Has anyone tried this cookbook holder with a 3-ring cookbook? How does it hold the pages if the splatter screen is resting against the rings?
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I use a three ring cookbook and it works fine for me. The splatter shield is adjustable back and forth so it holds thin or thick books. Even an electronic tablet. It isnt very wide, however, and the three ring book hangs back a bit and the edges stick out a little on the ends.
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The pages are held in place even with the rings against it. However, the height of the shield is only 8" and if you are using a standard binder it will stick out above the shield. I typically print my recipes in landscape format, so it isn't an issue. I have a binder of "heirloom" recipes from my mother that I want to preserve. With those, I remove them from the binder, put them in the holder sideways and then turn the stand sideways - this keeps the page completely protected.
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If the cookbook itself isn't too big (won't work well if it's more than 3" thick). I tried it with smallish blonder cookbook and it was fine, but it's not optimal for a large 3 ring binder cookbook- I wouldn't use it for that
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Yes, the cookbook holder will hold most any size book, it's design is such that a plexiglass cover lays in front of the book covering the book. The cover is 12" wide thus it will totally cover a book up to 6" wide. It will also support a book from 1" to over 12" high.
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If the page holders are place it is difficult to turn pages. I just use it without page holders in place, they remain out of the way I can turn the pages easily.
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I haven't tried to separate them and haven't had to need to try, but the purpose of the ring on the cover is as a stand and is to allow for 360 degree turning of the cover so that the cover works well with the tablet in an upright position or sideways. It closes nicely to carry the tablet as a book and holds the tablet securely. I like mine and have no difficulty with it in any position.
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The book loving friend I gave this shelf to keeps the maximum load on it--4 good sized art books. It has shown a tiny bit of strain but is still in place.The answer is yes, it should handle a cook book easily. It's a very cool thing.
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If your cookbook is as big as mine, it should fit fine. I have two standard size Essential Cookbooks on mine the hang off a little bit but they are not inches off of the shelf, just barely off.
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I apologize for not answering that better. The holes line up perfectly. The top and bottom are fine as well. Seeing the actual case had 4 small 3 ring sets, I grabbed up two 3 inch binders and loaded them full of the DVD sleeves. The 3 inch binder was fine until I added the DVDs / Covers / books to it. Once the binder was a full 3 inches thick, the sleeves arched way out and forced the binder to hang 4-5 inches off of my shelf. If you have deep shelves, and don't mind the ends of the sleeves sticking way out of the binders, it will work fine. Again, I apologize for not making that clearer the first time. -JD I apologize for not answering that better. The holes line up perfectly. The top and bottom are fine as well. Seeing the actual case had 4 small 3 ring sets, I grabbed up two 3 inch binders and loaded them full of the DVD sleeves. The 3 inch binder was fine until I added the DVDs / Covers / books to it. Once the binder was a full 3 inches thick, the sleeves arched way out and forced the binder to hang 4-5 inches off of my shelf. If you have deep shelves, and don't mind the ends of the sleeves sticking way out of the binders, it will work fine. Again, I apologize for not making that clearer... » Read More I apologize for not answering that better. The holes line up perfectly. The top and bottom are fine as well. Seeing the actual case had 4 small 3 ring sets, I grabbed up two 3 inch binders and loaded them full of the DVD sleeves. The 3 inch binder was fine until I added the DVDs / Covers / books to it. Once the binder was a full 3 inches thick, the sleeves arched way out and forced the binder to hang 4-5 inches off of my shelf. If you have deep shelves, and don't mind the ends of the sleeves sticking way out of the binders, it will work fine. Again, I apologize for not making that clearer the first time. -JD « Show Less
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I use the Franklin Covey "Blooms" pages (2-page per day). The holes in the refill lines up great with the three rings; obviously there will be unnecessary holes, but who cares? The rings in this planner are small -- only 3/4". I removed the notepad from the back, and currently have the following in mine: 2 months of pages (current and next), the remaining calendar tabs for the year, the planning calendar tab and pages, and the Address/Phone tabs. I wish the rings were a little bigger so I could have some more tabs and sections (menu planner, a third month), but otherwise I do like this binder. I use the Franklin Covey "Blooms" pages (2-page per day). The holes in the refill lines up great with the three rings; obviously there will be unnecessary holes, but who cares? The rings in this planner are small -- only 3/4". I removed the notepad from the back, and currently have the following in mine: 2 months of pages (current and next), the remaining calendar tabs for the year, the planning calendar tab and pages, and the Address/Phone tabs. I wish the rings were a little bigger so I could have some more tabs and sections (menu planner, a third month), but otherwise I do... » Read More I use the Franklin Covey "Blooms" pages (2-page per day). The holes in the refill lines up great with the three rings; obviously there will be unnecessary holes, but who cares? The rings in this planner are small -- only 3/4". I removed the notepad from the back, and currently have the following in mine: 2 months of pages (current and next), the remaining calendar tabs for the year, the planning calendar tab and pages, and the Address/Phone tabs. I wish the rings were a little bigger so I could have some more tabs and sections (menu planner, a third month), but otherwise I do like this binder. « Show Less
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Sorry, but I am not sure. I did not keep the cookbook holder because it was too big and covered my under cabinet lighting. Although,it seemed very well made, I don't know if even a cookbook would fit while closed.
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I bought this filing cart to fit hanging 3-ring binders with 11x17 sheets of paper in them. When they hang, the paper touches the bottom rungs. If your 11x17 folders are longer than the paper, it may be a little long to fit snuggly. This cart is a good cheap alternative to hang 11x17 sheets if you don't mind the paper touching the bottom rungs. I've been looking for hanging 11x17 3-ring binders. Do you know where I could get some without breaking the bank?
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Hello, you put the holder at side of the cooker and the spatlua in the holder, it is very useful.
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I have a handle holder that is more like a quilted potholder. I leave it on the handle of my pan which I use everyday. I like it better than these silicone ones that can get singed by the electric stove burners.
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Try putting inexpensive silicone hot pads under it if your shelf material is that easily scratched. I have some silicone hot pad/pot holders that I bought at Savealot for $1 and these are thin enough that you could cut one into 4 small squares. I agree with the other answers though - these are really smooth on the bottom, so unless it would get a lot of shifting around or your shelf finish is very fragile, you should not have a problem.
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The largest cookbook it will hold is my Betty Crocker which is about 17 3/4" wide when opened and about 2" deep. I am not sure what you mean by a 2" recipe binder, so I guess I would just measure your binder when it's open and if it is less than 17 3/4" wide when open, you should be fine. It is a good quality holder, but it does take up a decent amount of room under the cabinet; mine only fit under a corner cabinet due to a light rail we have installed as molding on the cabinets.
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I have a rather large cookbook and it holds up just fine. It is heavier than it looks and I think it's awesome.
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By the way, I found a notebook at Walmart that will also fit these particular recipe holders. It is in the photo album section and made by Pinnacle Frames and Accents. It's only $6.
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There is an acrylic panel that isn't as big at the front, but just as sturdy. The base has grooves along the bottom and the panel sits in the different sections depending on the size of your cookbook. It can accommodate a large book or even just a piece of paper. When you are not using the holder, the top folds all the way down and the back panel sits right with the base. It doesn't create any bulk, its very streamlined.