Wooden Phone and Card Stand
Wooden Phone and Card Stand
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The Oaknook Wooden Phone and Card Stand is a solid block of timber that holds a phone at reading angle and keeps a small stack of cards upright beside it. Two jobs from one piece of wood, with no moving parts, no hinges and nothing that can eventually work loose. A phone flat on a desk has to be picked up to be read, which is a small interruption repeated dozens of times a day.
It carries enough weight to stay put when you lift the phone off it one handed, which is the failure most lightweight stands have. The phone slot takes a device with a case on, and the card channel holds business cards or folded notes upright and readable rather than face down in a drawer. Holding the screen at an angle means notifications are visible at a glance without unlocking it, and video calls can be taken with both hands free.
Small enough to leave permanently at the corner of a desk or on a front counter, where it reads as a considered object rather than an accessory. Two profiles are available depending on whether you prefer a squarer or a softer silhouette. Wipe with a dry cloth as needed. Because it is one solid piece rather than an assembly, there is nothing to adjust, tighten or eventually replace, and it will outlast several phones.
- Solid wood, single piece
- Holds a phone plus business or note cards
- Fits phones with cases on
- Weighted to stay put in use
- Two profiles to choose from
Two jobs, one block of wood
It holds a phone at reading angle and keeps a small stack of cards upright beside it, with no hinges and nothing that can eventually work loose. A phone flat on the desk has to be picked up to be read, a small interruption repeated dozens of times a day.
Stays put when you lift the phone
It carries enough weight to stay in place when you lift the phone off one handed, which is where most lightweight stands fail. The slot takes a phone with its case on, and the channel holds business cards or folded notes upright and readable.
A considered thing on the desk
It is small enough to leave permanently at the corner of a desk or on a front counter, where it reads as a considered object rather than an accessory. Being one solid piece, there is nothing to adjust or tighten, so it will outlast several phones.