Can I think of using this as a study/computer table? Is it sturdy enough to keep hands punching the keyboard on the table?
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Desktop or laptop? Laptop definitely desktop. Possibly but I think I had a defective table
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Depending on the size of your computer. Shouldn't put anything too heavy on the table. A laptop would be perfect. It would be ok to use a keyboard on it. I use my table for garage sales.
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I have used the table to support a portable barbecue grill that uses the small canisters of propane gas. On the other part of the table we use to support our other food items and drinks. After cooking we use it as our table to eat our meal wig all the other still on top. Supporting the weight should be no problem. The movement of the table may bother you while using your computer. Or maybe not.
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I put a laptop, a music mixer, a guitar effects unit and several wires and cables on mine and not the least bit of lean or sway... Yes, in my opinion, this table makes a perfect study/computer table (even a desktop computer with printer!).
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It "may" be sturdy enough, but since it folds in half there is a split in the middle that is slightly higher than the rest of the top's surface. This would make your keyboard wobble back and forth, so I wouldn't recommend this table for that purpose.
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Hello,No, Definitely not. It's not thick enough at all for even a lightweight computer. I bought it to use at craft shows to display lightweight fabrics. I would not recommend putting anything heavy on this table, it's very thin and even though it's a Coleman camp table, I would not put a 5 gallon jug on water on it while camping or at the park. It's a good table, just not for heavy items.Hope this helps.
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I used it for extra seating for a holiday meal. But I do think it's sturdy and well constructed. It should be okay as a computer, printer, desk assuming you don't have an old 50-pound dot matrix printer clanging away.
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This stand is very sturdy and I believe meant for even a professional keyboard! Hope this helps.
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It'll probably hold it, but I wouldn't use it for a laptop for a couple of reasons: #1 - table isn't mobile enough to adjust easily to accommodate ease of computer use; #2 - since glass is bolted on, off center, with one bolt, use in this way may tend to loosen the top more readily. That's my personal preference, mind you - if it turns out to be comfortable for you, the table is certainly sturdy enough to hold it. We use the tables for supper in front of the TV. The only drawback to that is, as I said, occasional loosening of the bolt from moving it around so often.
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Probably so....if you could get the desk delivered in one piece! I had two of these delivered and both were damaged on arrival. After the second I gave up. This is a very heavy piece of furniture though so it would probably hold the keyboard tray with no problem.
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No they're not sturdy enough, it's even too shaky to hold my wireless keyboard steady since it's heavier than wired keyboards. It may be because my computer chair has curved arm rests, but I even have to stay mindful of the mouse so it wouldn't fall off every time I let it go.
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I used the table for extra seating at a holiday meal, so I don't have direct experience with writing, printers or computer use. But the table is very stable and sturdy, and I think it would work well for your intended purpose...assuming you don't have an old 50-pound dot matrix printer clanging away !
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Hello Akasya. The table is excellent to support the laptop and keep it high level when you need to read something but I think is tall in case you need to type on it because you have to extend your arms for long time causing pain over your shoulder. I don't think it would be good for your back. I hope I could help you with my comments . Regards. Raquel Martínez -
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Not sure if this will help but it was able to hold securely a 6 lbs laptop and can of soda and an iphone and the weight of my arms resting on the keyboard as I typed. If I had to guess a little more than 10 lbs. While a guess, what I can say is that it did all of that well enough that I felt very secure using the table. Good luck
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We really like this table! Although it is not sturdy enough for a computer table, it should work well for games and such. My husband set it up in the office at tax time, and his office chair worked well. I would recommend regular height kitchen chairs or folding chairs with this table.
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Yes! Very well. One thing I like about it is that it opens up like an L shape which give u room to put ur screen and keyboard on one section and do some other stuff on the other. I used mine for Cisco networking and and study. It is very nice. U might also need one of those chairs that turns 360. Best of luck.
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Yes, it's a great desk for a laptop or even a desktop. Very sturdy too. I set up my compound miter saw on it and it does very well, no shaking even when sawing 2x8's! I have no problem sitting at it, although you don't have the room you'd have with a desk, it's still a good desk as your legs do/can easily fit under it.
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It is completely sturdy. However, this is a fairly tall table, more like a work bench than a desk.
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This one looks a lot smaller than the one I bought, so it's probably sturdier. I don't think I'd use it as a desk though cause I would lean on it. But if you don't do that it should work. I did a vendor event this past Saturday and my friend had one similar to this - it was sturdy
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Absolutely! I own 2 of these tables it will roll close to the bed and hold your laptop. They are study and can be put beside a chair for a stand as well. Multiple uses you won't be sorry
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Yes. I've used mine to hold a dinner plate several times. I keep my drink separate as a personal preference, but the yay could certainly hold it easily. It's a rigid material. Other combos: Keyboard & mouse. Book, Kindle & writing pad at the same time.
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It would hold it, no problem, but may not be stable if the keyboard was in use while on the table. Check the length of the keyboard against the arm table specs. Could be a tight fit.