Is this stand sturdy enough to hold a small home printer? By dimensions, my printer would fit, but of course, weights more than an monitor.
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I would say 'yes', definitely sturdy enough. It's really a nice addition to any location. I'm using mine for a tv stand in my bedroom. The open shelf holds my DVD player while the drawer holds the manuals & remotes. I could easily use it in any other location. It's sleek & attractive as well as functional.
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The unit I received is well built. It is supporting a Brother Laser printer,after 6 months no problems. Looks great on my desk. Hope this helps, Bob
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Oh yes ! I use it for my work printer, works great, stores the company checks in the drawers.
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I have an "old" brick of a monitor... and it supports it well. It's a sturdy one piece construction, that looks very nice.
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Yes. It is a very sturdy piece. I have a 24 inch flatscreen sitting on mine that I also use as a computer screen. I have been very happy with the purchase.
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The unit I received is well built. It is supporting a Brother Laser printer, after 6 months no problems. Looks great on my desk. Hope this helps, Bob
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112lbs? Are you kidding? Is that a commercial printer? If so, with that weight it should be on a commercial type stand. This stand cannot support that much weight!
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I agree with the other responses. I have a full shelf of books on the bottom, the other 2 shelves each 1/2 full of books, and a large book of Kells on the top. It is sturdy, but is likely to wobble from the printer movement. At most I would recommend a small printer, preferably on the lower shelves.
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No doubt this stand will handle the weight of two monitors easily. Depending on their size, it may not fit two, but will have no problem with the weight.
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Not sure haven't hooked up a printer yet, but I think it will hold a normal sized printer. Sorry couldn't be of more help.
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Awesome, thank you!! I am looking for a printer stand. It is a printer, copier, fax machine. its a Canon Image class MF8580cdw. It is a larger one. I am having a difficult time finding a stand. Would you happen to know if it would hold up to that?
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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.
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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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Yes the bookshelf is sturdy enough if your printer would fit however; my concern would be how your power cord in the back of the printer/scanner would effect the overall fit as each shelf is boxed or framed in.
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My Brother duplexing multifunction printer weighs about that, and has sat serenely on this stand for years. Go for it.
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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.
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Not at all. I have my printer on it and it's very sturdy. I would think with the weight of a sewing machine, it would be very sturdy.
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Yes I can fit my 19" monitor and my printer on it and I have a fat all in one printer. I'm pretty sure it would look even better with a smaller printer. :) beautiful table and great quality. Super strong and holds everything on the slide out portion of the table.
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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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Yes the supports are strong and the top seems quite sturdy, I can vouch for how much weight it can hold but I have a lap top and printer on mine.
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I have this shelf unit with the wheels attached and it has a bit of flexibility. If you took the wheels off and had a couple packs of printer paper in the lower drawer, it should work for your needs. That would be assuming your printer runs somewhat stable and is not one the shakes and rocks and rolls as it prints. J. Michael
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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.