How much weight can the printer shelf support?
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.
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.
918131
I have a Cannon printer which is about 10 pounds. The shelf is very sturdy and could probably hold about 20 pounds. The only complaint I have is my keyboard is an ergonomic and the shelf can't slide in all the way and the one drawer is a little too shallow. It's a great desk for the price..I love it.
1429544
I don't know a pounds rating, but it's strong-made for those heavy old CRT monitors. I wouldn't be afraid to put a substantial printer on it.
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.
315248
I think a weight of 30/40 lbs. per shelf would be OK, providing it was not in the center of a shelf on a small area.
1732025
I have a monitor on top of mine and would place my Epson workforce 845 All In One on top of this unit as well. I believe that it would hold 30 lbs., as it is made to interlock as a unit.
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.
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.
1830642
I have a 50lb printer on mine (I'm not using the topmost tier) and haven't had any issues. I used a glass shelf weight load calculator and it suggests that the glass should be able to support between 100 and 500 lbs (http://www.dullesglassandmirror.com/glass-shelf-weight-load-calculator.aspx).
483738
No. It can hold only light items. It could hold paperback books, for example, but not hefty textbooks. When I tried to use the shelves this way, they out and stripped the supports in such a way as to be no longer usable. A full size printer would be too heavy.
295113
On a steady basis I have about 25-35 pounds of equipment on the desk. I have also knealed on it to faciliate hanging a picture so 130 pounds have been supported. They are very sturdy! Hope this info helps.
540450
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.
1477034
I don't know the dimensions of the printer you're referencing but I can say that the shelf below the desktop is fairly narrow. I can't put my all-in-one printer there
588637
Its very stable. I have each section stuffed with papers and heavy paper to make mailing labels. The bottom has 2 shelves which holds CD"S and additional accessories that I use for the printer. I keep this right next to the computer and printer.
6652
They are sturdy but I don't know how much weight you could put on them. I have pictures and knickknacks which aren't that heavy. It is a nice shelf. I like it a lot.
1686818
I don't imagine that would be a problem.... I used mine for office supplies, with several reams of printer paper on one shelf, and other reasonably heavy items on the others. It is solid wood, and feels very sturdy.
1040368
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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The answer is yes and my printer weighs about 45 lbs. Its a very sturdy stand and it rolls around very easy.Charlie W.