3.5 inches height seems too small. Can this item hold a book that is 10.5 inches long?
1993223
It can. It also has so many adjustments making it easy to use from many angles. I use mine every day for magazines, books even newpapers!
1993224
at present i am reading a book that is 9.5" high. i think the 10.5 one would work.
1993225
It's 3 inches deep, not tall or wide. It's 7.9 inches tall and 10.5 inches wide. It holds all my big books just fine.
1993226
It can definitely hold a book that tall as long as it's not super duper thick. I have a big heavy calculus back that fits in this book stand fine. It's very sturdy.
1718735
I don't have the bookcase in front of me, but it easily fits one of our books that is 10 inches wide, 13 inches tall. You position the shelves yourself when you assemble the bookcase, so you can choose the height of the sections. From what I remember, there are several evenly spaced notches to choose from. We purposely left the bottom shelf quite tall for oversized books and items. Hope that helps.
2072409
It may be...I believe there's one that's 5 inches high, that will probably work better. I'm 5'3" and wish I'd purchased the 5 inch one...
847564
I suppose it would work from an appearance standpoint. I don't think there are enough shelves. Would certainly work for larger books.
320463
The shelves are nice and deep and can also be adjusted for the height of your books. They're made for average sized books but taller books may require you to adjust how/where you place your sheves which is great to even have the option. I hope this was helpful.
333975
We are talking EXACT measurements here. I just went and measured my shelf with one door closed and it measures 10 3/4". Afraid you binder will NOT fit properly. Sorry
246849
The height of the shelves is 9 1/2 inches. The top shelf will be a little taller, but you will need to tip the book to get it in.
155443
You can put a pretty thick book in it in my opinion. I usually have 3 stacked in it at a time. The bottom of the metal piece is about 5". All my books are about 1" thick (closed spine). Tallest book is 10" and when I have the 10" in the holder about 1" is above the glass cover. Glass cover is 9.5" tall & almost 14" wide
1352395
Large books won't fit, but I tried some hardcover novels (9.5"x6.5") and they were fine. The space is 11" high, but because of the angle, it's just a bit over 6" deep at that point.
1366146
THe height of mine is 5 inches. It is the exact right size to hold my newspapers until recycling time.
1893818
Maybe 1/2 inch high. I gave the Lectern as a gift so not sure, but my Patsor uses it to hold a flull size Bible with no problem and holds papers securly. Hope this helps!
1157744
Not that tall in my opinion. When opened it is about counter height. I suppose it could work.
558356
It is stable enough to hold that size book, however, for a book that size I would purchase the largest size available. I "think" that might be the Freezia; the shelf where the bottom of the book stands is wider and would be more sufficient for the size book you want to use. The Jasmine has about 1.5 inch shelf. Those little page holders will hold your pages in place without damaging them. I hope this helps.
1448980
When the stand is extended to its highest position and with the book holder attachment attached, the middle of the attachment is 54" from the floor. If this is too low for you, you could solve the problem by removing the wheels from the base and putting it on a box which is the right height to raise the stand to the level you want (the base is a square with 13" sides).
1157876
Probably not. The base where the book sits is not very deep. It's only about 2 1/2 inches.
989592
It is really intended for a book 3" thick or thinner. That said I tried putting two books in it to approximate that thickness and it sits in it, but the front clear cover is pushed forward. Basically it would work but it's not optimal.
1848815
I don't think it would be ideal for books since its not very long and deep, but i guess you could put some books on it it just wouldnt fit too many.