What is the maximum weight the table will hold? My printer is 80 lbs.
1976048
I have an HP Office Pro 8600 that sits on the table. It is definitely not that heavy. It is a big printer though. It is a heavy table top and might carry the weight. It is not light weight wood, but sturdy. Hope this helps you.
1976049
Sorry. I'm not sure. We've used it for HP desktop printers model 1320 but I doubt that they weigh 80 lbs.
1976050
I'm not sure, table is solid but it depends on the size of your printer and how much it overhangs.
1429546
I do not see why this would not work to hold your printer unless it weighs over 150 pounds. Also the important part is that the printer sits on the monitor stand so that if there are air holes in the bottom of the printer that will allow air circulation.
546057
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.
1616120
I think this table could-indeed-carry the weight of a smaller/lighter version of a printer. I found that by re-enforcing the joints of this piece of furniture with wood glue that it makes a substantial difference in its stability...thus, affording better functionality.
1369086
I have printed on 80lb and it works perfectly and I just recently got 120 lb but haven't been able to try it. I will try it and let you know.
740431
I have an HP2055 and a couple reams of paper on my stand. It is a very sturdy stand and I thought it was rated for at least your printers weight. I agree with one of the other responses about how well it might roll with that mush weight.
287862
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.
515110
My strong guess is that you won't have any problems using it for a printer. Something I wished I knew from its description is that the distance from the bottom shelf to the one above it is 11:75 inches and the distance from the top shelf to the top of the table is just shy of 7 inches.
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.
1071472
I don't know because it is in another home out of state. I also put a Canon printer on the bott shelf. It probably sticks out a bit in the back. But the printer is stable . The paper loads from the back of the table.
1287661
the weight it can hold is significant my estimate is about 10 lbs I have mounted on it my cannon MG4220 which weighs about 6 or 7 lbs. it's tapered the top is 19 and 1/2 inches and tapers to 16 and 1/4 inches. My cannon printer is 1 x 1 1/2ft and it looks great! I am very pleased with this desk.
1999167
I can't tell you as I no longer have the table. It fell apart little by little. Screws worked them selves loose and the screw holes were stripped. I tried wood glue to fill in the holes but it didn't work. The drawer slides for the keyboard shelf never worked right. You had to be very careful when putting it out or it would come out all the way. The wheels were very cheap and one of them split and the whole table wobbled and won't roll anymore. The table lasted just a few months. My computer is a Mac and only weights 12 pounds, I have a cannon printer which ways about 18 pounds so there was no reason it should have fallen apart because of too much weight. I don't recommend this product at all. I hope this helps you!
1416634
I would guess the weight is 30#. It's on the low end of acceptable weight for biz cards. I was a bit disappointed in the weight but it's probably near the thickness limit of home printers.
1477032
I don't know what that printer is. This shelf is made for light weight items only. I believe the specs gave it a 10 pound capacity.
2120880
Try a utility cart instead. This is an end table, and the finish would be damaged, even though it would probably support 80 pounds.
1429545
The box states that it supports up to 60 lbs. I don't think it would have a problem holding a printer. The adjustable part is nice to
1551433
According to the Technical Specifications, it should be able to handle up to 13" x 19" (330mm x 483mm) and up to 24 lb weight. I've had the printer for some months now and it has been trouble free and user friendly.