Printer Stand with Shelf

Purchased this mostly as a printer stand. I wanted something that was similar in height to my desk and provided some storage for ink and paper. This checked all the boxes and then some! I was able to put it together easily and it fits perfectly in the corner with my printer and there's plenty of storage for other items.

Its storage capacity is much larger than I thought. The whole assembly task took me around 1.5 hrs. Kind reminder, you need to read really carefully to recognize the front and rear part. Otherwise it will be easy to make a mistake. Its big enough for my printer and the 4 wheels design is easy to move around as needed. The quality is not extraordinary but compared to the price, it’s reasonable. I saw the exact same shelf in Walmart costs $100+, I will say this is a product with great price and quality performance.

PLEASE READ! Step 3 - Board #5 is specifically illustrated to have the smooth side facing to your right. They're very keen to point this out. However, the illustrator seemed to forget that board #4 is the TOP, not the bottom. When this gets rotated upright, you will end up misaligned holes for the shelves (because they are drilled asymmetrically) and the locking hubs will be on the visible side instead of inside the cupboard. Make sure you flip #5 so the large holes are facing you. I've attached pictures of what I ended up with. If you imagine it oriented upside down, you can see that I followed the directions (the smooth side on the right when upside down). (EDIT): After re-examining the instructions, I think their intention was to illustrated the SHADED area is supposed to be the edge banded side (finished) but since three sides are edge banded and only one edge was shaded, I interpreted that to be the UNFINISHED SIDE.. SO if you make sure the edge banded side is facing AWAY from you with the unfinished side towards you, you should be OK. I think instead of completely disassembling the whole thing and risk compromising the integrity of the particle board, I will just Dremel out new notches on the shelves as other customers have done. Also, if anyone is wondering about step #17 - I've attached a picture of how they are supposed to be attached. The thin edge gets wedged between the backing and the groove in the board. YOU WILL NEED THESE as this unit is incredibly unstable without them. I've never used these before, so they were a bit of a mystery to me at first. Otherwise, it seems quite durable. It held up to me jabbing it with the end of my screwdriver several times while trying to get in to tighten the locking hubs. The casters are pretty small and probably won't work well on thick pile carpet.

This is a great printer table. I love how it has extra storage and a cabinet door. The instructions were a little confusing, but I managed. This is the second one I purchased, the first one had several chips, dings, and scratches so I sent it back. This one had a small chip on one of the pieces, but it isn't noticeable once put together. Both of the shelves have little notches on the bottom side where the support posts are supposed to go into, however the notches only lined up on one side of each shelf. Maybe it's designed to go that way because the shelves seem to sit level. I love the color and it was exactly what I wanted.

I was searching for a good printer stand that can also function as office storage for some folders, papers and other random misc things. Being on a budget, all the printer stands that I liked as far as look/quality were $200+ and all the cheap ones were well... really cheap with average reviews. This one fit our budget and the size we needed, others were either too small or too big, too wide, too tall... something. I am happy with this printer stand, it's minimal/simplistic, quality is pretty good for the price, and is perfect for our needs and our space demands. It's compact, only negative is that fingerprints are SUPER visible on the black finish but oh well. It took my husband and I about an hour to assemble but instructions are clear and it's not difficult.

From the clearly labeled parts to the clear pictorial instructions, this was an easy build. The only potential issue was with two groups of screws that were similar in size, but a careful look and taking notes of the different piece counts made it clear. As with all such assemblies, taking time to get organized and familiarize oneself with the instructions was a good move. Once everything was laid out, the build was quick, easy, and problem free. It fit into a corner of my home office and holds a large and heavy multifunction laser printer.

The product is of inferior quality, need extra tools as the screws are hard to tighten.will never ever buy anything from this company.

Assembly was easy, and had extra screws in case any were missing. Is a bit wobbly but can hold my printer which is why I purchased this. I decided not to have the door on it because of space between furniture, the door would not operate right. The flaw in this cabinet (or the one that came to me) is the adjustable shelves. Both were not notched out correctly for the shelf pins to sit in place. You will see in my last two photos, the pin hole areas are off but just a little bit, but makes all the difference because the pins won't go into the notches. Otherwise this cabinet is okay.