Does it accomodate for the bottom margins of a textbook?
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This is very light weight gadget and can be unstable if you try supporting a heavy book. Bottom margin is clear, though Your question is not clear to me.
1428143
If you mean, "does the support interfere with reading because its extends beyond the bottom margin into the text?"-It would depend on the size of the margin. The supports extend about 1" on the bottom of the page. However, they're so thin and easy to slide back and forth that I've not experience much difficulty reading the final line or two of text even if it extends into the text of the page.
1428144
I'm not sure what you mean. I have used it without difficulty with a hardcover textbook of 1300+ pages. It holds that solidly.
2275875
Yes. There are several adjustment positions. I bought extra binders to allow use of my I-Pad and, smaller, Kindle, without having to change the binders for each use.
1548604
There are holes in the sides which enable you to space the shelves how you want to. I think textbooks would fit fine.
1956027
Absolutely yes. You will need something much sturdier to support your textbooks.
351931
The corners of a textbook may damage the case. If struck really hard enough, it may damage the glass. I hope this helps you. If you could keep it in between books or in another pocket of your backpack, it would be better.
1913855
The clear bars hold the pages back pretty well in all positions. I tried it out with a workbook, and it was fine. A large textbook might not do as well since they tend to have a lot of weight. I'd be more worried about the whole thing tipping over in that case, though!
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It certainly does (I also love it for a kindle or tablet). Keep in mind, it doesn't "hold" it, your book leans on it. But, all I have ever had to do, for large heavier books, is rest my hand on it, near the center and on the bottom, to hold pages open. Smaller books and paperbacks can have the pages "tucked" into the lip at the bottom and pretty much be hands-free.
1846784
Would depend on the type of books, a couple of textbooks would be pushing it but some paperbacks or manga and you're okay.
1001515
I have done margins down to 0.25" with plain paper. I believe it can do borderless, at least with photo paper.
798050
Yes it does. However, my book is quite thick and doesn't stay put as there isn't enough depth to the stand. A relatively thin book (half inch?) should work fine and so will sheet music.
1337048
Not sure. I returned it for a model whose shelf could move up and down to accommodate books of varied vertical heights.
1171503
There are two small brackets at the bottom that the bottom book cover is supposed to fit into. It requires a pretty large book to be on the bottom. If your books aren't large enough; a small rubber band will keep the cover from hanging.
1824743
It overlaps. But if you plan on keeping your tablet/ereader/etc. for more than a year, it is worth it. Very cheap insurance.
1367720
You would have to measure the textbook when it's open. I put binders on it. Also, the thickness of the textbook might be an issue. The clips that hold the book open is very strong.
983574
No, this particular book is really more like a notebook. There are ~25 horizontal lines and a single vertical line at the left margin.
1321233
I think I would get the smaller stand for regular paperback novel-type books, but I'm sure it would. I use it for my law school casebooks which are 7x10x2 and it holds them very nicely.
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I asked my son (whom the stand was purchased for), and I am sorry to report that he does not think your book will stay on the stand. I used one of my old college math books as an example for him to judge by, so I would suggest looking for another music stand or finding some way to attach an extension to the lip in order to make it wider. Otherwise, the stand is very sturdy and has performed well over the last year. It easily collapses for transport and the moving components haven't worn out. I think it would definitely support the weight of your textbooks; the width of the lip is the only obstacle. Hope this helps! I asked my son (whom the stand was purchased for), and I am sorry to report that he does not think your book will stay on the stand. I used one of my old college math books as an example for him to judge by, so I would suggest looking for another music stand or finding some way to attach an extension to the lip in order to make it wider. Otherwise, the stand is very sturdy and has performed well over the last year. It easily collapses for transport and the moving components haven't worn out. I think it would definitely support the weight of your textbooks; the width of the lip is the only... » Read More I asked my son (whom the stand was purchased for), and I am sorry to report that he does not think your book will stay on the stand. I used one of my old college math books as an example for him to judge by, so I would suggest looking for another music stand or finding some way to attach an extension to the lip in order to make it wider. Otherwise, the stand is very sturdy and has performed well over the last year. It easily collapses for transport and the moving components haven't worn out. I think it would definitely support the weight of your textbooks; the width of the lip is the only obstacle. Hope this helps! « Show Less