Would a 20 (wide) x 17 (deep) x 17 (high) printer fit on the bottom shelf?
516992
Yes to the height part if the shelf is set at the bottom position. That printer depth is a bit greater than the shelf depth, but as long as the feet are on 16" centers it should be fine. The width is plenty good for that width of printer.
2040659
the printer shelf is approximately 17 l/2 wide by 12...I have a Kodak esp 7 all-in one printer and it fits just fine...
540451
A small printer would probably be OK. It would have to be small, though, to fit in the space. This bookshelf is surprisingly sturdy, but it does sway from side to side sometimes.
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
1666321
I honestly don't know that I would put a printer on that shelf - it moves very easily if you are thinking of it staying pulled out. If you are thinking you would slide the printer in and out that will not work - the space is only about two inches.
415778
I agree with the other answers -- other than we have no problems with the legs -- the cabinet is the size of an average file cabinet, so it would depend on the size of the printer, but I don't see any problem with it holding an average size printer.
2136192
The top is 19" wide by 21" deep. So depending on how the printer is oriented, it should fit. The file cabinet is more than strong enough to support the printer.
310065
Yes I can fit my 19" monitor and my printer on it and I have a fat all in one printer. I'm pretty sure it would look even better with a smaller printer. :) beautiful table and great quality. Super strong and holds everything on the slide out portion of the table.
1491505
It is 17" deep on the sides, it is curved in the front (under where the printer would be) so it gets a little deeper because of the curve. I love mine! I also bought the monitor stand. Both allow me to have extra storage and be more organized.
1314499
Floor to bottom of keyboard tray is just under 25 inches. You don't have to install the printer shelf, but there are three holes pre-drilled through the main desk piece for screws to attach the short poles holding up the printer shelf. I can't remember for sure if I had to punch through the plastic laminate to put the screws in, but I think it had holes in it already. You would probably have to cover them up or fill them somehow, if you didn't want them to show. I'm guessing most people wouldn't think it looks very good like that... :)
2056115
The bottom opening is big enough to fit three reams of paper. A printer that is 9" tall wouldn't fit.
239515
If you zoom in on the schematics pictures; you can see the shelves are 12inches deep by 23inches long. You can also set the printer on the desktop in the area covered by the upper shelves if you need more space. You have about 12 inches of clearance from the bottom of one shelf to the top of the next.
2072552
My printer is also 14" wide, and 11" deep. Fits well because the open sides allow printer to stick out on both sides. The paper holder area sticks up higher than shelf but will fit if you push printer toward back of shelf.
1845652
It would fit only if you left out the shelf in the lower right hand side, (the lower left hand side is the pull out shelf for the printer) I personally do not need that shelf but did put it in place, but I do like the desk very much and assembly was not that hard.
1014969
Not really. You could put it on top of the desk next to the monitor, but there is no printer shelf per se
2236194
I added a plywood shelf on the backside of a (full) filing cabinet (wooden). The shelf size is 18"wide X 19" deep. This perfectly fits the footprint of the printer. (the dimensions of the printer are online....at HP.com) The printer is tall though...
443433
Yes, however,,, the shelve actually measure 11 1/2" deep x 17 3/4" wide. We dont push the desk up tight to the wall,, so your printer can hang out to the rear and front to fit.