what holds the book up?
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There is a back piece that goes into one of several slots so you can adjust for book thickness.
453016
There are actually 2 pieces of clear plastic included. One is fixed on a hinge and is the 'front' protection. The cookbook actually sits behind that. The 2nd piece of plastic is not attached - it slides into one of the 4 slots on the wood base and represents the 'back' support. In essence, the cookbook is sandwiched between the two pieces of plastic. As there ar 4 slots, it can hold a very thick cookbook. Hope it helps!
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Hi Sue. There is a clear plastic smaller piece that is detached and you can place it in one of the 5 slots behind the back of the item depending on the depth of the book or books you want to keep in place.
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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.
453019
There is a clear plastic adjustable piece that fits into different slots depending how thick the book is.
453020
There are 2 plastic-plexiglass pieces. One in the back of your book that is removable that can be moved forward and backward and holds itself in grooved slots. The other is what you see in front on hinges which protects your book from any splashes.
453021
It has an smaller acrylic piece that sits in one of the four slots on the wood base. Makes it easy to hold a large cookbook or a magazine.
453022
A slat of wood holds it up and you are able to move it to make the angel of your book just right. Love it!!
1948205
It comes with a box to protect it. It's very well-made and keeps well, the book is made with a thick paper that has some type of sheen to it which only adds to the quality. It's a great book.
1796130
I never set it up to hold a book, so I don't remember if it did or not. I could never figure out how to turn a page with wet hands so didn't bother. My guess is that it didn't have a way to keep the book open.
569108
Ha, good question. When the book was closed they mostly stayed in just fine. However, some of the coins in the top row did drop out. The larger coins stayed in best, but those smaller ones just weren't as tight. But like I said, it was only the top row. I told my son to make sure he kept the book upright, and he did :) We were using the cardboard folders.
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I'm not sure what you mean. I have used it without difficulty with a hardcover textbook of 1300+ pages. It holds that solidly.
1607444
There's no lock. The inner lining is plastic and could be cut open if there were. The idea is that nobody would look for valuables in a book. If someone picks the "book" up, the secret's out. Let's face it, if discovered, someone can just tote it out the door, locked or not.
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It will hold at least a 3" thick book. The glass is just sits in the holder so you can rotate it if you'd like to be vertical instead of horizontal; just put the measurement guide on the bottom. Even with a 14" tall book, the glass set at horizontal will hold the book open and in place. The part of the book/page will just be above the height of the glass.
1957800
Its like a normal book. It just stay close if you keep it close. No hook, no magnet.
2176346
There is a small ledge that folds out on the bottom to set a book or canvas on. It works quite nicely.
1703801
there is some water seepage....I have my planting soil in a large rubbermaid ziplock & it's kept dry. It is sturdy to hold books, however, but keep them sealed in heavy plastic.
98647
If the problem is the book is to large/heavy, maybe you can add some weight to the book pillow by unzipping the back and adding a bag of rice or something like that. Good luck.
301921
Yes. A music stand is on top of it to hold your music book so you can read it.
1966108
The book ends are very light weight. They cannot hold up large, heavy books and should be used for small, light weight books.
2025307
You'll definitely need to hold it open. I'd suggest a large binder clip or something of that nature to keep the pages flat while you're working on it.
1989181
Each page holds two DVDs on each side of page. The book is very good looking and made well. I would not order extra pages as additional DVDs would over load the book and make it too heavy and unstable.
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Yes. Because of the position of the little "hands" at the bottom, when you lift them up, they are in a good position to hold the pages of almost any size book, hardback or paperback. Hope this helps!!!
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There is a little catch at the back of the bottom panel that holds the book cover against the bottom.