C-Line 50920 Literature Holder 9 x 12 Vinyl 20 Pack
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Adjustable easel holds letter-size papers with a movable clip and line guide for hands-free reading
The Sparco Products 38950 literature holder displays letter-size papers at a comfortable reading angle. An adjustable clip secures multiple sheets while a built-in line guide helps you track text during data entry or reference work. It suits home offices, reception desks and any workspace that needs hands-free document viewing.
The unit measures 10 by 2 by 14 inches and finished in black to match standard office décor. Its easel-style base sits stably on a desk without permanent mounting, so you can reposition it instantly. The adjustable clip accommodates varying stack thicknesses, and the integrated line guide slides to the line you are reading.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.51 kg |
| Package size | 348 × 246 × 43 mm |
The easel holds multiple sheets of letter-size paper for easy viewing.
The easel design allows it to stand freely on any flat surface.
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