what are the dimensions of the top right shelf, will it hold a printer?
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the back and right sides are about 13 inches long, front and left sides are about 5 inches
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The small corner shelf is sort of triangular.. the 2 long sides, Back and Right are 13" and the left and front are 5 1/2 " I hope this helps.
253378
it can hold a small photo printer, I use the corner shelf for a 2nd monitor and a speaker.
253379
I don't know the dimensions but it will absolutely not hold a printer. I put a lamp and pencil/pen holder up there.
253380
Depends on the size of your printer. The dimensions are 13" by 13". 11" from the center of the curve to the corner.
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It would depend on the size of the printer. It would possibly hold a smaller printer.
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a small one yes but it's not made for that. you can however remove the shelf and place a printer in place of it.
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I added a plywood shelf on the backside of a (full) filing cabinet (wooden). The shelf size is 18"wide X 19" deep. This perfectly fits the footprint of the printer. (the dimensions of the printer are online....at HP.com) The printer is tall though...
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The printer shelf measures 19-1/2" wide x 14-1/2" deep. There is a 3-3/4 inch clearance under the shelf.
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The lower of the upper two shelves is a trapezoid. The longest side is 34". The width/depth of the shelf is 14". The shelf has an HP Deskjet 1000 printer on it. It previously held a Canon Pixma printer. The clearance to the top shelf is 13".The keyboard is 31" wide, ~25" from the floor (carpet thwarted exact measurement), and has a 3 3/8" clearance from the main shelf. There is a desktop PC on the bottom-most shelf. This shelf/tower unit is used by my father in a retirement home, and the multiple shelves and V-shape make it ideal for a small room where every square foot of floor space counts. The lower of the upper two shelves is a trapezoid. The longest side is 34". The width/depth of the shelf is 14". The shelf has an HP Deskjet 1000 printer on it. It previously held a Canon Pixma printer. The clearance to the top shelf is 13".The keyboard is 31" wide, ~25" from the floor (carpet thwarted exact measurement), and has a 3 3/8" clearance from the main shelf. There is a desktop PC on the bottom-most shelf. This shelf/tower unit is used by my father in a retirement home, and the multiple shelves and V-shape make it ideal for a small room where... » Read More The lower of the upper two shelves is a trapezoid. The longest side is 34". The width/depth of the shelf is 14". The shelf has an HP Deskjet 1000 printer on it. It previously held a Canon Pixma printer. The clearance to the top shelf is 13".The keyboard is 31" wide, ~25" from the floor (carpet thwarted exact measurement), and has a 3 3/8" clearance from the main shelf. There is a desktop PC on the bottom-most shelf. This shelf/tower unit is used by my father in a retirement home, and the multiple shelves and V-shape make it ideal for a small room where every square foot of floor space counts. « Show Less
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You are right, the top of the stand measures 17" x 11 1/2 " (the part where the printer sits. With the arched sides, the base is 19.9". Hope this helps.
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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.!!
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Hello, Darlene! I believe the shelf immediately above the main shelf would accommodate the printer so long as it isn't more than 13" in length, but I don't think it would secure the weight too well.--Some of the screws do not align well with the pre-drilled holes; consequently that particular shelf is not very stable.
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Twenty-two and a half inches wide by eleven to twelve inches depth. It has a slight curve in the middle towards your body. On the ends it is about eleven inches and in the center it is twelve inches. The tray slides underneath the shelf. Just follow the instructions step by step when putting it together. Tighten all nuts/bolts after everything is put together at the end.The total width of the desk including the tower near the floor is forty-one inches. 48 inches high to the top of the top Printer shelf. Very compact and useful compared to the old bulky desks. I also have two small speakers on each side of my Canon MX410 printer. That is about four inches space on each side of the printer and about twelve inches depth on the shelf. George L. Swanson Jr.
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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.)
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As far as I can tell all you would do is just leave that half shelf off and it would leave you enough space to put a printer as long as the printer does not have a top that flips up for a scanner.
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It depends on the height of the printer. There is only 10 3/4" height on the left side where there are file slots. My printer would not fit there because it is a copier/printer combination. As for width, there is plenty room.
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Hi K.W, 19" wide, 20" deep, and 18" in height (if you remove the shelf). The printer shelf can be adjusted to a variety of heights within those 18" inches. Also, the first one I was sent had some scratches. Not sure if it came that way from the factory or if it was used. Amazon, sent me a new one free of charge and discounted the price a little for the hassle. Best of luck and happy holidays!
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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.
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Main level dimensions are 31 1/2 inches wide by 19 inches deep. Yes, it would support a printer. I have my all-in-one on it, without the hutch and it works very nicely.
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I have a tower 14.5 inches tall and Cannon D 500 printer placed on the bottom shelf. It can carry some more weight. i am quite satisfied with the table except for the top glass; I expected it to be thicker.
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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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Not including the curved lip you have about 15 inches from left to right and about 19 inches from front to back. I have a commercial label printer on top of the file cabinet. The printer is larger than the file cabinet and it works out pretty well. It's a sturdy file cabinet.