will tower pc fit on lower shelves
288692
If you set the tower on its side, yes. Otherwise, you could leave the second to the bottom shelf off and leave the tower upright.
288693
I really don't think so....the useable width is only 20 inches and the height is 9 inches. You would have to put the tower on it's side to make it fit and then you would have difficulty putting a cd into the computer.
1845654
The desk cabinet has a slider shelf that would be designed for a printer but my printer would not fit. It will never allow a tower to fit in there because the cabinet is only about 14" deep. Width and height would fit.
538530
Of course not. But the struts will stick up behind the top shelf it that shelf is installed lower.
1326579
Because the tower of my computer is taller than some, I had to move the shelf under the keyboard up about 2 inches. I left the shelf in for more stability but I suppose it could be left out. The top of the computer table to the bottom of the shelf above it measures 25 1/2 inches. You should be able to put a 19 inch tall monitor in that space.
1576638
If your tower is 16 inches tall or less, yes, it should slide right in with the shelves removed. The width is 18 inches and a tower could fit on its side if you adjust the shelves.
1506703
This will fit in the same spot where a 3.5" floppy drive would fit. However, I don't have the exact dimensions if you're worried about something inside of your tower.
1323606
I don't think so because the height clearance on this desk is 19", and the length of the bottom shelf is about 14 3/8". We were able to put the HP tower in height-wise, but the tower did extend beyond the length of the bottom floor shelf a little.
1463238
No. The available desk space fits my desktop Mac on it with little else room. From the shelving to the edge of the desktop is about 25.5 inches. The printer fits nicely under the shelving on the desktop space but the shelves are low enough where you cannot get a screen underneath.
1433335
Anthony, it should be no problem, even thought it's a mid tower, it has room for lots of stuff. I put an ASUS Z87 motherboard and it fit nicely, along with a long video card and a Corsair H100i. Happy building.
929554
Yes, although your tower will be on the edge of the desk unless you make cubby space large enough for it- I don't recommend using the shelving under the desk because you might have overheating problems. I have my laptop and an extra monitor and there is still plenty of room for my textbooks if I push the laptop back a little bit. This desk is the best purchase I've ever made for the price.
2201505
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
670041
it works for sure. I have two monitors standing on the top ledge with room to spare, but there's no real convenient place for the tower unless you put it to the side of the shelves or in the middle in front of your feet. you'll have plenty of room in the middle section to put it there if you want.
128660
Check the dimensions of the tower and your components to figure out if they're compatible. An easy way to figure out is on pcpartpicker.com
1067256
Not sure about that, probably, but you should google the dimensions to be sure. I put mine in a mid tower, obviously plenty of room.
1137198
The bottom and center shelves don't have to be installed but the framework supporting the bottom shelf and providing stability would prevent a 17" square device from being placed under the unit. Something just a bit smaller should fit.
2014994
If you are only putting the monitor on it sure but not the monitor and the tower. You would need to reinforce the shelve with "L" brackets under each shelf - that's what I did because I have a lot of books on them and my wireless printer. It's pretty study though, more than I expected it to be.
1100412
Yes. Both in the mini-tower and the thinner desktop form factors. If installed in the desktop, change the full-height bracket, to the included two half-height brackets. (you won't need the second half-height bracket if you're not using the VGA connector. You'll need small pliers to unfasten the nuts.