will the draw inside hold up a lot of copy paper for my computer?
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You might be able to fit two reams if you do it right. There's a little plastic piece that gets screwed into the bottom side of the top of the table which keeps the shelf from coming out too far. I did not install this piece, so I can pull the drawer out all the way if I want. If you want to keep reams of paper in here, I suggest not installing this piece as well.
1093625
The drawer is about 2.5 inches deep, so I'd say it would hold a ream of paper.
1093626
The drawer backing is a thin particle board material. I had a few remote controls and a few heavy instruction manuals in the drawer that happened to bow it's shape. Made it difficult to open unless you lifted the board up from underneath. Would not suggest placing anything heavy inside.
1927212
You could use a magnet to hold paper. Drawing would be fine. As long as you don't go too crazy with the paint, it should work. That's not what its made to do.
1859065
The inside pocket will hold paper a maximum of 9" X 7". The thing is that you cannot store too much paper and all of the card slots cannot be filled with plastic cards or the cover will not close sufficiently for the auto-off magnetic function to work. I think that the cards are really what will interfere the most.
268577
It will probably hold as much paper as you can put in each drawer, the wheels are not tiny. I have crystals in mine.
682230
It stays connected, I have sketched sitting in my chair and have used about 1/4 or more of the pages on both sides and the front has stayed attached. It is a light weight cardstock and the back cover is a heavy cardboard.
1803894
Sure, it'll use up paper but the drawer will open if they hit subtotal and then cash or ck.. There are toy registers though which might be better if you aren't going to also use it..
2041762
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
2004803
There is a larger version called the Supaclip 60 which holds up to 60 (thin) pieces of paper. It is also available here on Amazon.
1168240
It might be flimsy, but i think it would hold together. Except it would shake when you print a bit. I have one and it's not too bad... The cloth storage should hold fine also
129664
It's fine. Slight curling (in the vertical space). I like the way the paper guides "click" into place, so if the paper shifts when being pulled, it holds straight.
139414
Yes, but I would check them after you put this board on it. The other thing I have a printer on top of a pair (evenly spaced) of the shelves. I find that is not problem and the printer is somewhat heavy.The second thing, DO NOT PUT TOO MUCH HEAVY THINGS IN THE each of the DRAWS, as I found the draws will sag and pull out of the runners.
151122
Paper is a good fit. However it isn't sturdy enough to hold more than a 1/4 pack of paper if that much before it starts falling apart. So I wouldn't necessarily put notebooks or piles of folder in.
2196561
No...This tray will only hold 8 1/2 x 11 paper...There might be a legal size paper tray available from HP...
790613
yes, definitely! it has enough space on top and bottom. it wont be a problem to open the bottom draw. I love this product
1941854
Not exactly made for that. The clip on the bottom wouldn't hold the paper well. If you did, you'd have to stay no bigger then 1 inch on each side our it might sag.
51558
I think the large section would hold papers that size. The other side holds pencils and other small items. A word of warning, though. Mine came apart in less than a year and I couldn't repair it, so I had to throw it out. And it's very heavy.
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They will hold a great deal. I just tried seven sheets and it could probably take more overlapped. To release the paper grab it from the upper half and slide to either side until it starts to free itself and then it will just drop out. It's a well-made and useful product, I am very happy with it! Cheers, Gary