Document holder BakkerElkhuizen Q-doc 515 — acrylic/plastic/steel, 505×290 mm, height 120–240 mm, max load 10 kg

BakkerElkhuizen Q-doc 515 is a desktop document holder made of acrylic, plastic and steel, designed to position papers and devices at eye level between monitor and keyboard. The surface measures 505×290 mm and the holder offers a height range from 120 mm to 240 mm with seven adjustable positions. It supports organized desk placement of A4 and A3 documents, notebooks, tablets or phones and accepts loads up to 10 kg. The transparent, low-profile design preserves workspace visibility while allowing the keyboard to slide underneath when not in use.

Advantages

The Q-doc 515 provides a large, stable working surface with an adjustable height and viewing angle range to reduce neck and shoulder strain. Its clear acrylic and compact footprint maintain an unobstructed view of the monitor and create a neat desk arrangement. The sliding edge keeps pages in place and the steel components ensure stable performance under heavier files or folders. The design supports efficient reference reading and improves visual alignment between documents and screen.

Suitable for

• Office workers who need to read or transcribe documents alongside a monitor
• Students and researchers working with printed materials and digital devices
• Designers and copy editors handling A3 or A4 sheets and heavy folders
• Home office users seeking to keep the keyboard accessible and desk space organized

Key specifications

• Materials: acrylic, plastic and steel
• Surface dimensions: 505 × 290 mm
• Adjustable height range: 120–240 mm (seven positions)
• Viewing angle range: approximately 12°–46°
• Maximum load capacity: 10 kg
• Raised bottom edge height: allows keyboard storage underneath
• Transparency: clear acrylic surface for minimal visual obstruction

How to use

Place the Q-doc 515 on your desk between the monitor and keyboard. Loosen the four adjustment screws, set the platform to one of the seven height positions within the 120–240 mm range and retighten the screws to lock the chosen height. Position documents, notebooks or a tablet on the surface and use the raised sliding edge to keep pages from slipping. To free desk space, slide the keyboard under the elevated platform when it is not in use.

Usage recommendations

For ergonomic benefit, align the top of the document surface close to your monitor height so that eye movement between screen and paper is minimal. Distribute heavier materials evenly across the surface and avoid exceeding the 10 kg maximum load. Periodically check and re-tighten adjustment screws if the platform is frequently changed to maintain stability.