Will this support a 21 lb. Epson printer on top?
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This shelf is pretty sturdy, so I would say yes. I use it to store all my textbooks (which can get pretty heavy).
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Yes, it should have no problem supporting the printer if it has been assembled according to directions.Roberta H.
1187629
I have this bookshelf in my home and have loaded it with a ton of random items. Each shelf has a collection of books in varying weights and I have a box of toys on top. With all this the book shelf doesn't even jiggle. I would think it would be able to support your printer. I do have it against a wall though so there may be additional support given by the wall. I cannot vouch for a free standing bookshelf.
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I think you can. The two end columns should still hold up well providing that the printer, etc. are not too heavy.
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Yes but check exact measurements of printer.!! Would have to be seated to be comfortable.! Doesn't hold Foolscap size hanging files.!! OK on wooden floor surface.!! Drawers not on runners just metal channels.!! Can't be overloaded.!!
1877665
I can tell you is it will support at least 26lbs. as we have placed a Canon MX922 printer on the top shelf.
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.
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I don't know exactly how much weigh it can resist, but I have two printers on it. An Epson NX415 color inkjet on the top, and a Brother 2240 laser on the bottom. It looks pretty sturdy.
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A printer will easily fit on the top; not inside. It does not arrive pre-assembled. I took it to my office and had our maintenance people assemble. It didn't take them long -- maybe 20 minutes. It has proven to be a good purchase. Well made, functional. Just the right size for my space.
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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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I agree with the other answers -- other than we have no problems with the legs -- the cabinet is the size of an average file cabinet, so it would depend on the size of the printer, but I don't see any problem with it holding an average size printer.
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The printer would not fit,on the bottom shelf.I have mine,on the top.The posts are too big,to let you do this.Hope this helped you.
907152
I don't think the weight would be a problem, the stand is sturdy, however, the depth of the stand is not very deep. I'm sure the measurements are listed, just double check and determine if printer will be too deep or not.
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I have a HP6500 on top of mine and a full case of paper on the bottom shelf with no problems. It's 4 a printer what r u planning on putting on it?
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Yes. The printer just sits on top. It can hold up to 8.5" x 14" paper, and can hold up to 500 sheets of paper at a time.
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My printer is 19.4 x 11.8 x 16.3 and is 26.4 lbs and sits fine on it. The printer is actually a wider than the table (16 x 21) but sits very sturdy on the table. I really like this table, and I think it would work for you!
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I have mine loaded down with everything under the sun, so I'm pretty sure it would hold a small printer. I wouldn't hesitate to try.
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i would not recommend it because at its present height it can just about handle the weight and vibration of a typical printer. I think it would most likely become unstable; I.e., very wobbly, handling the printer weight in a further stacked configuration, Plus, although not a big deal, you would not be able to use the second drawer because that is part of the top shelf only. I would recommend side by side or look for a unit specifically designed with additional stacked shelves.
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If it is a small regular printer it would be fine. If it is a all in one printer it might be to large and heavy. It is a cute table. Hope this helps. Judy