Does the printer stand come like this, or we build it up, i read the item weights 38lbs. I need someone to help me with this question. thanks.
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The printer stand is not assembled, you must build it from the parts supplied.
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You have to build it. I don't remember my review very well, but I thought that I emphasized that the building of it was difficult for me as the instructions were very simple and not as helpful as they could have been. It's a nice unit, but you have to build it yourself and you need a lot of patience with the assembly.
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Hi: No you have to put together. The instructions are simple to follow. I got two of them and they are very strong.
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You have to assemble it. It does not take a lot of time and directions are straightforward.
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I have a HP Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4025dn Printer which weights about 90 lbs and it has be problem on my stand.
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The unit I received is well built. It is supporting a Brother Laser printer, after 6 months no problems. Looks great on my desk. Hope this helps, Bob
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I don't think the back panel adds any stability and i don't remember exactly how it was put together. Not sure why it would matter or not with holes in the back panel though since the printer sits on the top. I love this printer stand i have a laser printer which is very heavy and it's perfect. You could also possibly cut a hole in the back panel if you know someone with a cutter.
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You could likely do that. It depends on the weight of the printer. It is fairly sturdy, but realistically it is made of cardboard and aluminum. The shipment process damaged it to the point that I had to return it (I assume from being dropped and packaged poorly). Hope that helps.
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Mine came fully assembled and it looks great. The problem: it weighed about 70 pounds. You'll need someone to help you get it into your home and you shouldn't plan on moving it often.
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I'm not sure I totally understand the question but I have my printer on this stand. It is very solid and would easily fit a monitor and keyboard. I don't think it is tall enough to use as a stand up converter.
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I think if assembled right it would hold 10 pounds and move it. But it has rollers! You can move it very easy to where you want it!!!I have laptop on top, paper tray in middle and printer on bottom. It is sturdy and I Love it!!!
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I personally think it's very sturdy. I think a printer (provided that it's not super-heavy) would fit just fine on top.
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A printer will easily fit on the top; not inside. It does not arrive pre-assembled. I took it to my office and had our maintenance people assemble. It didn't take them long -- maybe 20 minutes. It has proven to be a good purchase. Well made, functional. Just the right size for my space.
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We have our big, heavy printer/copier/scanner on the lower shelf and it holds that just fine. However, our printer takes up most of the shelf and is being supported by the sturdier outside edges of the shelf. Its not the strongest shelf and is pretty thin, so I don't think it would be the best option for holding the weight of a computer.
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I have this bookshelf in my home and have loaded it with a ton of random items. Each shelf has a collection of books in varying weights and I have a box of toys on top. With all this the book shelf doesn't even jiggle. I would think it would be able to support your printer. I do have it against a wall though so there may be additional support given by the wall. I cannot vouch for a free standing bookshelf.
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There in lies the rub. If you use one of the smaller risers, you gain about 3 inches. The highest it will go is 13 inches with the extra risers installed. If you take out the 7 inch risers you will have a table that is only about 6 inches from the top to the floor. It is not very flexible that way. And if you try to buy two and make it taller, I don't think you would be happy with the result, as it wouldn't be very solid. I was barely able to use it except I got the top down low enough to slide under my center desk drawer and put my printer on top so it just fits. As far as the shelf below then, it only holds 8 1/2 X 11 paper in a stack. Nothing much more fits in that small area. There in lies the rub. If you use one of the smaller risers, you gain about 3 inches. The highest it will go is 13 inches with the extra risers installed. If you take out the 7 inch risers you will have a table that is only about 6 inches from the top to the floor. It is not very flexible that way. And if you try to buy two and make it taller, I don't think you would be happy with the result, as it wouldn't be very solid. I was barely able to use it except I got the top down low enough to slide under my center desk drawer and put my printer on top so it just fits. As far as the shelf below... » Read More There in lies the rub. If you use one of the smaller risers, you gain about 3 inches. The highest it will go is 13 inches with the extra risers installed. If you take out the 7 inch risers you will have a table that is only about 6 inches from the top to the floor. It is not very flexible that way. And if you try to buy two and make it taller, I don't think you would be happy with the result, as it wouldn't be very solid. I was barely able to use it except I got the top down low enough to slide under my center desk drawer and put my printer on top so it just fits. As far as the shelf below then, it only holds 8 1/2 X 11 paper in a stack. Nothing much more fits in that small area. « Show Less
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It is very very heavy the UPS man said it weighed a ton. do not lose the parts of which there are many, keep track of the sides and have all the pieces before you start. One person hold up the piece you are attaching and one to do that. I would have one read directions, one find the correct panels or fasteners, and the other puts it together. Try not to break one piece or it will not all fit together.
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I can't tell you specifically how much weight it supports. But I can tell you that it is very sturdy. Its a solid piece on each side that is strong. We currently use it with a heavy printer on the top and laptop replicator on the bottom. I can physically put my weight on the open end with no faulter. Hope this helps.
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The stand is made of heavy plastic. Its very strong I have a HP LaserJet on top and in hold the printer without any issues like bending or warping. The drawer is on rollers so it comes out very easy even when holding a new rime of paper and a box of envelopes. I'm very happy with this stand.
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Mine weighs in at around 40 lbs...which I thought was rather silly heavy. Would not trust any plastic stand to hold 80 lbs, but it may work. Having trouble coming up with any computer that could possibly be that heavy, by the way. While I have no idea what you have to make it that heavy, would suggest you make a custom stand...fairly easy to make from wood, by the way.