What is the length of this stand? I have a printer that is 17" long that I would like to place on top. It says 16" - so it should work. Just want to confirm that it is 16" in length
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It definitely should work. This of course depends on the weight and width of the stand provided with the TV. If the stand provided with the set is two feet in length as the stand on my 40" set, the TV stand will protrude 3 or 4 inches over the edge of the stand. The stand can support almost any recently-made thinner screen TV since it can sustain 80 pounds, and most sets weigh about 25 or 30 pounds. Center the TV in the stand and it is solidly and steadily supported and even can be moved without dislodging the set from the stand. I shopped around a lot to find a way to raise my bedroom set over the edge of the bed, and this was about the only one that I could find cheap, sturdy and well-made. It definitely should work. This of course depends on the weight and width of the stand provided with the TV. If the stand provided with the set is two feet in length as the stand on my 40" set, the TV stand will protrude 3 or 4 inches over the edge of the stand. The stand can support almost any recently-made thinner screen TV since it can sustain 80 pounds, and most sets weigh about 25 or 30 pounds. Center the TV in the stand and it is solidly and steadily supported and even can be moved without dislodging the set from the stand. I shopped around a lot to find a way to raise my bedroom... » Read More It definitely should work. This of course depends on the weight and width of the stand provided with the TV. If the stand provided with the set is two feet in length as the stand on my 40" set, the TV stand will protrude 3 or 4 inches over the edge of the stand. The stand can support almost any recently-made thinner screen TV since it can sustain 80 pounds, and most sets weigh about 25 or 30 pounds. Center the TV in the stand and it is solidly and steadily supported and even can be moved without dislodging the set from the stand. I shopped around a lot to find a way to raise my bedroom set over the edge of the bed, and this was about the only one that I could find cheap, sturdy and well-made. « Show Less
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It is 16" in the center, from L - R. In the fromt (and back) it is closer to 14.25, as it has curved edges that don't really show in the photo. I am using it for a 22' monitor, which, of course, has a smaller, round base, so it works well. I am only using the first section of leg - it is very stable and sturdy; perfect for what I need. I have a WF-3520 Epson printer, so would need a larger one for that. If your printer is 17" wide, it won't fit, but may be stable enough to hold it.
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The stands length at it's top is 15 3/16 across at the center from left to right. It's not 16" as stated and the number has been rounded up. I am sure a 17" printer base would fit on it if the bottom base pegs are far enough in. The Printer would cover the top of stand completely and you wouldn't see base
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Total height from base of stand to top of monitor is just shy of 16" so it will fit in your 18" space.
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If you don't have use for the printer stand don't attach it to the desk top. When you come to that step in the setup instructions skip by it and complete the desk. But don't dispose of the printer stand. Save it you might need it in the future. I myself I installed my printer stand because I have a full size printer, and it fits perfectly.I would recommend this desk to anyone. It is a good buy for the money. Plus it's backed by Amazon.
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I do not have it mounted right this moment, due to moving offices. However, I believe it was right at 48", realizing there are ends on this strip. A 48" print, will not fit, exactly inside it, that is easily worked around in most instances.
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How tall is your desk? I use this and mine is not tall enough to stand and work because my desk is about 34" tall. If your desk is taller theyou could probably get my with standing.
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I do not believe it is possible to do what you want. Sorry! It sure is a nice printer stand.
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Not sure how big that particular printer is, but the cover is about 18x18x6. It's rather large, so it should fit.
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It is not intended for a printer. to make it work you would have to balance the printer on it, leaving part hanging off the front and part hanging off the back.
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Yes there is there should be specs about how big the Space is, it won't fit tall printers
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This stand will accommodate a pc tower. It is too short however for your monitor. It is excellent for the tower, printer and other accessories.
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If you are asking how big is the printer that we are using on this stand, we use an HP LaserJet P2055dn which is 14.4" W x 14.5" D x 10.6" in H. The stand itself is 17" W x 17" D x 14" H. The stand is very easy to roll around and very low to the ground so that it fits under every desk that I've ever used it with.
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If you go to http://www.sauder.com/Beginnings/Office-Computer/Computer-Desks/414163.aspx and click on the picture of the desk with the dimensions, I think you will find the dimensions you need. The front of the printer shelf measures about 16.25 inches.
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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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Donna, I have a 17" wide printer and 19" wide monitor and they fit nicely. I have placed my monitor toward the front of the desk so overlaps the printer about 2" with printer behind monitor. If I offset the monitor a bit both would fit side by side. Given your dimensions yours should fit.
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Your printer measurement on Width is 0.25" too wide and your other measurements are within range. You might give it a try since it is made of cloth and may fit. Your call. ...
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With the stand it measures 16 1/2 tall on my kitchen counter. Hope this helps
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No, I don't think it is wide enough nor sturdy enough for a printer on top. (Underneath, sure, depending on the size of the printer.)