How many pounds is this rated to hold? I was looking to use it for my printer.
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I use it to hold my 32" flat screen television along with a DVD player while my Wii sits underneath it. I also have an HP deskjet all in one Printer/fax/copier that weighs less than my tv. It will hold a printer, it's pretty sturdy.
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I don't know a pounds rating, but it's strong-made for those heavy old CRT monitors. I wouldn't be afraid to put a substantial printer on it.
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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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I do not see why this would not work to hold your printer unless it weighs over 150 pounds. Also the important part is that the printer sits on the monitor stand so that if there are air holes in the bottom of the printer that will allow air circulation.
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I think it could hold it. I dont see how it could collapse. Those four legs fit into holes in the bottom of the "table" part. If you dont have an inordinately large printer you should be able to use it confidently I would think.
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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.
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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.
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My printer is 19.4 x 11.8 x 16.3 and is 26.4 lbs and sits fine on it. The printer is actually a wider than the table (16 x 21) but sits very sturdy on the table. I really like this table, and I think it would work for you!
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Depends on your printer - what size and how much does it weigh? I think it would easily handle 4 gallons of water (about 32 pounds total), maybe a little more.
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I also have a heavy office printer. I don't know exactly how much it weighs but it can withstand mine. I have an hp 6310 officejet.
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It is very substantial. Without the wheels, I expect it could hold lots of weigh. As to your particular weight, I have no idea if it can hold 112 pounds and still roll around. My thought is that it will probably hold it but not be able to move around very well. Maybe you can get one of those plant stands at Home Depot that has wheels if moving it around is important. They hold a lot of weight. Maybe you need two to hold your printer. Just a thought.
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Not sure haven't hooked up a printer yet, but I think it will hold a normal sized printer. Sorry couldn't be of more help.
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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).
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I do fine art printing and I love using this as reference: http://www.paper-paper.com/weight.html The paper is noting 110 lb Index, which is about a 9 pt. thickness and matching the picture, 199 gsm. I wouldn't exactly recommend this for professional business card printing, but the extra weight is definitely pretty good to have. If you can get 12 pt. or higher (1pt. or 1 mil represents a thousandths (0.001") of an inch), it'll definitely do better for you.
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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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The answer is yes and my printer weighs about 45 lbs. Its a very sturdy stand and it rolls around very easy.Charlie W.
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I have an all in one printer/fax on it which is about 20lbs and have not had any issues for the past year....I think it can handle more.
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I'd just match up the dimensions of this organizer with the base dimensions of the printer to get an idea. It should be strong enough to hold one that is of the right size and weight.
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I keep a personal printer on mine and the stand could easily hold more weight, however, I don't know the actual weight of the printer. To give you and idea of the weight/size of my printer, it is an hp laserJet 2200dn. I also store 2 reams of paper on the lower shelf. Great printer shelf - it does the job for me!
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As long as it's a size similar to the Epson Expression Home printer, it will hold it quite well. If it is one of the double height ones, it won't. I have two healthy sized baskets on mine filled with stuff, along with other items beside the baskets and it holds them just fine.
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I am not sure what it is rated to hold. The most I have put on is 275 lbs. I had the arms raised to a squat height. It's a nice piece of equipment for the price but don't expect gym quality. Any weight over 225 and racking the bar can become tricky as the base is very light and the whole rack tends to tilt or even slide. At times I have put 45 lb dumbbells over the base legs to give it more stability.