition.

  1. Regularly inspect your multi-guitar stand for any signs of damage or wear. Look for loose screws, cracks, or bent components, and address them promptly to prevent further damage.

  2. Clean your guitar stand regularly to remove dust, dirt, and fingerprints. Use a soft cloth or a mild cleaning solution to wipe down the surfaces, taking care not to apply excessive pressure or moisture.

  3. Ensure your guitar stand is placed on a stable and level surface to prevent accidental tipping or falling.

  4. Consider using protective padding or cushioning on the contact points where your guitars rest on the stand.

  5. Avoid overloading your multi-guitar stand beyond its recommended capacity. Each stand has a maximum weight limit, and exceeding it could lead to structural damage or instability.

  6. If you need to disassemble or move your guitar stand, follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. Improper handling can cause damage to the stand or create safety hazards.

Wooden Guitar Stands
Summary

Wooden guitar stands offer a beautiful and elegant blend of functionality and aesthetics, providing the perfect resting place for your beloved instrument.

These stands not only showcase the craftsmanship of the woodwork but also serve as a reliable support system and cradle for your guitar, keeping it safe and secure.

So, dear reader, what are your thoughts? Have you ever experienced the magic of sitting on a wooden guitar stand? How does it make you feel when you place your guitar on it?

I’d love to hear your opinion and personal stories in the comments below.

Let’s celebrate the beauty of wooden guitar stands together!

FAQ's

Is it better to hang a guitar or use a stand?

This question has no definitive answer as it ultimately depends on personal preference and specific circumstances. Hanging a guitar on a wall-mounted guitar hanger, such as those offered by string swing, can be a space-saving option and showcase your instrument as a decorative piece.

On the other hand, using a guitar stand provides easy accessibility and requires quick setup, especially if you frequently pick up and play your guitar.

Consider available space, convenience, and aesthetic appeal when deciding between hanging or using a stand for your guitar.

Is it OK to leave guitar out on a stand?

Leaving a guitar on a stand can be acceptable if precautions are taken. Ensure the area where the guitar is placed is relatively stable and free from extreme temperature and humidity fluctuations.

Direct sunlight, excessive heat, or high humidity can damage the wood and affect the overall condition of the instrument. It’s important to use a reliable, sturdy guitar stand that provides proper support and stability.

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  1. SarahTheSkeptic says:
    April 4, 2025 at 3:47 pm

    Lewis, while the article offers a good insight into wooden guitar stands, I can’t help but wonder if it’s all just a bit of an overblown concern. Sure, aesthetics matter to a degree, but at the end of the day, isn’t the main point of a guitar stand to just… hold the guitar? It seems like wooden stands are more about making a statement rather than offering any substantial benefits over their metal or plastic counterparts. Plus, how durable are these things really? Wood can warp and deteriorate much faster than metal, especially under certain environmental conditions.

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  2. FretMaster says:
    March 25, 2025 at 8:14 pm

    wooden guitar stands have vibes man. totally recommend getting one if you care about aesthetics and your instrument

    Reply
  3. The_Strummer says:
    February 26, 2025 at 3:01 am

    While I agree with most points in the article, I have to raise an eyebrow at the portion suggesting that all wooden stands are inherently more stable. In my years on stage and in the studio, I’ve seen some wooden stands that couldn’t hold a candle to their metal counterparts in stability, especially under rigorous touring conditions. It’s not just about the material but how the stand is designed. The type of wood, the construction method, and the design of the base are all critical factors. It’d be useful for future readers if these nuances were discussed more in-depth.

    Reply
    • TuneTwister says:
      April 4, 2025 at 3:45 pm

      So, are metal stands better for touring? kinda confused here.

      Reply
    • GearHead says:
      March 20, 2025 at 11:34 pm

      Absolutely spot on, The_Strummer. Material alone doesn’t define the quality. Design and construction play a massive role too.

      Reply
  4. Jen923 says:
    January 25, 2025 at 10:31 am

    Loved the section on how to use a guitar stand correctly. As a newbie, this guide is super helpful, making me feel more confident in taking care of my instrument. Thanks!

    Reply
  5. guitarGeek77 says:
    December 28, 2024 at 9:50 am

    Honestly, I never realized how much of a difference a good guitar stand makes until I got a wooden one. The stability is just unmatched, and it really compliments the look of my guitar collection. Great rundown on things to consider, especially on the types of wood and durability. It’s amazing how the small details can have such a big impact.

    Reply
    • BrettStrings says:
      April 4, 2025 at 3:47 pm

      Absolutely, the right stand not only showcases your guitar but protects it. Been saying this for years!

      Reply
  6. Axel Fret says:
    November 25, 2024 at 5:04 pm

    Interesting article on guitar stands, particularly the section on wooden stands! I’ve always used metal stands out of habit but never considered the aesthetic and potentially protective benefits of wood, especially for acoustic guitars where humidity and delicate finishes play a big role. Lewis, you’ve shed light on an aspect I overlooked. Cheers for making me rethink my gear setup!

    Reply
  7. MiaCooks says:
    October 30, 2024 at 5:58 am

    Hey Lewis, I’m kinda new to guitars and was wondering if wooden stands are better for acoustic guitars specifically? Got one recently and want to take good care of it. Thanks for the help!

    Reply
  8. MaddyC says:
    October 24, 2024 at 1:59 am

    Just out of curiosity, Lewis Turner, why would wooden stands be chosen over metal ones? Wouldn’t metal be sturdier and less prone to damage over time? I’m genuinely wondering if there’s a sound-related or aesthetic reason here.

    Reply
    • GuitarGuru101 says:
      April 4, 2025 at 3:45 pm

      Wooden stands got that classy vibe, plus they can be less harsh on your guitar’s finish depending on what padding they use.

      Reply

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