Can you put a small light weight printer on the top? Need something we can move around for a disabled teen. Is it tall enough for a 6ft. teen to use
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Yes but check exact measurements of printer.!! Would have to be seated to be comfortable.! Doesn't hold Foolscap size hanging files.!! OK on wooden floor surface.!! Drawers not on runners just metal channels.!! Can't be overloaded.!!
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It can definitely hold a printer - you might check the dimensions to make sure the printer will fit - it would most likely need to sit on it sideways. Is it "tall" enough is a little relative. Will it be used while standing up, then it's probably not tall enough. Seated then yes it would be well suited for someone that is 6'.
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No, you have to assemble it. Not difficult at all. Yes, your printer will sit on top.
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Steve is surely correct. Ours is folded up and put away, but it's certainly big enough and strong enough to hold even a large printer. That said, I wouldn't waste my money on this as it's overpriced and won't take the slightest moving about without folding up and crumpling. The wheels suggest that it's moveable, but you have to hold it in about 12 spots as you move it lest it fold up and crash! If you're going to use it for a printer (which will likely stay put once the printer is set up), I'd advise buying a regular non-folding table. Or just avoid accidentally kicking the legs or wheels as it will collapse! Steve is surely correct. Ours is folded up and put away, but it's certainly big enough and strong enough to hold even a large printer. That said, I wouldn't waste my money on this as it's overpriced and won't take the slightest moving about without folding up and crumpling. The wheels suggest that it's moveable, but you have to hold it in about 12 spots as you move it lest it fold up and crash! If you're going to use it for a printer (which will likely stay put once the printer is set up), I'd advise buying a regular non-folding table. Or just avoid accidentally kicking the legs... » Read More Steve is surely correct. Ours is folded up and put away, but it's certainly big enough and strong enough to hold even a large printer. That said, I wouldn't waste my money on this as it's overpriced and won't take the slightest moving about without folding up and crumpling. The wheels suggest that it's moveable, but you have to hold it in about 12 spots as you move it lest it fold up and crash! If you're going to use it for a printer (which will likely stay put once the printer is set up), I'd advise buying a regular non-folding table. Or just avoid accidentally kicking the legs or wheels as it will collapse! « Show Less
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This desk is more suitable to place a printer on. It has a shelf at the bottom so you really couldn't put your feet underneath the desk. I have my desk next to my computer and I enjoy glancing at the TV so I have it on the top of the desk and I put my printer on the bottom shelf. After sending my original answer to you, I realized that it probably would work for you as I am not using the pull out shelf for the keyboard.
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I honestly don't know that I would put a printer on that shelf - it moves very easily if you are thinking of it staying pulled out. If you are thinking you would slide the printer in and out that will not work - the space is only about two inches.
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Although this is a good base for a monitor, I wouldn't recommend it for a 32 lb. printer. The stand is 11.25" x 11.25" and hard plastic. The printer you listed is 20" x 19.5". At that size and weight, it might be a bad match.
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It should if it's not too heavy or big. These units are a little wobbly but very sturdy. I have 44 of these units ( including 3 drawer, 4 drawer, and corner cabinets ) and absolutely love them! I have put a lot of weight in the drawers and no problem. We have an Epson Workforce 610 printer which is bigger than the top of the cabinet, but if it would sit on it without sliding, I wouldn't hesitate to use one for our printer. If you don't mind the little bit of wobbliness, go for it!! Hey!! Thanks for the idea!! I'll get pics up when I finish the Christmas clean up!
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My printer is 19.4 x 11.8 x 16.3 and is 26.4 lbs and sits fine on it. The printer is actually a wider than the table (16 x 21) but sits very sturdy on the table. I really like this table, and I think it would work for you!
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I am 5'6" and have it on a desk...perfect....I do not have it in the lowest setting so am sure you an make this work!
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mid tower WILL NOT FIT (easily) if you remove a major portion of the pseudo wood grain stained cardboard backing, and allow your connectors (and ventilation to exit the back, a mid tower will fit. A very short format printer could fit on top, but best to put a stand adjacent
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I bought it for my 7 year old niece who is tall for her age, but thin. She couldn't use it very well because of her light weight.
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While the stools are a near perfect height for a young elementary student, the top of the storage table has a rim that might make coloring or writing on it awkward. It would work well as a snack table since any spills would be contained, though! If you reverse the top and have the vinyl side up, it is padded to be comfortable for seating, so...again...probably not a good writing surface. The rim on the wood side is about 2" high which is why I think it would make coloring or writing on it awkward.
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Good Question. My Tallest clients are 6', they dont have trouble that way. If you do, arrange an extra stool or sitting device other than the machine's own so that it sets you back a little, giving it some room for movement
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The printer would not fit,on the bottom shelf.I have mine,on the top.The posts are too big,to let you do this.Hope this helped you.
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The printer is appx. 7" tall, 17" long at top, and 12" wide at the base.. Hope this helps..
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I am not sure how much weight the top or the desk itself can support. I do not want to give you any false info. I do have a laser printer on the bottom shelf without any problem and that is a fair amount of weight. I would suggest that you ask the manufacturer if possible and tell them the PC's weight. Sometimes the manufacturers monitor Amazon customer comments and questions and respond on the product's comments page. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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Hello, Darlene! I believe the shelf immediately above the main shelf would accommodate the printer so long as it isn't more than 13" in length, but I don't think it would secure the weight too well.--Some of the screws do not align well with the pre-drilled holes; consequently that particular shelf is not very stable.