Can it hold a printer (19 lbs) on the bottom shelf?
483736
Yes, I believe it would, but only if it is on the bottom shelf with no additional weight.
483737
I don't think so. It is quite delicate. I use it for display purposes only. For the price, it looks nice and serves my purpose admirably but it is not a strong bookcase and while the bottom shelf is the most stable I believe a printer would simply be too heavy.
483738
No. It can hold only light items. It could hold paperback books, for example, but not hefty textbooks. When I tried to use the shelves this way, they out and stripped the supports in such a way as to be no longer usable. A full size printer would be too heavy.
1394239
I believe it could. I currently have quite a few heavier things on the shelves. For sure it could go on the bottom shelf as that sits on the ground.
515110
My strong guess is that you won't have any problems using it for a printer. Something I wished I knew from its description is that the distance from the bottom shelf to the one above it is 11:75 inches and the distance from the top shelf to the top of the table is just shy of 7 inches.
680225
I think so! I have a large printer on top of mine, as well as nearly a full ream of paper in each of the slots. Plus, at any given time, I have things stacked on top of my printer which adds even more weight. This is a sturdy little stand!!
1024578
I have my printer on the bottom shelf and I whole hardily agree with the the other 2 answers concerning the necessary stability for this computer desk.
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...
876431
Yes but check exact measurements of printer.!! Would have to be seated to be comfortable.! Doesn't hold Foolscap size hanging files.!! OK on wooden floor surface.!! Drawers not on runners just metal channels.!! Can't be overloaded.!!
2042373
I have some books on the bottom shelf. It is not sturdy enough to fill with books.
323318
No. The inside dimension of the shelf enclosure is only 11-1/2" wide. It's wide enough to put a PC tower (if you remove the middle shelf), but not a printer that's 17" wide.
933526
From the looks of the bottom shelf, it doesn't appear to be attached all that securely to the sides. I wouldn't trust it with anything that heavy.
253382
a small one yes but it's not made for that. you can however remove the shelf and place a printer in place of it.
35215
I've had no problem with 2 brackets holding a 19" tv, Logitech speakers, power strip and a 35 lb. HP color laser jet cm 1015 printer [It has to sit sideways on the shelf].
2118392
I have a tower 14.5 inches tall and Cannon D 500 printer placed on the bottom shelf. It can carry some more weight. i am quite satisfied with the table except for the top glass; I expected it to be thicker.
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.
540448
I have 3 - 4 large volumes on each shelf. I would use one of the lower shelves for a printer. Overall quite sturdy, but a heavy object higher up might induce sway stress.
1139462
I think it should hold up a small printer. I'd have to check on whether wheels can be locked. But actually, I have all my paperwork in it and it barely moves so I doubt it will slide that easily anyway.
1671841
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.