My tower is 7" wide and my maximum space to place it is 8-1/2". Does this stand adjust narrower so that it would fit in the 8'1/2" space?
1039244
My cpu is also 7" wide and when you put it in the stand, it needs at least 9" - maybe 9.5". Mostly because the sides are curved, not flat.
2056779
I measured the opening at the top of the stand and it measures 9 1/2 at the widest. So I would have to say no. You have a 1/2 difference.
83857
The tower stand is very sturdy and attractive, but you cannot adjust the height of the shelves. There is plenty of room between shelves for stereo equipment, but I doubt that a tower computer would fit into the bottom shelf. Sorry for the bad news!
1336160
I currently use a mid tower case. You are able to adjust the height of the shelf however, which should allow you to fit a full tower.
609186
With my CPU which measures a little over 7" wide and the stand extends an inch on either side. Hope this was helpful.
341039
The width on cpu stand adjust to about 10" and height is open so there's no interference.
791525
We have a standard size HP tower & it fits perfectly with about 8" clearance
206413
The stand is 7" wide. I have it at the maximum width and my CPU fits snug in it. If you have 8" of space to put the stand in, it should be sufficient space. You won't have a lot of extra room but you should have approximately an about an inch leeway.I like the stand. It has worked okay for me.Good luck.
1576638
If your tower is 16 inches tall or less, yes, it should slide right in with the shelves removed. The width is 18 inches and a tower could fit on its side if you adjust the shelves.
557262
Those are the dimensions of the box that the stand comes in. One you put it all together, the feet of the stand are wider than that. You can adjust the height as needed.
1026451
The area where the tower is has no height limit, and the width is adjustable. The depth of your stack will work, too if you don't put the desk too close to the wall. The desk has worked well for us.
39683
The width of the 2nd tier varies in direct relation with how wide you set the bottom tier (21" to 37"). I have a Kronos X88, and I can assure you that it WILL fit on the second tier. However, I would recommend that you place your heaviest keyboard on the first tier, just to prevent the stand from being top heavy. I have my 50lb Kronos X88 on the bottom and a 46lb Korg PA1x on the top tier. I am not nervous in the slightest about this stand's ability to hold the combined weight. This thing is as solid as a rock. HOPE this helps.
1067256
Not sure about that, probably, but you should google the dimensions to be sure. I put mine in a mid tower, obviously plenty of room.
1189083
This stand adjusts from 24" to 36" high and 24" to 36" wide and will go up to a wall. It seems very stable and works well. I'm pleased with it. Chris, Wilmington, NC
1360628
should be able to, with room to spare. my tower is nearly that tall, and it fits just fine.
676106
The opening will be where the vertical support is. Check your height too. The taller your unit the less room you'll have around the bottom to move around
1753066
Mine is from 5/8" to 1 3/8". I really do not know if the 1/2" will work. I have not tried it. You might contact PC customer service and ask them to be sure if that is important to you. Wish I could have been more help.