Would this sit pretty solid holding a small whiteboard as I write on it?
894299
I think if you spread the pegs pretty wide it will sit solid. Also depends on the size of the whiteboard and how hard you write. I use it for some pretty heavy textbooks and it is solid
894300
I wouldn't say it would be good to hold a whiteboard while writing on it. If it were display purposes only...I use it for holding cookbooks as I am preparing recipes and also when typing from a book or paperwork. Good luck!
894301
It is very light weight. It will hold a heavy book, but you would need to hold it with one hand while writing on it with the other hand.
1621726
Should wprk, yes. It depends on the angle, but this does hold surprisingly well if you keep it clean amd dusted.
1536498
Yes it would. It holds 8 1/2 x 11 sheets in the 3 rings so it will hold anything smaller than that.
1684579
It's a nice board, simple, but nice, we use it for a "Scripture of the Week" memory verse board. The frame holds chalk only, to shallow to hold eraser. Hope this helps! Godspeed.
1597175
It's heavy. It might hold for a while. The thing is the surface of the board is not very smooth that makes erasing the writing is not that easy.
1083222
It is strong enough to hold a printer, but I think it would shake/move while printing which might affect print quality.
1780405
I would sort of think not. Not if you want to hold the book open and have plenty of room to write, as well. If you've got the dimensions of the thing, draw it out and see what fits. I bet it's a little cramped. Could be frustrating.
1391647
You can write on it....but it has a small wiggle to it. I use it to lecture and read from, having several large books on it, so weight is no problem. The feet have adjustable rubber pads to help balance it on uneven floors.
1105070
depends on the desk you have .I have a old teacher maple desk with a solid front
708779
I think you'd need to mount it better than mine is. I used the included mounting hardware which is fine for me, my kids (3 & 7), and a dog who runs past it on a daily basis. It is a good quality chalkboard and plenty big enough for a classroom.
1134469
I believe so. Mine hold printing paper among other things. It does, however, wobble side to side a BIT (because it is not ALL on the floor re: coasters)--it works absolutely fine as long as no one would pull on it, but with kids,I'd put it against a wall (i.e. not a room 'divider') etc. I love it.
1044167
Yes as long as it it isn't something that won't stand up by itself like a single sheet of paper. If it is that flimsy, put something thicker behind it. Hope this helped. Lee R
1833536
Depends on the surface in which it will be placed. The stand has a good weight to it and likely won't slide around. The metal tabs for holding pages are easily moved as well, but I don't know what your range of motion is. However, if you typed this question then I imagine you'll be just fine.
1941854
Not exactly made for that. The clip on the bottom wouldn't hold the paper well. If you did, you'd have to stay no bigger then 1 inch on each side our it might sag.
465084
I think it would work well. It is pretty sturdy. My laptop weighs about 5 lbs and I don't have any weight issues with it. There is also a lip on the front that would hold a book well. The lip is about 1/2 inch thick.
1117061
The size of your easel will probably play a big factor. But, for a common easel (one that holds those large pads of paper), I don't recommend this board. I don't think it is stiff enough to be used in this manner.
379753
While not it's primary purpose, it would be sturdy enough to write on, and would hold supplies inside better than just a flat lap table. Why not try it! Best of luck!