Can this support a Brother HL-5170DN laser printer which weighs 32 pounds?
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Although this is a good base for a monitor, I wouldn't recommend it for a 32 lb. printer. The stand is 11.25" x 11.25" and hard plastic. The printer you listed is 20" x 19.5". At that size and weight, it might be a bad match.
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Check your shipping software. It's not a direct interface scale to printer. If your software can accept the scale it should work.
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I also have a heavy office printer. I don't know exactly how much it weighs but it can withstand mine. I have an hp 6310 officejet.
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It's on the specifications... I'm using it with a Pany HPX370, and even though it's a little over the recommended maximum weight it supports (11lbs without accessories)... the Benro is performing very, VERY well...
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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 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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NO! It can only support about four pounds according to the manufacturer. This us a telephone stand.
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I am using this stand with a heavy Brother multi-function machine with no problems. Very sturdy stand. Rolls well on carpet, even with two reams of paper on the bottom shelf.
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It is strong enough to hold a printer, but I think it would shake/move while printing which might affect print quality.
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I have my printer on the cart, paper on the second shelf and various crafty dafty stuff on the bottom but none of that weighs close to 75 lbs. So I don't know if it will hold that amount or not. Very sorry to be no help, I like the shelves and they work great for what I am using it for.
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Yes, it can be used, but I would prefer a heavier stock. My printer at this time can't handle anything heavier.
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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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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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You're the second person I've tried to help with this issue. According to Brother it will not handle card stock. 30 lb paper is probably its limit. Other than that, this is an excellent, reliable, fast, easy to maintain, with lower cartridge costs than its competitors.
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1 - the main desk is 19" deep by 31" wide without the hutch2 - yes, it seems sturdy enough to support a printer, assuming you're talking about one of the home office type printers
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Without going upstairs to look at my printer... an HP laser, I'm figuring it weighs 40 pounds. 8 reams of paper on the lower shelf... ?? pounds each. You can weigh them yourself to see what the additional weight is. It works well for me, but I don't roll it around much. But, 112 pounds... that's a lot of printer. My SWAG is a definite maybe, leaning toward yes.
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