Fellowes FEL21106 Desktop Copyholder 125 Sheet Easel Back

Product Description

The FELLOWES FEL21106 is a nonmagnetic, easel-back desktop copyholder designed to hold and display documents at an adjustable height and viewing angle during transcription, data entry, or general reference work. Constructed from impact-resistant plastic, it holds up to 125 sheets of standard copy paper and includes a removable line guide to track lines while reading. A multiposition paper holder keeps documents secured and can be repositioned along the top or side of the holder depending on the user's workflow preference. Office professionals and general office staff install and use this unit without tools.

The FEL21106 is suited for standard desktop use in office, clerical, and administrative environments. The easel-back design allows the unit to stand independently on a flat surface, and the holder folds flat for compact storage when not in use. The line guide and paper holder accommodate a range of document orientations, making this copyholder useful for both portrait and landscape document layouts in residential home offices and commercial office settings alike.

Key Features

• Holds up to 125 sheets of standard copy paper
• Adjustable height and viewing angle via easel-back design
• Removable line guide for tracking lines while reading source documents
• Multiposition paper holder mounts along the top or side
• Folds flat for easy storage when not in use
• Impact-resistant plastic construction for durable everyday use

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone desktop copyholder compatible with standard 8.5-inch by 11-inch copy paper and similar document sizes used in general office environments.

Installation Notes

No tools or mounting hardware are required to set up this copyholder. Place the unit on a flat, stable desk surface and open the easel back to the desired angle before loading documents. Attach the line guide and paper holder to the top or side channel depending on preferred document orientation. No fasteners, adhesives, or electrical connections are involved.