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product_id: 1264031
title: "Fellowes Wire Study Stand, Metal, 9 1/2 x 6 x 5 1/2 Inches, Chrome (10024)"
brand: "fellowes"
price: "51 kr"
currency: NOK
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reviews_count: 13
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# Adjustable reading angle Folds flat for portability Lightweight 0.16 oz metal build Fellowes Wire Study Stand, Metal, 9 1/2 x 6 x 5 1/2 Inches, Chrome (10024)

**Brand:** fellowes
**Price:** 51 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 📚 Elevate your workspace, anywhere you go!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Fellowes Wire Study Stand, Metal, 9 1/2 x 6 x 5 1/2 Inches, Chrome (10024) by fellowes
- **How much does it cost?** 51 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/1264031-fellowes-wire-study-stand-metal-9-1-2-x-6)

## Best For

- fellowes enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted fellowes brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Surface-Safe Design:** Rubber end caps protect your desk and device from scratches while keeping everything securely in place.
- • **Compact & Travel-Ready:** Folds flat to slip effortlessly into your briefcase or messenger bag—ideal for on-the-go professionals.
- • **Ultra-Sturdy Metal Frame:** Chrome-plated heavy-duty wire construction ensures rock-solid stability for even the bulkiest books or devices.
- • **Ergonomic Viewing Comfort:** Supports books, tablets, and planners at the perfect angle to reduce eyestrain and boost productivity.
- • **Versatile Multi-Use Stand:** Perfect for books, catalogs, iPads, and more—turn any workspace or café into your personal productivity hub.

## Overview

The Fellowes Wire Study Stand is a sleek, chrome-plated metal book and device holder measuring 9.5 x 6 x 5.5 inches. Designed for professionals who demand ergonomic comfort and portability, it supports a variety of reading materials and tablets at adjustable angles. Its fold-flat design and lightweight build make it perfect for travel, while rubber end caps protect surfaces and pages. Highly rated for sturdiness and versatility, it transforms any desk or café table into a hands-free productivity zone.

## Description

Study stand holds newspapers, books and magazines at a comfortable reading angle and open to the desired page. Leaves hands free and saves desk space. Reduces eyestrain. Folding legs. Easy to set up or store away. Study stand folds flat and fits easily into a briefcase. Made of chrome-plated, heavy-duty wire.

Review: Perfect for standard-sized books & multi-tasking. - As a PhD student, having something to hold thicker books open while you type up notes has been a huge boost for my productivity. I had a hard time doing work away from my office because I needed enough space to hold the book open to read and then had to set it down to type notes. I used to try and keep the book open under my laptop, but that was impractical. Now, this device keeps the book open in an upright position and allows me to use both of my hands to type or even eat and read at the same time! It is seriously the best!! There are other versions of this device that come with a board to rest your book on. I prefer the bare minimum metal on this because it is very lightweight and portable. I can bring it with me anywhere I go to do work, such as coffeeshops. It's a great product to use for reading since your neck isn't always looking down when you read. You can move the product back a little bit in your workspace and keep your neck higher up instead. This product works for most paperback or hardcover books that don't exceed maybe 500 pages. I would say anything more than that would not lie flat. You could still use the product for it, but it would be less convenient. It is also not designed for standard sized textbooks as those would fall over. I gave this product 5/5 stars based on my own personal use. But I would give it a 4.5 if I was reading larger books. The clamps come with several rubber little covers to make sure that the metal does not indent too hard on the pages. This was not necessary & other models I have seen do not include that, so I was pleasantly surprised by it! They provide you with several extras for future use, too.
Review: More than just a bookholder - Golly, I'm so grateful I found this on desertcart. It just arrived yesterday, ordered two days prior, God love Prime! I had another one for years, which I somehow misplaced. Its flexibility makes it more than just a medium-sized book holder. On the surface, it seems to be good only for your average NASB-sized hardback Bible (about an inch thick). So the rest of this review is about how ELSE you use this thing. Right now, as I type, I've got the left 'hook' hanging over my flat-panel monitor. So the thing is hanging by that left hook, diagonally (askew), and upside down. The back long 'legs' are folded out, so think of the thing as in standing position.. but upside down. A plastic clamp (could use even a big paper clip) holds a bunch of papers together, for input (about 10). So this 'sturdy stand' also acts like a monitor clamp at eye-level, without the adhesive and flimsy plastic holders which so easily break. The stand's rubber feet protect the metal ends from harming the monitor; frankly, the one hanging off the monitor isn't even touching the screen. So two vital uses, not just one. You can also use the thing to prop up large/heavy books. Or, to hold any size book yet allow you to turn the pages. So, now it props up my huge Shakespeare book (about 2" thick?), also here in desertcart, by Royal Shakespeare Company. Or, ponderous short 3-inch (maybe 2+?) notebooks. You just use the stand differently. [A European style X-shaped dish rack, especially wood, is also useful.] How? Again, upside down. I put the Shakespeare book on a mat, turned the 'sturdy stand' upside down and turned the back legs TOWARD each other. Could use a rubber-like place mat, if reading from a table. Something to give more traction for a heavy book. Much better than your typical book holder, because it tilts backwards, and the upside down 'hooks' add support. Okay, so now suppose you don't need to read a book. You can fold the thing sideways and store it just about anywhere.. or, you can HANG it, using the forward 'hooks' for clothing, accessories, you-name-it. That's a lot of sturdy value, for five bucks. In fact, why did I buy only one? My bad!

## Features

- Supports books, catalogs, planners and more at comfortable reading angle
- Adjustable
- Folds flat for easy storage
- Rubber end caps protect surfaces and pages
- Contemporary wire design

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00006B8HT |
| Brand | Fellowes |
| Brand Name | Fellowes |
| Color | Chrome |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,355 Reviews |
| Form Factor | Sloped Desk |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00077511100246, 00387675369084, 10077511100243 |
| Installation Type | Countertop, Freestanding |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6"D x 9.5"W x 5.5"H |
| Item Weight | 4.54 g |
| Manufacturer | Fellowes |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 10024 |
| Material | Metal |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 5 pounds |
| Model Number | 10024 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 6"D x 9.5"W x 5.5"H |
| Style | Contemporary |
| UPC | 387675369084 885646027068 885863398590 885994620898 077511100246 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | Standard |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Fellowes
- **Color:** Chrome
- **Item Weight:** 0.01 Pounds
- **Material:** Metal
- **Product Dimensions:** 6"D x 9.5"W x 5.5"H

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for standard-sized books & multi-tasking.
*by M***E on February 8, 2017*

As a PhD student, having something to hold thicker books open while you type up notes has been a huge boost for my productivity. I had a hard time doing work away from my office because I needed enough space to hold the book open to read and then had to set it down to type notes. I used to try and keep the book open under my laptop, but that was impractical. Now, this device keeps the book open in an upright position and allows me to use both of my hands to type or even eat and read at the same time! It is seriously the best!! There are other versions of this device that come with a board to rest your book on. I prefer the bare minimum metal on this because it is very lightweight and portable. I can bring it with me anywhere I go to do work, such as coffeeshops. It's a great product to use for reading since your neck isn't always looking down when you read. You can move the product back a little bit in your workspace and keep your neck higher up instead. This product works for most paperback or hardcover books that don't exceed maybe 500 pages. I would say anything more than that would not lie flat. You could still use the product for it, but it would be less convenient. It is also not designed for standard sized textbooks as those would fall over. I gave this product 5/5 stars based on my own personal use. But I would give it a 4.5 if I was reading larger books. The clamps come with several rubber little covers to make sure that the metal does not indent too hard on the pages. This was not necessary & other models I have seen do not include that, so I was pleasantly surprised by it! They provide you with several extras for future use, too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ More than just a bookholder
*by B***T on October 29, 2011*

Golly, I'm so grateful I found this on Amazon. It just arrived yesterday, ordered two days prior, God love Prime! I had another one for years, which I somehow misplaced. Its flexibility makes it more than just a medium-sized book holder. On the surface, it seems to be good only for your average NASB-sized hardback Bible (about an inch thick). So the rest of this review is about how ELSE you use this thing. Right now, as I type, I've got the left 'hook' hanging over my flat-panel monitor. So the thing is hanging by that left hook, diagonally (askew), and upside down. The back long 'legs' are folded out, so think of the thing as in standing position.. but upside down. A plastic clamp (could use even a big paper clip) holds a bunch of papers together, for input (about 10). So this 'sturdy stand' also acts like a monitor clamp at eye-level, without the adhesive and flimsy plastic holders which so easily break. The stand's rubber feet protect the metal ends from harming the monitor; frankly, the one hanging off the monitor isn't even touching the screen. So two vital uses, not just one. You can also use the thing to prop up large/heavy books. Or, to hold any size book yet allow you to turn the pages. So, now it props up my huge Shakespeare book (about 2" thick?), also here in Amazon, by Royal Shakespeare Company. Or, ponderous short 3-inch (maybe 2+?) notebooks. You just use the stand differently. [A European style X-shaped dish rack, especially wood, is also useful.] How? Again, upside down. I put the Shakespeare book on a mat, turned the 'sturdy stand' upside down and turned the back legs TOWARD each other. Could use a rubber-like place mat, if reading from a table. Something to give more traction for a heavy book. Much better than your typical book holder, because it tilts backwards, and the upside down 'hooks' add support. Okay, so now suppose you don't need to read a book. You can fold the thing sideways and store it just about anywhere.. or, you can HANG it, using the forward 'hooks' for clothing, accessories, you-name-it. That's a lot of sturdy value, for five bucks. In fact, why did I buy only one? My bad!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ MEASUREMENTS, VARIOUS USES, PROS AND CONS
*by L***D on November 16, 2014*

First, this little stand is GREAT for some things, but there are other stands that are better for other things. I'll explain down below. MEASUREMENTS and CONSTRUCTION DESCRIPTION FOLDED down, it is 9.5 inches wide, 6 3/4 inches tall and practically flat. About 1/4 inch tall. This stand is GREAT for carrying in a briefcase or backpack. Literally takes up no room. And folding it down takes 1 second. STANDING, it is a hair under 6 inches tall, 9.5 inches wide and 6.5 inches front to back. The entire stand is made of heavy duty metal wire (or rods) like the prongs that you see in the picture. It is unfortunate they don't show another picture without a book on it. I would upload a picture if I knew how! It is made from 4 pieces of heavy wire. The first piece starts at the bottom and goes up a couple inches to form the left leg, then turns outward and up to form the supporting back left side, then goes straight across 9.5" across the top of the back and then down the right side, curving in at the bottom to form the right leg. So picture a U standing upside down. The top is flat across. The sides curve in as they get near the bottom, to form legs. The second piece is a straight bar across the bottom of the back part, (just above the legs) to make it secure. You then have a wire that is very long which forms one back support leg AND the front prong. Here's how it does it: This wire goes straight 4.5" to form the back support leg and then curls round and round and round the left leg of that U shape we talked about, and then straightens up to form the bottom of the prong in front, then turns up, forming a right angle, to hold the book in place. You have another one of these on the other side, forming the other back support leg and front prong. So, you can swivel the prongs closer together in the front, and the support legs in the back will swivel further out. Swivel it too far and you collapse the whole thing down flat for easy storage or transporting. They swivel because they are wrapped around and around the legs. And if you set something TOO heavy or big on this stand, such as a heavy laptop, the prongs and back support legs can swivel by themselves, collapsing the stand. HOW WELL DOES IT HOLD AN iPAD? A LAPTOP COMPUTER? This stand is GREAT for holding an iPad so you can read it/watch it at a more upright, natural angle. If your iPad is in a case that doesn't fold all the back to flat, it doesn't matter with this stand because the back of the stand is low enough that your case can just flop over the back of the stand. If all you need it for is an iPad, this is the most economical and easy one I've found. I put a laptop computer on this stand to see how it fared for reading or watching a movie. It worked so-so, but I would not recommend it. The laptop was just too big and too heavy. And while it did stay upright, there is a definite possibility that the swivel legs of this stand could close up under the bulk, dropping your computer. I have only a desktop computer, but the laptop I tried is an older one, so maybe newer ones are lighter, I don't know. But I would not trust a latptop to a stand that COULD collapse. (A stand I bought from Amazon that IS good for laptops is the KLOUD City metal desktop document book holder with 7 adjustable positions. That is the one I ordered. What I actually received was a Liangbao No. 616, which looks identical to the picture shown and I'm very happy with it). HOW WELL DOES IT HOLD BOOKS OF VARIOUS SIZES? BINDERS? First, let me say, the prongs in front that hold the book are not adjustable for thicker or thinner books and documents. You have just over 1.25 inch of space for the thickness of the book it is holding. I sat a closed hardback book in the stand that is just over 1.25" thick. Closed, the book is 9.5" tall and 7.75" wide and the stand handled it beautifully. I opened the book to the beginning, to the end and to the middle, and the stand held it fine. Any thicker, and the stand would not have accommodated it when the book was opened to the beginning or the end when all the thickness was on one side. If your book is a little unbalanced when opened all the way to the beginning or the end, you can just slide the book a little off center on the stand and it works great to get it back in balance. To see how it would do with tall books, since the back isn't very high, I used a Power-Glide paperback Spanish course book which is 11" tall, 8.5" wide and 1" thick. The stand supported it fine, although I did sit the book slightly off center on the stand when I was near the beginning and the end of the book. Because the book is 18" wide when open, and it's paperback, and the stand is only 9.5 inches wide, the book had a tendency to turn backwards a bit far on both sides. Still it was easy to read by just turning the stand a little to the right when I was reading the left page and a little to the left when I was reading the right page. I then tried a hardback 11 3/8" tall, 9" wide, 1" thick. The stand accommodated it just fine, and the hardback prevented the book from flopping backwards on the sides the way the large paperback book did. Again, I off-centered the book a little on the stand when I was at the very beginning or very end of the book. I tried a small paperback book, 7.75" tall by 5.25" wide by a hair over 1.25" thick. When opened anywhere near the middle - great. When opened to the very beginning or end, the small size was a little crooked and more difficult to read. I stuck a box of crayons behind it and that helped. For narrow books, you can swivel the legs so that the front prongs are closer together to hold a narrow book. I had to swivel them in for a paperback that was 4.25" wide, when closed. Even thought it was wider when opened, the prongs still needed swiveled in to hold the book open properly. For paperback books that have a strong tendency to want to close themselves back up, such as paperbacks that haven't been read yet and are still very "tight", the stand doesn't hold them as far open as I would like. If I get two ACCO Binder clips, or other clamp type clips, I think I can clip the edges of the book to the wire stand and hold it open nicely. I tried a hardback book 13.5" tall, 9.75" wide and 1" thick. This stand was just too small to handle the size and weight of that book. The stand kept wanting to topple. Again, the CLOUD City stand mentioned above (although I received an identical looking Liangbao) handles books this size just fine. This stand does fine with a 1" 3-ring binder. Even though the binder is much taller and, when open, much wider than the stand, the hard back keeps everything very nicely in place and easy to read. I would NOT recommend this stand for the soft cover binders. HOW EASY IS IT TO TURN THE PAGES OF A BOOK? You CAN turn the pages without removing the book from the stand by lifting the page CAREFULLY from behind one prong and sliding it down behind the prong on the other side. You do have to kind of twist the page you are turning to remove it from behind the peg, but if you do it carefully you won't tear or bend it. Or you can lift the book up, turn the page, and set it back down. (OR: The Liangbao No. 616 that I mentioned above - which I received when I ordered a KLOUD City from Amazon - is easier for turning pages because the prongs in front swivel down for easy turning.) HOW WELL DOES IT HOLD A DOCUMENT or A SINGLE SHEET OF PAPER? Because this stand isn't very tall, a single sheet - or sheets -of paper will bend over backwards and you can't read the top part. This is EASILY remedied. Place a legal pad or a clipboard behind the papers and they will stand up just fine. If using a legal pad, you could even clip the papers to the top of it with anACCO clip if needed, but I didn't find it necessary. I did find that the bottom of my clipboard or legal pad had a tendency to slide forward to the front, right up to the prongs, which made my papers lean further back at more of an angle than I personally like. This too was easily remedied. I pushed the bottom of the clipboard to the back, which caused my papers to stand up straighter, and I placed a ruler flat across the prongs in front of it, to keep the clipboard pushed back in the more upright position that I prefer. My ruler is 1.25" wide. A narrower ruler (or strip of thick cardboard or whatever you have) would give you a little more of an angle. WRAP UP I like this stand better for some things and I like the KLOUD City/Liangbao better for other uses. This one is definitely best for storing in small spaces and for transporting. And it is great for holding an iPad. It works fine for holding paper and paper documents, so long as I have a few props. It works for some sizes and types of books, but the KLOUD City/Liangbao definitely has it beat on many books.

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