Is this cabinet sturdy enough to put a (4-in-1) printer, scanner, copier & fax machine on it?
904106
uh...if the cabinet is completely full..you should be ok but if its only partially full then no, it will topple over. Also, if you put it next to something to help stabilize it, that will be fine. If its a regular size printer then it will fit on top just fine...but I'm not sure about the bigger printers. This is definably NOT a flimsy file cabinet..its actually really nice for the money. I plan to purchase another one.
904107
The desktop 4 in 1 is fine once the cabinet is somewhat stabilized with files . Otherwise you will get some vibration. I put a nonslip mat on top of mines and then the machine. No problems.
540448
I have 3 - 4 large volumes on each shelf. I would use one of the lower shelves for a printer. Overall quite sturdy, but a heavy object higher up might induce sway stress.
679578
I don't know exactly how much weigh it can resist, but I have two printers on it. An Epson NX415 color inkjet on the top, and a Brother 2240 laser on the bottom. It looks pretty sturdy.
873293
It's fairly sturdy. I don't know how many folders you could fit at the top, but you could probaby surmise by the dimensions provided. I file my tax documents in it, if that gives you an idea.
483738
No. It can hold only light items. It could hold paperback books, for example, but not hefty textbooks. When I tried to use the shelves this way, they out and stripped the supports in such a way as to be no longer usable. A full size printer would be too heavy.
1313832
You could easily place two printers on this desk. I would not put more than 30 lbs on this desk.
494554
I have some books and a small flat screen TV on top shelf. Not sure if it is sturdy enough for a printer - depending on the size and weight of the printer.
995021
I believe it would be sturdy enough. We have a microwave on the lower shelf and a Keurig with a "Keurig carousel" on the top. The cabinet doesn't budge when we use either appliance.
2236852
I think it would be fine, depending on the dimensions of your printer. It's certainly sturdy enough IMO - I have a Keurig commercial 1-cup coffeemaker and toaster on the top shelf, middle shelf is a microwave oven, bottom shelf is a bowl for fruit, etc., and it isn't tippy or anything.
483737
I don't think so. It is quite delicate. I use it for display purposes only. For the price, it looks nice and serves my purpose admirably but it is not a strong bookcase and while the bottom shelf is the most stable I believe a printer would simply be too heavy.
1666321
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.
1187628
Yes, it should have no problem supporting the printer if it has been assembled according to directions.Roberta H.
508520
I have an all in one printer/fax on it which is about 20lbs and have not had any issues for the past year....I think it can handle more.
999861
Yes, I hadn't thought of using it for this purpose but it would hold a small printer. Like the previous reviewer, I don't know if the printer would cause it to wobble. It does not wobble with normal use--mine currently has a stack of books on it.
1584223
Yes, but it is very small so a scanner/printer ( like almost all regular printers now a days) wont fit in there. A small printer ( just printer, no scanner or fax like all those 3 in 1 printers) will fit. I have an hp printer/fax/ scanner that didnt fit on it so i had to get rid of it. I built my desk without it, besides in my opinion it doesnt look good. Hope this helps.
1686818
I don't imagine that would be a problem.... I used mine for office supplies, with several reams of printer paper on one shelf, and other reasonably heavy items on the others. It is solid wood, and feels very sturdy.
1411740
It's extremely sturdy and well built. It doesn't rock or shake at all. I don't see it having any issues holding a printer.