Why this table number earns its place
The D9325 lifts a card off the table and holds it where it can be read. A 22 × 22 mm polyresin cube anchors the base, a steel wire carries the card up to 110 mm, and the alligator clip at the top grips whatever you put in it — a table number, a price card, an allergen note, a place name at a banquet. The clip is the useful part: cards change in seconds, and nothing ties you to a printed insert cut to one fixed size.
The proportions are the design. The footprint is deliberately small at 22 × 22 mm, so the holder takes almost nothing off a laid table and staff are not working around it when plates go down. The height does the work instead — 110 mm carries the card clear of glassware and cruets so it reads from across the room rather than only from directly above it. The silver polyresin sits neutral against most table dressings, and a bare wire stem takes a wipe in a second when a table is stripped and reset.
