Architec Stone, iPad and Tablet Stand, Red

The Tablet Stone from Architec is a helpful, compact and colorful addition in every kitchen where digital recipes are preferred. The next generation of the original Recipe Rock, the Tablet Stone is designed to hold your tablet or iPad at an angle for easy reading and scrolling while cooking or crafting, keeping it away from the mess on the counter top or work surface. It has an integrated slot which will securely hold your tablet in the heavy, stable base, plus it is adjustable, to fit different sized tablets. The Tablet Stone measures approximately 6.5 by 3.5 by 2-inches, it is compact, so easy to store in a drawer or on the shelf with your cook books. But the fun and vibrant colors make it cute enough to leave on the countertop. The Tablet Stone can do double duty and work in the office, music room, art and craft center or while relaxing and watching a show - anywhere you need to view your tablet. It is made of durable plastic, which is easy to clean with spray cleaner and a damp cloth. The Architec brand offers an assortment of frequently used kitchen items which were created by applying basic principles of architecture & engineering to improve their beauty and function; resulting in a better experience in the kitchen for you!

• The Tablet Stone from Architec is the perfect partner for anyone who prefers cooking with digital recipes, it keeps your tablet or iPad off the counter, easy to read and away from the mess while cooking or baking
• The wide, stable base securely holds your tablet upright for easy viewing and scrolling; adjustable for use with different sized tablets
• This handy gadget pulls double duty in other areas of the home too; perfect for hands free use when crafting, working, playing music or simply relaxing while watching a show
• Easy to clean, wipe with spray cleaner and a damp cloth; compact and easy to store, but cute enough to leave on the counter; measures approximately 6.5 by 3.5 by 2-inches
• Architec - creating a better experience in the kitchen by improving every day items through the combination of architecture and engineering