Safco 1881CY Mobile Tri-Level Printer/Machine Stand, 29-1/2w x 20d x 35h, Black/Cherry

Product Description

This 3 Level Adjustable Printer/Machine Stand is perfect for desk-side use. Durable powder coated steel frame with 3⁄4-inch thick melamine laminate shelves that adjust in 1-inch increments. Decorative PVC side panels hide cables for a clean front-office appearance. Mobile on four casters (2 locking).

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #141971 in Home
• Size: 20L x 29.5W x 35H in.
• Color: Cherry
• Brand: Safco
• Model: 1881CY
• Platform: Windows
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 35.00" h x 29.50" w x 20.00" l, 47.00 pounds

Features

• Cable management is in the legs
• Weight capacity top shelf is 100 lbs., lower shelves 75 lbs.
• Middle shelf adjusts in 5-inch increments; bottom shelf adjusts in 1-inch increments
• Top shelf is 29 1/2-inch w by 19 3/4-inch d by 3/4-inch h; bottom shelves are 25 1/2-inch w by 13 1/4-inch d by 3/4-inch h
• Cherry finish

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Quick and easy set up allow for a nice inexpensive shelf
By DowneyFG
We ordered this shelving unit when we purchased the HP CP2025DN Color LaserJet Printer to organize our storage/printer space. It has turned out to be a nice addition. The shelves are veneered MDF, but it does hold the weight of the printer on the top shelf without any problems and is strong enough to hold additional paper and supplies on the other shelves.
The set up was relatively simple and the directions were easy to understand if you've ever had to assemble flat-pack furniture before. The the only issue was regarding inserting the casters with the locks, it took two of us about 20 minutes and a bit of elbow grease to force them into the pre-drilled holes.
Overall it is an attractive, sturdy shelving unit that can be easily moved on it's casters.

8 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
Goes Together . . . Mostly
By B. J. Miller
The Instructions: Pictures without text on what to do is just as bad as text without pictures. Give me explanitory text with the pictures in understandable english.

So, following the pictures and doing this step by step, I just put this mostly together. It went together pretty well until I got to the screws that hold the top shelf on. The last screw hole didn't line up. There are embeded nuts in the wooden shelves that the screws go in. So, no drilling. I managed to force it . . . just.

Then, thinking I was just about done, I went to put the casters on the pins that I attached way back in the first step. Really, those should have been put on just before putting on the casters themselves. Or, trying to put the casters on. They keep falling off. If those things are supposed click in place and stay . . . they don't. As soon as I get three on and try to put the fourth on, one or more of the others fall off.

I may have to forgo having a movable printer stand and take those caster pins off the bottom and just let it sit there. I suppose it'll put deep indentations in the carpeting. Oh well . . . .

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
TREMENDOUSLY DISAPPOINTED
By Donald Chipman
Just received this unit, and half of it is already constructed. That would be a good thing, except the half that's been built directly covers the holes for the screws that hold up the shelves, which is kinda the whole reason I purchased this in the first place. In fact, the completed parts are, according to the instructions, the absolute LAST thing you should put together. Worse, they're hot-glued into position, so there's not a lot of opportunity to deconstruct it and reconstruct it properly. Thanks for nothing, guys; expect a return in the morning.

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