is it wide enough to place an 18w x 10d HP printer. is it too low for sitting like at a desk?
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It's big enough and great for a printer. At the lowest it's about an inch lower than my desk, which is how I use one of three I own, feeds prints to my hand while acting as a desk extension with storage.
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I have a HP6500 on top of mine and a full case of paper on the bottom shelf with no problems. It's 4 a printer what r u planning on putting on it?
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If you don't have use for the printer stand don't attach it to the desk top. When you come to that step in the setup instructions skip by it and complete the desk. But don't dispose of the printer stand. Save it you might need it in the future. I myself I installed my printer stand because I have a full size printer, and it fits perfectly.I would recommend this desk to anyone. It is a good buy for the money. Plus it's backed by Amazon.
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We have a printer on the little shelf. The shelf is approximately 16 x 11. We have a 22" monitor on the desk top itself and we put the speakers on one of the little shelves on the side of the desk. It is working well for us.
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A small printer would probably be OK. It would have to be small, though, to fit in the space. This bookshelf is surprisingly sturdy, but it does sway from side to side sometimes.
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HP always gives dimensions as "Dimensions (W x D x H)", e.g. width by depth (desk or floor space needed) by height.The printer will not fit in a 16" space unless you turn it sideways, something I have often done.
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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.
513761
Yes . . . or next to a chair or couch . . . It's not too tall or too wide. Mine sits next to my desh with a printer on it.
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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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I am currently using a 22" monitor and a 13" monitor in addition to a laptop. I have the 22 raised so the bottom of it sits slightly higher than my printer which gives me room for my 17" laptop in front of it and the 13" just to the right. There is plenty of room if you get creative in the configuration. I like this because I look straight ahead and the 22" is at eye level while seated.
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The printer would not fit,on the bottom shelf.I have mine,on the top.The posts are too big,to let you do this.Hope this helped you.
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It should fit. I have a standard size printer on the bottom shelf of my desk. It appears to be about 14" wide. The top plastic flap on mine is a bit taller than the shelf allows. When pushed all the way back, that particular piece fits in the opening behind the desk and continues to function properly.
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Amanda - I have a fairly large HP tower and have easily 2 inches to spare on the side while in the designated area. I am not at home, or I would measure it. I have had great success with things like this by going to the sauder website and looking at the dimensions there. They generally have a full blowout with measurements for all their stuff. Great company, best manufactured (read, pressed wood) furniture out there.
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Yes, the space I have mine in is 50" by 40" and it fits great with a couple of inches to spare. Remember: the PC and printer holder can go on either side of the desk. It's pictured on the right, but I have mine on the left because it is more convenient for me. Good Luck
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No, I don't think it is wide enough nor sturdy enough for a printer on top. (Underneath, sure, depending on the size of the printer.)
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I bought an HP Envy 120 which was low profile and it was a perfect fit. Since the printer has a scanner, you would need to pull it out and sit it on the desktop to use that feature. As far as printing, you can leave it in the odd shaped space as the front facing LCD panel lifts up to allow the paper to exit out front of the machine.
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Not Really. There's plenty of room for a computer, tower or notebook. I have my printer on a separate stand.