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This is a three-tier printer shelf that measures 18.5 “L X 14.6 ‘W X 26.4 ’H. The wide top surface holds a printer, scanner, fax machine and more.
With 4 wheels, this printer table for home office can be fixed or moved freely at home or in the office. The 2 front casters have built-in brakes to keep the printer stand with wheels in place and add stability.
The open shelves hold office supplies, and extra fabric storage boxes hold A4 paper and documents on both the left and right sides.
The multifunctional 3-tier printer table is suitable for every corner of the room! It can be used as an office printer table, a fax machine stand, a sofa side table, a small nightstand, a living room organizer, a kitchen storage shelf, and more.
Oldtime Runner
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
very good with price. for printer, monitor or using as a TV stand, its not heavy but strong enough, without rollers nice too. its 2nd one i purchased.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
Size was too small for my needs. Size on Amazon was apparently the overall length rather than the shelf size which is more important. Also, Screw threads stripped easily.
Slide Hampton©™
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
I have two printers and this holds both and supplies, saves space and is easily moved via lockable wheels. I'm 100% satisfied.This stand is a great value for anyone looking to accommodate two printers.
Zepher
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
Great printer table, went together easily, directions were pretty clear and well laid out.It looks a little cheap once it's completely assembled but not too bad.The wheels are good, they seem pretty good quality as well.It's simple but it does exactly what it should do.
MSRP
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
SEDEGN STORE 3 Tier Printer Stand. It was pretty easy to put together because all the parts were labelled and the instructions were clear and large enough to see without a magnifying glass. The one place the instructions could have been better was at the point where the X-brace is added, that should have been anticipated by telling me to keep the holes in the uprights all on one side. I had to disassemble it a bit to rectify that, but it wasn’t a big deal. I was impressed by the nice wheels, sturdier than many little rolling carts come with. I like it when the tools are included; I know they are just little stamped tools that aren’t very good but they do the job and I don’t have to bother my spouse to go out to the shop for tools for me to use. Once together it is quite decent looking and really sturdy-seeming. But the description and instructions did not mention a maximum weight capacity and after I tried to lift my laser printer and set it on the cart … well, let’s just say I thought better of it, even though it would fit on the shelf, it just FELT too heavy. I wish the seller had given me some idea of what it could safely hold. Now I think I will just use it for other things. I am so impressed by this cart in every other respect and especially its value for the price. I have paid more at the office supply store for those crummy little plastic rolling drawer units that break on me and have flimsy casters that fall off as soon as you try to move them (you know the kind I mean). So this all metal cart is a super value even though I’m reluctant to place my behemoth printer on it!
In My Honest Opinion
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
This metal cart is a solid and versatile piece of furniture. Assembly is straightforward, though you’ll need to be careful with the frame alignment to ensure the extra holes are on the same side for the cross brace. If you don’t line it up correctly, you’ll have to take it apart. The cart itself is sturdy once assembled, with a stable frame and nice, smooth-rolling wheels. While the top has a noticeable seam from being split into two pieces for packaging, it still functions well. The expanded metal shelves are a bit wobbly but don’t affect the overall sturdiness. It’s great for a variety of uses, from holding printers to organizing heavy items like pet supplies. Overall, it’s a great value once assembled, though the process could be smoother.
Paul Cassel
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
This was a tedious assembly with an unsatisfactory outcome. The assembled stand will work and easily hold the Canon Color laser multifunction device but the imprecision of its manufacture takes some luster away from it.The assembly is hampered by screw holes that are so poorly made that they require quite a bit of effort to use with the provided bolts. If I had a tap of the correct size, I’d have chased each hole but as it worked out, I had to use the tiny L wrench and supplied bolts to do that task. The holes were incorrectly located on the legs leaving them with an unsightly gap. The same applies to the composite top surface. Please see the images that are part of this review.The fasteners were Allen head making use of my T-handle drivers problematic in some areas. If the bolts were hex head, this wouldn’t have been an issue. Much the same applies to attaching the casters which were annoying to assemble using the supplied tiny stamped spanner but we supplied our own forged one making the job much simpler.Once assembled, the stand works well and looks good while doing it. The two shelves and cross bracing adds a great deal of strength to the assembly. It rolls easily on the casters. By now the assembly annoyance has faded and the reward of use has set in. In sum, cautiously recommended for what the assembled unit does and ignoring what it takes to get there.
N. Story
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024
Right off the bat- The instructions do not tell you how to assemble this properly. You MUST make sure the frame is assembled so the 'extra' holes on the side of the frame are on the same side as each other. The x-brace will screw into these holes and if you assemble like I did you will have to take it apart to make sure the holes align. Otherwise this is a neat little cart.This cart is pretty useful, but does fall into the standard pitfall of flat-pack manufacturing: The top is in two pieces so it will fit into a smaller box. This means the the top has a large crack down the middle, which isn't very attractive. The expanded metal shelves are also a little wobbly, but overall this cart assembles into one of the most sturdy pieces of metal furniture I have used. I kicked the rating up a little bit because of how heavy duty this ended up being, and I am very impressed.Of note is the stability of the frame, and it does not rack even before adding the cross brace. The wheels are quite a bit nicer than is usually found on these types of carts and I am using this cart with wheels where all the other similar items I have are with no wheels. Because so much of this cart is metal it can find utility in many instances besides holding a printer. I am using this cart to hold all my doggy items, which can get very heavy. Things that are hot also can find a home in this metal cart.
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