Printer Stand, 23.6 x18.9 x 30 Inches Large Printer Table with Adjustable Storage Shelf, 3 Tier Rolling Printer Cart with Wheels for Home Office, Stand for Heat Press Mini Fridge, Black

This is exactly what I wanted to organize our crafting space. Ease of assembly: Easy directions and straight forward. Took me about 15 minutes to unbox and put together. I used a power screwdriver, but you can use the provided manual tools and would probably take 10 extra minutes to put together. Size: Size is as expected and perfect for holding my large laser printer, crafting cutter and supplies. Build quality: Pleased with the metal bars and design. Shelves are pressed wood and should hold up well. Sturdiness: Very sturdy once put together and support beams are in the right places to hold the weight of a large printer.

Buying these type items on Amazon can be sketchy but this company is a huge win! The stand went together easily and has 1 extra screw/bolt for each size needed. Tools are included, item is stable with large Canon and second HP printer on lower shelf.. and looks great. I just bought a second one to add to my home office which is located in my dining room.

I bought this to support my two printers (total weight of 70lbs). It was very easy to assemble and its clean design is lending itself well to my kitchen "office" space. The sturdiness of the stand and adjustable height of the tiers only adds to the functionality and value. Lots of room left over for supplies, a surge protector and a few other small items. I'm thinking this will last me many years, with good care. I'm glad I got it!

I had an awkward corner in my office that I wanted to utilize and this was the perfect stand for my needs after doing extensive searches on Amazon. It’s sturdy, you can install it with or without wheels. I had the wheels installed but have the stopper on so it’s stayed put. I think it’s pretty versatile, it doesn’t have to be just for printers but I can see it being used as a craft station/organizer, hold books, etc.

The first printer stand I bought was used but was supposed to be in excellent condition, it wasn’t, the shelves were chipped and it came without instructions. I found it impossible to put together without the instructions. Also the packaging was terrible, the shipping box they put it in was too small so they put it in diagonally but with movement of the parts inside it literally fell apart and had large holes in the box. So I returned it and bought the same printer stand new. The new one arrived packaged much better and included instructions and no chips on the corners of the shelves. It went together fairly quickly and holds two large printer and one smaller printer. It looks nice and saves space being able to stack the printers. It’s sturdy but not heavy duty that is why it only get 4 stars. It does wobble a little if you shake it. It does the job for the price. I don’t really like buying things sight unseen but I would buy this again. It works for my intended purpose.

As described, assembly progresses easily and naturally as the box empties. The included tools are fine for the purpose and the cheap #2 Phillips screwdriver seems to yield before you can over-tighten a screw. Many people ruin connections by over-tightening with a cordless driver with the torque set too high or even at "drill." The middle shelf is optional and omitting does not reduce the strength of the overall stand. The lower printer in my application is a HP Color weighing in at about 75# not counting the secondary sheet feeder. A much lighter printer sits on top. In this setup the cart is very sturdy and rolls very nicely on its lockable casters. It even rolls reasonably on carpet. A reversed situation with such a heavy and tall printer on top and little or nothing below may prove unstable. The top and middle shelves are rather thin. While adequate for a heavy printer whose four legs are near the corners, they would likely sag over time with an unbalanced load as might happen with piles of paper. The bottom shelf is thicker--about 3/4". Both leveling feet and lockable casters are provided.

Very nice with a heavy-duty build. This stand is supporting my Brothers MFC-L1810 print. Easy to assemble, took about 30 minutes, going slow. Comes with a hex key and screwdriver for assembly. Has lockable rolling casters or adjustable flat pads for feet. The paint did chip in one place when I dropped one side. I could care less about paint chips, I have them on my automobile also.

This printer stand is fantastic! It's easy to put together, is the perfect size and is adjustable. I have 2 laser jets (color multi-function and a dedicated B&W). The depth can be a challenge as a result but this fits it no problem. It's very solid and for the price. Would buy it again no hesitations

Bought two of these, one in black and one in white. They went together easily, everything lined up. No problems.