I wish to use this to hold my all in one printer (21 lbs) and other items. Will it support this printer without shaking every time it prints?
515108
Do not know the answer to your question, but beware! The one I got had to have the supports for the shelves redone. The slots to hold the shelves did not line up with the bracets. I had to pay someone to fix because I was not physically able to do it my self. (I am 80 yrs old) It is a nice looking addition and now that it is fixed I plan to use it for the all in one that I am about to buy. I would not buy from this vendor again because of the mis fit of key parts.
515109
This stand is a foldable stand( which I knew when I ordered it). I wanted it to be sturdier and did not want it to fold. So I put one screw in each side so it doesn't fold and is much sturdier. Still looks great. You don't even notice the screws. It will work fine for your needs, I believe.
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.
515111
My printer is about 18 pounds and the stand does not shake when I print. I do have my stand on carpet and don't know if that will make a difference or not.
515112
I think you will have some type of shaking only because the thing is on wheels but putting your printer on it seems like it would be fine. I purchased it to be a sort of desk to hold school books and supplies and my laptop so I have not put anything on it that has any weight to it so I am not 100% sure.
2025238
NO. The problem is that the table is shaky. Moving things on it causes it to sway. An older version of the table was ok but the new tables are not the same. I would not recommend this table for any types of crafts.
1139460
It is sturdy enough to put home printer. There is no wheel locking mechanism, however, the wheels are not "high quality" super smooth ones, weight of cabinet and its contents make it steady enough so it won't move easily.
918130
I am certain of the weight that it can take. However, I have a Canon MX452 All-in one printer on that shelf with no problem.
1187629
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.
1830642
I have a 50lb printer on mine (I'm not using the topmost tier) and haven't had any issues. I used a glass shelf weight load calculator and it suggests that the glass should be able to support between 100 and 500 lbs (http://www.dullesglassandmirror.com/glass-shelf-weight-load-calculator.aspx).
1366392
I have not used it for a printer, but I do think it would work. It's very sturdy. I used to have an old-style, very heavy monitor on it with no problems. Hope that helps.
1509673
My large hp Printer AND computer console sit on it and has been fine. Seems very stable. I've had it for a few months now.
1616120
I think this table could-indeed-carry the weight of a smaller/lighter version of a printer. I found that by re-enforcing the joints of this piece of furniture with wood glue that it makes a substantial difference in its stability...thus, affording better functionality.
1765958
The top is one piece and very smooth for writing. It also has a bottom piece of eggshell like plastic that covers the entire bottom which makes it extremely sturdy. So basically two pieces "fused" together. I use it for my computer setup and even my printer does not make it shake at all. The built in carry handle on bottom is a plus.
2236852
I think it would be fine, depending on the dimensions of your printer. It's certainly sturdy enough IMO - I have a Keurig commercial 1-cup coffeemaker and toaster on the top shelf, middle shelf is a microwave oven, bottom shelf is a bowl for fruit, etc., and it isn't tippy or anything.
2060191
The answer is yes and my printer weighs about 45 lbs. Its a very sturdy stand and it rolls around very easy.Charlie W.
1877665
I can tell you is it will support at least 26lbs. as we have placed a Canon MX922 printer on the top shelf.
796815
I assembled this sometime in the past, but it does appear that you can (I am sure you can) - the rounded handle on top does help to secure my printer to the printer stand when rolling it back and forth. The stand is quite sturdy and it is serving me well.
386737
I personally think it's very sturdy. I think a printer (provided that it's not super-heavy) would fit just fine on top.
1516531
Not at all. I have my printer on it and it's very sturdy. I would think with the weight of a sewing machine, it would be very sturdy.
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.