Am I correct in assuming this would accommodate full sheet watercolor paper (apprx. 23" h x 31") only if placed horizontally? Limiting, if so.
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Yes, you are correct. I bought this desk for my son and he does everything on it. The work space is more than adequate. It was a good investment.
1727669
The table's main glass is 32.5 inches horizontally and 20.5 inches vertically. This is the basic size of paper that is recommended when the table is flat. If you tilt the table with the adjustable arm, you have 2-5 inches more space. So flat, the table won't support a 23 inch tall paper comfortably, but if tilted to the degree in the picture attached, you'd have enough room. http://i.imgur.com/JEhuUFj.jpg Tell me if the picture works (:
1727670
Yes, you are correct. I am still using this for painting 30 x 40 canvas by leaning the canvas on the top shelf and using the pencil drawer to hold the canvas on the bottom. This fits my space well so is working for me, but I am not painting on paper.
558532
It's a little wobbly from side to side. I don't think I would risk it. My wife only uses it for watercolors.
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You would need both sides to be plexiglas. I would not trust this poster to do so, because the sides do slip a lot. I never even got to hang mine, not do I have the time to make a return, so I wasted my money and now I have a crappy frame just sitting in my room. I doubt the sides can hold two sides of plexiglas anyway.
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The laminator will do a full sheet. The plastic sleeves are slightly larger than the standard sheet of paper. Your piece of paper is placed in the plastic sleeve and will be finished with a slight edge around your standard piece of paper. I am completely satisfied with this product!!
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I don't see why you couldn't? It's paper and you run it through a printer. You'd just have to work out how to line everything up.
1780936
I'd be inclined to check with the manufacturer on that question. It would rather depend on the weight of the paper.
853156
Its actually adjustable so don't agree with a prior answer. Here I demonstrated how it works with multiple type of paper:
231759
I assume you are placing a 5x7 print into an 8x10 mat, then backing with core board. I use mat board backs, and there seems to be room to spare... almost 1/4" on either side, so this size should work for you with a snugger fit.
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It's wide enough for s roll of art paper. However, this product is very cute and a space saver, but the quality of the product is terrible.
51766
No, I just cut a piece of cardboard 12 x 12 - it will not fit, unless there is shoving involved. That would defeat the whole purpose. Update: I just tried it lengthwise (or legal size way) and the Cardstock would fit fine in the tub but then you couldn't put the lid on it without doing damage to your Cardstock. So, this alternative would work, but only without the lid attached. Thanks.
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yes if the paper was US 8.5x11 but not if it was A4. It would be tight and might handle 4-6 sheets max,
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The size of your easel will probably play a big factor. But, for a common easel (one that holds those large pads of paper), I don't recommend this board. I don't think it is stiff enough to be used in this manner.
1289784
Yes it does accommodate 12 x 12 sheets of paper!!! The dimensions are actually 14 x 14. I really love the fact that it has the expandable bottom which does expand a bit more than the 14" stated which I use to hold tons of scrap paper by color.
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It's not that rigid. It would likely flop over if put against an easel. It shouldn't fold down in a vertical line from how I've seen it, but horizontally has much more allowance for such folding.
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I live in Michigan... This was a gift for my granddaughter in California, so I can't measure. It is a great easel and lends itself to many kinds of crafts and activities...can even serve as a tent :-) My granddaughter uses it with 8 1/2 x 11 typing paper, but, as I remember, the surface could take a larger piece of paper. Don't think you could go wrong with any size paper, really.
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Yes, those are the dimensions, but you can display it vertical or horizontal. It just depends on the space you want to hang it up in. I have mine horizontal so the cork board is side by side to the dry erase board.
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No. 11" x 17" paper can not be used. The toner and printer feed designs only allow for eight and a half inch wide maximum.