Description
A one-piece orange phone stand with a low front lip, a short flat seat and a backrest leaning up to about 60 mm. A zig-zag snake of humps runs along the back.
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- Lip height: the front stopper is about 5 mm of strip plus the strip's rounded end, roughly 7.5 mm in total. Raise it for a more secure hold, or lower it further to keep captions clear.
- Seat depth: 12 mm. Deepen it for thick cases, though a steeper backrest helps more.
- Backrest angle and height: it rises about 18 mm in Y over 55 mm in Z, so it is steep. Both are easy to change.
- Snake humps: 4 peaks, each about 14 mm high. Add more humps, or raise or lower the peaks.
- Width: 70 mm, with a 5 mm strip thickness.
Pairs well with a non-slip pad on the seat.
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