I was looking to accommodate a shredder and printer. I see the printer will be fine by the reviews, how about the shredder on bottom?
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I have a second large printer underneath, so there is more than a foot of clearance
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Height wise it would be fine but I think the top shelf would be blocking the paper feed. Something you may want to check out
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Sure you could put shredder on bottom. In my case, it would be very inconvenient - my printer is large (takes up entire top area and exit paper extender exceeds top area). Also paper shredder is tall (would fit on bottom, but would make shredding difficult. Realize your case may be different...Good Luck.
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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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being made of metal the cabinet is pretty sturdy.A printer may actually stabilize it better if you have a lot of items in the filing drawermy 2c
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I think you can. The two end columns should still hold up well providing that the printer, etc. are not too heavy.
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The cart is certainly more than adequate enough for a printer.I have had mine for several years and store quite a few of my small appliances on it and I have not had a problem with the cart.
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Yes but check exact measurements of printer.!! Would have to be seated to be comfortable.! Doesn't hold Foolscap size hanging files.!! OK on wooden floor surface.!! Drawers not on runners just metal channels.!! Can't be overloaded.!!
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My husband has an HP printer and he has it on the top of the desk. Not convenient for him to have it on the bottom
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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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I don't imagine that would be a problem.... I used mine for office supplies, with several reams of printer paper on one shelf, and other reasonably heavy items on the others. It is solid wood, and feels very sturdy.
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Yes, I hadn't thought of using it for this purpose but it would hold a small printer. Like the previous reviewer, I don't know if the printer would cause it to wobble. It does not wobble with normal use--mine currently has a stack of books on it.
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The basket is quite small. I think the side has a small piece you can pull out to extend it. Unfortunately I'm not going to be able to double check since I'm currently not where the shredder is. Maybe another customer can verify?
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I have a printer on top of one of mine. I think it would be fine if there's no chance of it being bumped into.
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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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i would not recommend it because at its present height it can just about handle the weight and vibration of a typical printer. I think it would most likely become unstable; I.e., very wobbly, handling the printer weight in a further stacked configuration, Plus, although not a big deal, you would not be able to use the second drawer because that is part of the top shelf only. I would recommend side by side or look for a unit specifically designed with additional stacked shelves.
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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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Yes! There is a large slide-out on the left specifically for a printer. i have a large all-in-one that fits perfectly.
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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.