Index Card Desk Sign
Created 3 months ago
Remixed once
Description
A minimalist desktop stand that holds a standard 4x6-inch index card in landscape orientation. The frame is tilted back at 15 degrees for optimal reading from a seated position, and features an open-top U-shape slot so cards can be dropped in or swapped out instantly.
- No Supports Required: Prints perfectly flat on its base, with the frame angled to avoid steep overhangs on the inner cavity.
- Drop-In Fit: Sized at 154mm x 103mm internally to easily accommodate standard and slightly oversized cards.
- 4mm Retaining Lip: Overlaps the bottom and sides of the card just enough to hold it flat without covering your text.
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