The measurements are just right for my printer to sit on, plus room for paper and stuff. Is this sturdy enough for a standard printer to sit on?
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yes i have a heavy microwave on top it rotates or twists slightly but its a big microwave oven it is fairly tall
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It's extremely sturdy and well built. It doesn't rock or shake at all. I don't see it having any issues holding a printer.
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Definitely. I have a microwave on the top shelf and a toaster oven on the middle shelf. A printer should not present a problem. Legs can be locked to ensure further sturdiness.
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It should be. I had a Kitchenaid stand mixer on mine. I just had to hold it steady when the mixer was running. I probably would not put very heavy stuff on the slide out shelf. You could put a few reams on it but a whole case might be pushing it.
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I have an HP Office Pro 8600 that sits on the table. It is definitely not that heavy. It is a big printer though. It is a heavy table top and might carry the weight. It is not light weight wood, but sturdy. Hope this helps you.
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Yes the supports are strong and the top seems quite sturdy, I can vouch for how much weight it can hold but I have a lap top and printer on mine.
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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.
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The box states that it supports up to 60 lbs. I don't think it would have a problem holding a printer. The adjustable part is nice to
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Yes, I think it is. Keep in mind that it is particle board and plastic.. With that being said, it really depends on how heavy it all is. I don't know if I'd put too many books on it, but it should certainly hold the printer and some books.
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It is surprisingly sturdy and balanced, if it is an ink jet it might wobble when it is printing. It wouldn't fall over.I have a 3 year old visitor that uses it as a personal table and she hasn't had any issues with tipping.the base is really solid. I put a round placemat on it and if you put a printer on it, you might want to put one on it too.
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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.
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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.
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it's pretty light weight. not sure. I have a printer on mine and it's fine. If it's balanced it would probably be OK. sorry I'm not for sure.
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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.
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The plastic is sturdy but I would not trust a printer on it. I do put other plastic containers on top of it but I think the printer would be too heavy.
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You could likely do that. It depends on the weight of the printer. It is fairly sturdy, but realistically it is made of cardboard and aluminum. The shipment process damaged it to the point that I had to return it (I assume from being dropped and packaged poorly). Hope that helps.
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It's quite easy to set up. The pieces just snap into one another. I found that it wasn't sturdy enough for my office printer, though. It is better for a small home printer.
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I don't know exactly how much weigh it can resist, but I have two printers on it. An Epson NX415 color inkjet on the top, and a Brother 2240 laser on the bottom. It looks pretty sturdy.
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I doubt it. This printer table is very small, really only capable of holding small home printers. In fact, the one I have is under my real printer table and holds the printer paper instead, which is about perfect for its capabilities.
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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.