Business Source 38205 easel pads 27x34 50 sheets 4/CT white
- Presentation Easels
- White
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Pad retainer attaches to easels to secure 27w x 34h pads and stabilizes posters or boards, folding for compact storage
The Quartet 51T retainer clamps onto a tripod easel to grip a 27-inch by 34-inch pad from the top edge. It also steadies posters and boards during presentations. The aluminium frame folds flat when not in use.
This retainer suits anyone who needs to secure a 27w x 34h pad to an existing tripod easel. Buyers without a matching easel or who need a different pad size will not be able to use it.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Quartet |
| Model name | 51T |
| Product type | Easels |
| Product color | Black |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.41 kg |
| Package size | 734 × 84 × 66 mm |
The 51T retainer attaches to easels sold separately; any easel that can mount a top retainer and accommodate a 27w x 34h pad will work.
Yes — the retainer clamps the top of a 27w x 34h pad and also steadies posters or boards on compatible older easels.
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