Under Desk Printer Stand 20in 2 Tier Rolling Cart Rustic Brown
Two-tier rolling cart holds printers up to 100 lb per shelf with height-adjustable top tier and lockable casters
- Dimensions14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D
- ColorBlack
- Spacious 20" square shelves hold large printers
- Adjustable top shelf fits under desks flexibly
- Steel-braced tiers support 100 lb each reliably
- Lockable casters and foot pads offer mobility choice
- Particle-board surfaces resist water and wear daily
Printer stand for home office
This rolling cart holds printers, scanners and office supplies on two square shelves. Each tier supports up to 100 lb of equipment and paper. The rustic brown finish suits a variety of desk setups.
Adjustable shelf with wheels or pads
The top shelf is removable and height adjustable in five steps to fit different printer heights under a desk. Four casters, two of them lockable, provide mobility, while included foot pads give a stationary option. Powder coated steel tubes and X shaped bracing keep the frame rigid.
Particle board deck with steel frame
Engineered wood shelves with a water and wear resistant surface sit on a powder coated alloy steel structure. The combination delivers a sturdy platform that resists daily wear in a busy workspace.
Highlights
- Spacious 20" square shelves hold large printers
- Adjustable top shelf fits under desks flexibly
- Steel-braced tiers support 100 lb each reliably
- Lockable casters and foot pads offer mobility choice
- Particle-board surfaces resist water and wear daily
Specifications
| Dimensions | 14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 5-level adjustable top shelf provide for under-desk placement?
The top shelf is removable and height-adjustable with 5 levels, letting you tailor the clearance so printers of various sizes fit under the desk.
What hardware is included for stationary or mobile use?
Four rolling casters are supplied, two of which are lockable, plus foot pads for a fixed setup.
Which step in the assembly do buyers most often miss?
Fitting the X-shape reinforcement bars at the back of each shelf is the step most frequently overlooked.
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