Is there anyway to secure paper in place with this table?
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yes the table she/he writes on lifts up and there is also to places on the side to hold paper it holds her coloring books. If you are talking secure where he/she can not be able to touch with out you then no.
1469886
I don't see why not. However, I have a feeling that the paper roll would have a tendency to slip off if the holder wasn't exactly horizontal. On reveiwing our installation, I think it would look just as good, maybe even better installed horizontally. I would have someone hold it against the wall and then see if the roll slipped off while pulling the paper .... worth a try before you drill holes.
365773
You have to use double sided post-it notes and the weight of the top holds it in place ;-)
2281282
I began tinkering with my table and discovered another change you would have to make. There is a half moon notch on either side of the bottom shelf for the top brackets to pass through when folding. You would have to router out new notches in the edges of the bottom shelf to match the new positions of the brackets. If you don't fold, no worries. There always something.
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I've used it as a light table by simply putting a desk lamp underneath. I'd suggest getting a desk lamp with a clamp. There's an area in the middle to the far back of the surface where the adjustable height arm connects to that can block some of the light. This didn't get in my way when working on 11"x17" paper, but if you're planning to use the entire surface lightboxed, it might be troublesome and require extra lights.
1093624
You might be able to fit two reams if you do it right. There's a little plastic piece that gets screwed into the bottom side of the top of the table which keeps the shelf from coming out too far. I did not install this piece, so I can pull the drawer out all the way if I want. If you want to keep reams of paper in here, I suggest not installing this piece as well.
364063
You would have a hard time using it if it wasn't clamped down. Use blocks of wood to protect you table. That is what I have done.
267571
There is an additional paper tray that you can adjust for legal paper. This is the part you need. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BRD0HQQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1253875
The holders will have to be pulled out away from the pages to flip pages, then replaced on pages. At least that is how I have to work my stand. The holders do not move very easily on my stand.
403502
Paper will not go straight by itself. We have to guide its movement. Otherwise paper will get jammed easily.
1139865
Please do not try to fold this table and lean one side against the wall. This table comes in two equal pieces, imagine two card tables held together by a net. You see what I mean - you can't do it. M. Clancy
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I would probably use a light card board to provide extra stability if you want to make sure the item doesn't get bent. Also I trick I figured out is to seal the excess packaging tightly around the object you are sending to prevent bending.
814240
I had two possibilities get it laminated so the paper is protected and then use dbl sided tape or glue the strips that posters are hung with . Going to try the latter F. Griffin
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I love mine, the paper roll fits tight so as to pull off each sheet ! Just push it down on the central holder!
2013325
No, paper is like a notebook blinded by glue. It's really nice so you don't lose any paper. But if you are looking at removing the paper this would not be a good option.
1623264
No you can't, but unless someone has an allergy to paper it's an easy fix: I just used tape on one side as a sort of hinge and stuck a "flap" over it. The beauty of waking up in a good mood instead of being slapped awake by an alarm far outweighs the minor imperfection of the paper cover. This clock is STILL one of my all-time favorite purchases!
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Yes. just figure out which direction to load the paper. If it's upside down it won't mark through.