Kikkerland Design Inc

Page Holder

Page Holder - Main image
$3 $4 In stock

Category: Stationery

This wooden page holder from Kikkerland Design Inc securely holds your book, music, or recipe pages in place, making reading or cooking hands-free and convenient.

  • Made of wood for a natural, classic look
  • Keeps pages open without damaging the spine
  • Ideal for books, sheet music, or cookbooks
  • Simple and functional design from Kikkerland
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam V. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about needing a page holder, but now I can't cook without it—my recipe book stays flat and open no matter how many pages I'm juggling. The natural wood look blends in nicely on my counter, and it grips the pages firmly without leaving any marks.

Timothy ★★★★★

I’ve been using it for my cookbook while following recipes, and it’s such a relief to finally have both hands free for chopping and stirring. The wood has a nice weight that keeps pages flat without sliding around, even on a slightly angled counter.

Natalie ★★★★★

The wooden grip is surprisingly sturdy, and the weight keeps it from sliding off my cookbook even when I'm flipping pages one-handed. It’s become a permanent fixture on my kitchen counter, and now I actually use my recipe books instead of my phone.