How well does this stand support writing? That is, could this product work to have a book on the back stand and a notepad on the bottom?
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Yes, this stand gives enough support to write on. If you intend to lean on it while writing, I don't recommend doing so.
1868509
The Rosemary Plus book stand is definitely sturdy enough to support a book on the top portion and a notepad on the bottom.
1868510
I am a college professor and live the book stand for doing research, having multiple resources open with ability to write without losing my place or having to go back and find something from a previous source. It is sturdy enough to hold several books at the same time. I have not tried to write on it. However, if it is on a sturdy desk, table, or other base, I think it would be sturdy enough to write on.
1868511
yes, but the top self would not support a large text book, but does support smaller books
1868512
I bought it for this, and it works fairly well. Sometimes the lip on the bottom interferes with my wrist, but it is not too bad.
1035729
Use a clipboard or those scholastic portfolios/folders, either upright or turned sideways as a backing & slip the sheet music in front of it; the music at the bottom could be blocked by the uprights of the holders forcing u to look around them, with imagination it can be used for a variety of tasks. I WAS a trombonist, but I never use this stand to play music, I did use it - on occasions - to hold my high school text book when I actually went to class!! lol!!
1536657
This should work fine. The same ledge thar holds an IPad shouls accommodate a book as lomg as it is aversge in dize and shape.
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I am not sure how to put a laptop on this. It is a sturdy stand, but do not think I would trust my laptop on it. Heavier weight book, no problem! It does not slide with a book.
286331
You could but it would be a little difficult because of they keyboard. The screen nor the keyboard folds back 180 degrees so it would be a little cumbersome trying to write on a screen standing upright, with the keyboard underneath.
795203
I have used the stand for paperbacks and it does work well for reading. The steel clips on the bottom are quite sturdy and work well to keep the paperback book open and pressed to the stand back.
668251
Yes, you can place the stand in its lowest position and use it as a keyboard platform, but you'll probably find that you want to remove the page holders--all you need is a screwdriver. The lip will be in the down position for your application, and the page holders will keep the keyboard from sitting flush against the lip;in addition the page holders are somewhat 'springy.' I sometimes use my Freesia as a laptop stand.
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Of course, but if you'll need to use the pages holders and the book is thinner than half and inch it may not push the page down tightly against the back of the stand. It will still hold the page back though. How small of a book are we talking?
795201
This stand works well with paperback books. However, if the size of the book is a larger college text, you may want the bigger size so the edges are supported.
1765332
The groove that holds my tablet is about 1/4" but there is space behind it totaling about 7/16ths" - not sure it'd work, but if it's a notebook why would you need a stand?
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es but in a limited way. The iPad will reorient the display if you turn the Solo over to put in on left side. The note pad will then be on the right. However, the notpad will be updise down with slot for insertion of the notepad backing into Solo on the bottom. This means the paper will be upside down with tear off tab at the bottom. I could see that it would work with the paper lines but being loose at the top as you write coud be a problem.
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I have notebooks stand on both shelves vertically. This little bookcase is lots more than what it looks like in the picture. I think that it will fill your needs. Good Luck.
1777322
Hello Steve,I don't think so since the angle of where the books go would be flat when using the built in stand. Without the stand the books would fall out. Thanks for the question
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The keyboard I purchased came with a book stand and it fit in a slot on the top of the keyboard. It can also be removed by just pulling it out of the slot. The stand leans back enough that your book has a support. I hope this helps answer your question and if I can help you with any other questions I will be happy to do so. After I answered your question I went back to Amazon to be sure this one would be supplied with a stand and according to the item description it will come with a book stand.
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Yes, the back is completely flat, so you should be able to attach adhesive strips. There are 4 grooves that should not affect the placement. However, we can not guarantee how well adhesive strips will hold the weight since this was not designed for that use. Please check their weight capacity along with the stand and tablet weight and carefully test to make sure this will hold.
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As I covered in my write up, I found the slide-out shelf to be a bit uncomfortable. I use a swivel shelf that attaches to the keyboard to be the answer. I go into more detail in my write up. Best of luck.
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I would say no. The "lip" at the bottom is very narrow. For example it will hold my iPad Air in a thin leather case however it would not snugly hold the iPad Air if it were in say a survivor case which is much thicker. Given that actual books are thick by nature I don't believe this is the stand for you. You may want to search for a stand called wedgestand, all one word, that may be something you prefer.