Can you fit a laptop under the very bottom shelf? I have two laptops and am looking to save space
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If you want to store the computer there, then yes. I use mind to hold a Blue Ray DVD player. I just held my Acer Lap top against the player and it will fit. I have a TV, but I have a wall bracket to hold it up on. It's heavy duty constructed, and it fits my needs great.
1192954
Yes, it looks like about 2 inches clearance between the bottom shelf and the surface of your desk.
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It's all going to come down to the width of the computer. A 15" MacBook Pro fits underneath just fine, but you might have to raise it up just a bit due to ports so that the connected cables can exit the side cleanly.
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As you can see in the other answers, yes, you can fit a small laptop under the bottom shelf, depending on the size. I store my 11.5 2 in 1 under there and my 15" Samsung sits on the second shelf.
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I have an HP Probook 4545s, and fits in both shelfs (middle & bottom) without problems. The only thing that you have to care about, it's if you plug anything on any side of your laptop (USB, VGA, HDMI, etc) and the laptop is on the bottom shelf, you must use an square connector this is because the support base could block the normal connector.
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Well I doubt it. The depth, fron to back, probably be short unless your notebook is netbook size or ipad. Of course you can put it if you don't mind to put it partly on the deck. You are ready to use it without openning the display, dont you?Good luck!
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If the laptop is small enough you could place it on the top shelf. You could also place it on the lower shelf but it might be awkward for you.
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Probably wouldn't balance very well on the lower legs, but it might slide in between them. I have a Toshiba 15.5" laptop that barely fits. But since it just sits there, I can live with it. Otherwise, it's a GREAT product. What you might do, is pick up a piece of plexi-glass, cut it to fit under there, and hot glue it in place. It's an ugly work-around, but it would most likely work. I'm just happy I was able to free up a ton of space on my desk, and raise the monitor up as well.
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You should [place the laptop on the top level of desk. I own a different configuration of these desks. I love my desk.
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My first response would be yes, a laptop will fit when it is closed. My (old heavy) laptop is roughly 13.5 x 9.5 and it fits just fine. ( I call that standard size, not to fancy but not little either:o) The top shelf measures( inside measurements) ~ 9 ½ top to bottom / 20 ½ side to side / 3 ½ deep. I tried finding a "standard size L.T. measurement" (incase mine is not !) and well, this is what I was given; Most 15.4" Laptops=13.5 length & width 9.5 Most 17" laptops = 15 length & 10.3 widthSo, with these measurements, I hope it helps you decide if it will fit. It is defiantly deep enough! My first response would be yes, a laptop will fit when it is closed. My (old heavy) laptop is roughly 13.5 x 9.5 and it fits just fine. ( I call that standard size, not to fancy but not little either:o) The top shelf measures( inside measurements) ~ 9 ½ top to bottom / 20 ½ side to side / 3 ½ deep. I tried finding a "standard size L.T. measurement" (incase mine is not !) and well, this is what I was given; Most 15.4" Laptops=13.5 length & width 9.5 Most 17" laptops = 15 length & 10.3 widthSo, with these measurements, I hope it helps you... » Read More My first response would be yes, a laptop will fit when it is closed. My (old heavy) laptop is roughly 13.5 x 9.5 and it fits just fine. ( I call that standard size, not to fancy but not little either:o) The top shelf measures( inside measurements) ~ 9 ½ top to bottom / 20 ½ side to side / 3 ½ deep. I tried finding a "standard size L.T. measurement" (incase mine is not !) and well, this is what I was given; Most 15.4" Laptops=13.5 length & width 9.5 Most 17" laptops = 15 length & 10.3 widthSo, with these measurements, I hope it helps you decide if it will fit. It is defiantly deep enough! « Show Less
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There is a specific spot for your laptop, so there's a foam wall type partition. It will hold its shape, just know there's a divider in there you can't remove.
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I don't know about this single shelf unit. I have the double shelf unit which I use to store my 3 laptop computers which fit very well. One on the bottom between the legs on the surface the legs rest on, one in the first rack up from the bottom, and one for the top rack.
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I have my laptop on it and also a laptop fan under it. It may depend on the weight of the laptop, but I have no problem with it.
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There is only about 6 inches of clearance from the floor to the bottom shelf and in between shelves. I think it would be a tight fit.
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Th one I have is pretty narrow, but it would fit under the laptop... The problem would more likelty be that 17's are often heavier and the stand is kinda squishy so it wouldn't fully support the weight
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No, it's very small. If you are talking laptop, than 17 inches wide by 10 inches deep would work if you take out the shelf insert.
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You could try... however, I do not think that the slots for the cases is deep enough to hold them in place if it were mounted horizontally. I tipped mine over and before it got anywhere near horizontal a few DVDs fell out. As it is completely full, I didn't want to make a big mess by putting it fully horizontal, so I cannot say definitively....
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No; the top shelf ends up being smaller than the bottom shelf do the others. Im pretty sure it wouldn't work! ;)
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Yes it can. I use it for my PC so you would have shelf n storage space. The flat section of the desk would fit a laptop comfortably.
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It's definitely long enough (~20 inches) to fit your laptop and docking station underneath but not sure if it's high enough. You have about 3 inch height clearance.
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Yes, you can easily fit your laptop as the shelf is 14.5" deep, of which 12.5" sticks out when the shelf is fully pulled out (mine is mounted approx. 1/8" back from edge of the desk). Also, with the shelf fully pulled out, it still feels sturdy and doesn't bounce or jiggle my mouse (also on the tray) when I type ever. Finally, if you wanted to store your laptop on the tray when not in use, it is just over 2.5" from bottom of desk to top of shelf so I'm sure it wouldn't be an issue.
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I do not think that would work. The space between the laptop platform and the bottom of the legs would be very tight. The clearance between the legs would not be adequate.