Are these shelves sturdy enough to put my small printer on the top shelf, books on the second shelf, &amp; bins for storing electronics?
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I have some books and a small flat screen TV on top shelf. Not sure if it is sturdy enough for a printer - depending on the size and weight of the printer.
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The shelves are not designed for book. They do not have the depth. CD's just fit. They are strong enough for what they were designed for.
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The two shelves are 9inches wide by 20 inches long. I can fit my brother printer on one.
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Yes, the shelves are very sturdy. I love this corner shelf. I have it in my bedroom with a TV, pictures and nick nacks on it.
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I would hesitate to load them with hardcover books, or densely stored paperbacks. Nor would I keep my dumbbells on them. But I would keep a couple of reams of printer paper, index card files, loose-leaf binders, and that sort of thing on them. The wire grid may bow a little under weight, but I would fear the plastic attachment pieces would break. I have not found a source to buy more.
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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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Hi, yes, they are very sturdy. I have one stacked one atop of another and there were no problems with the bottom box warping or ready to fall apart. They are made of sturdy plastic, so if you do want to stack one on top of another, it should be no problem, no matter how many dvd's or cd's are in the cases. I have quite a collection of dvd's and my needs were met by these boxes.
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Its very stable. I have each section stuffed with papers and heavy paper to make mailing labels. The bottom has 2 shelves which holds CD"S and additional accessories that I use for the printer. I keep this right next to the computer and printer.
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Top shelves i have frames and candles. Office supplies on bottom shelf. Like reams of paper, etc. and a printer on next to last shelf. so, i would say yes. It leans against the wall so is pretty sturdy,
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Yes, but I would check them after you put this board on it. The other thing I have a printer on top of a pair (evenly spaced) of the shelves. I find that is not problem and the printer is somewhat heavy.The second thing, DO NOT PUT TOO MUCH HEAVY THINGS IN THE each of the DRAWS, as I found the draws will sag and pull out of the runners.
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This shelf is pretty sturdy, so I would say yes. I use it to store all my textbooks (which can get pretty heavy).
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No the shelves are very sturdy, and each shelf actually holds a lot of blurays and DVDs.
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We have our big, heavy printer/copier/scanner on the lower shelf and it holds that just fine. However, our printer takes up most of the shelf and is being supported by the sturdier outside edges of the shelf. Its not the strongest shelf and is pretty thin, so I don't think it would be the best option for holding the weight of a computer.
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The brackets are pretty heavy duty and can support not only a sturdy shelf but also items on top if it. As long as you can get the screws secured, preferably into studs, they'll hold quite a bit of weight (like books).
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They will hold books. Our shelf was the standard thickness 3/4" and they fit tightly on there so they are pretty sturdy. We were pleasantly surprised with them and ordered more for our other closets. Hope this info helps!
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Yes, if you put them together properly, though I'd question HOW MANY books each shelf can hold without some extra reinforcement from zip ties or something. I used to keep school books in mine, but I only had maybe 3 or 4 of them on one shelf. Considering they were fairly heavy college textbooks and the shelves never came apart, I would say yes.
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probably yes. if it is just for transporting then i would say yes. if you used them to store heavy stuff and the box got damp, it might not hold up. i have them full of files, just like the picture, and they are absolutely strong enough for that use. i wouldn't hesitate putting books in these strong boxes. good luck! -s