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Lorell Mesh Steel Office Phone Stand for Desk, Angled with Storage Slot, 11.1" x 10.1" x 5.3", Black
Lorell Mesh Steel Office Phone Stand for Desk, Angled with Storage Slot, 11.1" x 10.1" x 5.3", Black
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Lorell Mesh Steel Office Phone Stand. Elevates your phone for better viewing and keeps it in place with a front rail
Why You'll Like It
- Key benefit: Store notepads and more in the side slot that runs along the entire depth of the stand
- Space-saving design: Creates an open space underneath for storing papers, books and more essentials
- Key benefit: a powder-coat finish
Product Details
- Brand: Lorell
- Type: Telephone Stands
- Capacity: 2.65 pound load capacity
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2.65 pound load capacity
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