Will it hold a printer?
1196175
As long as it's a size similar to the Epson Expression Home printer, it will hold it quite well. If it is one of the double height ones, it won't. I have two healthy sized baskets on mine filled with stuff, along with other items beside the baskets and it holds them just fine.
1196176
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.
1196177
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.)
1168239
Yes, I think it is. Keep in mind that it is particle board and plastic.. With that being said, it really depends on how heavy it all is. I don't know if I'd put too many books on it, but it should certainly hold the printer and some books.
680225
I think so! I have a large printer on top of mine, as well as nearly a full ream of paper in each of the slots. Plus, at any given time, I have things stacked on top of my printer which adds even more weight. This is a sturdy little stand!!
971729
It is not going to hold a book but it is very stiff and would definitely hold a pamphlet or maybe 15-20 pages of computer paper without sagging....my guess only......
386737
I personally think it's very sturdy. I think a printer (provided that it's not super-heavy) would fit just fine on top.
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.
679577
I have a HP 8600 all in one printer sitting on mine, with the weight being approximately 26 lbs. I feel that it is very sturdy and extra weight would not be a problem.
323318
No. The inside dimension of the shelf enclosure is only 11-1/2" wide. It's wide enough to put a PC tower (if you remove the middle shelf), but not a printer that's 17" wide.
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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
918129
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.
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.
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Takshak P. - If by roller you mean wheels or a mechinism to roll the cabinet, then no it doesn't. If that is not what you meant by "roller", I apologize for not understanding the question properly. As for your other question, yes it is definitely stong enough to hold a standard printer/fax machine. I hope this helps you. Best, Brian
918130
I am certain of the weight that it can take. However, I have a Canon MX452 All-in one printer on that shelf with no problem.
112738
I bought this to hold my Dell 1720dn printer, and it holds it just fine. The booklet says it can hold 30 lbs on the top shelf/surface, 30 lbs on the bottom shelf/surface, and 10 lbs in the drawer. That's 70 lbs in total.
1429543
I use it to hold my 32" flat screen television along with a DVD player while my Wii sits underneath it. I also have an HP deskjet all in one Printer/fax/copier that weighs less than my tv. It will hold a printer, it's pretty sturdy.
1859902
Depending on the size of your printer, mine would fit on there. It may hang over a bit on front and back. I have my printer on a small side shelf from K-Mart . I hope , this is of help for you.
2072553
It should fit. I have a standard size printer on the bottom shelf of my desk. It appears to be about 14" wide. The top plastic flap on mine is a bit taller than the shelf allows. When pushed all the way back, that particular piece fits in the opening behind the desk and continues to function properly.