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by Fellowes
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Item #: PTR-FLW4813001
Ship Weight: 0.4497 lb
10+ in stock
Description
The Fellowes 12.5 In. PrivaScreen Blackout Privacy Filter protects your privacy in a public space or in an open office environment, making sure that you are the only one who knows what's happening on your computer screen. The filter blacks out the computer screen from the side, keeping others from reading the screen, while preserving a crystal-clear view from the front. This filter also protects the screen from scratches and fingerprints, helping you maintain optimum viewing of your monitor. It is easy to install or remove and works with touchscreen monitors, and a reversible matte side helps to reduce screen glare when you are working in natural light. This handy tool will quickly become an indispensable part of your home or office computer setup.
Features:- Privacy Filter
- Blacks Out Screen Image When Viewed From The Side
- Crystal Clear Screen Image From Straight-on View
- Easy To Attach & Remove With New & Improved Tabs
- Protects Screen From Scratches & Fingerprints
- Compatible With Touchscreen Notebooks & Monitors
- Reversible--matte Side Helps Reduce Glare
- Taa Compliant
- Privacy Filter Fits Notebooks & Monitors With A Diagonal Screen Measurement Of 12.5" (viewable Area Only) & A 5:4 Aspect Ratio
- Filter Dim: 6.13"h X 10.94"w
- 1-year Limited Warranty
- Shipping Weight: 0.45 lbs
Bar Stool Guide
If you have the below table, bar, or counter height, please get the chairs or stools with the following height:
Table 28" to 30" H --------- Chair 17" to 19" H
Counter 35" to 37" H ----- Stool 23" to 28" H (Counter Height Stools)
Bar 41" to 43" H ----------- Stool 29" to 32" H (Bar Height Stools)
Bar 44" to 47" H ------------Stool 33" to 36" H (Extra Tall Bar Stools)
There should be an 11" to 13" space between the seat of the stool or chair and the table surface.
To determine how many stools you need to fit your bar or counter, measure the length of the bar in inches and divide by 24. You should allow 24" of counter length per stool, with or without a back. Example: You would need four stools for an 8' counter.
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