Is this item designed to be attached to the 'posts' that hold the pages in place, or does it just slip over the page with no other attachment?
1436162
It just slips over the page and doesn't attached to anything. I can't say that I'm a big fan of it but when I was looking for something in this size this was the only option available so for lack of any better option it works.
949981
Yes you can. That is what I am using. I believe they are referred to as 5-way binding posts.
1253875
The holders will have to be pulled out away from the pages to flip pages, then replaced on pages. At least that is how I have to work my stand. The holders do not move very easily on my stand.
1496194
There is a slot to hold the cardboard section of the notepad and there is a flap that covers the binding at the top. It's pretty sturdy.
1070595
Yes. It would hold such a post. By the way, I've been very happy with the purchase! Good luck!
1021227
The picture of the cover is in one of the additional thumbnail photos to the left of the page. Yes it does slide over.
1289511
Mine is installed against a wall, not on a post. A newspaper will jam the slot open possibly if pushed in from one end. It will not drop down into the box. It is intended for regular mail. It might be best to add some sort of holder under the unit or possibly lay the paper on top if the unit is fastened to a wall.
742999
No. If I remember correctly it comes with standard screws that can hold a few pages at best. You will need to purchase extender screws, pages and a cover separately.
2255498
I had no problem attaching it to my post. I simple put a 2x6 piece of wood on existing post and then attached the box.g
1410125
It is smooth with two rubber feet at the front of the bottom cover. I have not had any issues with it slipping off items.
433586
Yes it is supposed to be attached. Mine is attached by a small Phillips screw. I haven't had any problems with mine and find it very useful.
433585
My post (twine spindle holder) arrived completly attached (glued) in place to the base.get a nice sized needle that has a curve on the end for sewing up your goodies...I use mine all the time !
34783
I have two of them. I tied the two together and also tied one side to a post. It's not going anywhere.
759798
Yes, the clips that hold the pages is very well position, allowing you to grab and turn the page and replace to hold the next page in place. Great product, I have search stores and this is the best item I found.
639991
They just fit right over the top of the post and depending on the quality of your post, you may need to file it a bit. Ours were snug, but they come with two screws that you can use to further secure them if necessary.
65119
It's for dimensional lumber and will call for a liquid adhesive to attach them. None the less it finishes off the post nicely.
1669815
Some are probably referring to the adjustable page line bar, which is a pretty tight fit (the adjustable vertical magnifier that slides down the page). The clip at the top could hold about a tablet thickness worth of paper.