Is there a limit on the thickness of the book that this can hold? What's the tray width?
1077088
It is able to hold books up to 2 inches thick. It is roughly 15 inches wide.
1077089
This item is 14'' wide. The holding lip is 1'' so you could accommodate a book up to 2'' thick.
51760
I measured one of the slots, and it's just slightly over 2-inches wide. Not more than 2.25". Assuming all the slots are the same (I think they are), a book of that size probably wouldn't fit.
820362
* not wider than a door, that is to say. Sorry I'm not at home at the moment to answer exactly but the bottom shelf is sufficient at least for large text books (grays anatomy, for example) and even some books whose length far exceeds its width.
1100166
It is 6.6 iches wide. I am using it for 7" wide brochures and they have to bend to fit in this. but it works for me. if your booklets are flexible and you dont mind bending them, then it may work for you too. It will be a tight fit.
1714281
Sure. It has flexible flat wire arms that hold the book. It will be bigger than the book but it will work fine.
196213
It would - but depends on book thickness. This bag doesn't have any 'give' to it .. It's fairly rigid and does not expand.
2012767
Definitely an inch thick, but I frequently put in multiple folders. It's very sturdy, so weight shouldn't be an issue if you even wanted to put in a book.
1217338
I'm not sure. I don't think that the book holder itself is wide enough. There are 2 side sections but maybe if the rack goes to the end like the photo, it will sit above the side dividers. I've never used it for that.
1158469
I also use mine to hold 8.5x11 sheets. The trays can hold an entire ream of paper (tight fit). Manilla folders just barely fit in the trays with the edges curling up a bit. I don't have the item here to measure, but it's approximately 1 foot tall and I'm guessing the footprint is approximately 13x15?
138153
I just checked and it looks like the widest it goes is slightly under one inch. So if your two-inch binding was folded in half, so each side was an inch, then it might work. But if you mean the binding is two inches after being folded in half, then no, it won't fit. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
1337049
This is extremely sturdy, so I would guess it could accommodate almost any book weight within reason. As for size of book, the back frame the book rests upon is approximately 8.5 inches, so safely, I would think any book less than 14in would probably be fine. However, please note that I use this for a laptop holder so I may use it as an additional monitor in which case it works awesome.
2078687
I use mine to hold a large 3-inch binder, so I think it would hold a book of similar size.
1734994
I haven't had a problem with that. I am sure there is a limit to the amount of pressure you can put on the surface but a reasonable push to keep the book flat is fine.
1337051
I really can't give you a precise answer, I use it for cook books and my planner but it would support a coffee table book I am sure. Pretty sturdy and good sized. I am quite happy with it. I have a full sized planner and it is completely supporte without hanging over the edges.
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
1295544
The metal bar does not go all the way through. There are slits in the wood in front of where the book rests. They are so thin that I do not see how any book or tablet could pass through. They are about as wide as a ink pen. Its a very well designed book holder. I gave it as a gift and it was well received
1846513
Yes. The back support can be positioned to lay against the back of the book rest part. The "total" thickness would basically be the back support, a centimeter or so for the area the book rests against and the lip or edge the base of the book rests on.