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4.5
I needed a compact inexpensive dual printer stand. Wide enough to hold most printers, but not too big or too small in itself. This stand is made of hard plastic, not rubberize, not soft plastic, so it gives a very firm surface. Legs and shelves just snapped together easily. I did not even need to look at the included assemble guide.NOTE: This stand can be assembled differently than pictured.Because I have two printers that I wanted this stand for, I needed a lower spaced "second" shelf lower than what is pictured.Well... you CAN assemble this cart so that the second shelf is at the bottom section. Pretty much reverse of what is pictured.YES, you can assemble this stand to meet your spacing needs.I have the top shelf as pictured, then next down about 17" below that is the second shelf (for my printer # two). And the smallest spaced shelf at the very bottom.The vertical area between the smaller spaced shelves is about 6.5" tall. And 17" vertical area between the taller spaced shelves. So I basically assembled this reverse order than pictured. And because all parts are just snap-in, this reverse assemble method was easy to do.Just simply assemble parts so the smaller spaced area between shelves is at the bottom, not the top.This makes for an ideal dual printer cart.Stand comes with wheels that snap into the bottom legs. This is near as sturdy as a wooden printer stand. And the price was right.You can also leave the wheels off if you want, or if you do not need to roll the cart around.Versatile stand for many uses, but almost perfect for people needing two printers on one stand. The available sitting area of the very top shelf is 17.5" deep, and 19" wide. The available sitting area for the 2 shelves under the top shelf, taking in to account the area used up by the legs, the available sitting area is 17.5" deep, and 16" wide. So if you want to place a printer on the lower shelve, the printer size should be no more than 17.5" deep, and 16" wide for that lower shelf printer. I put my brother laser printer on the second shelf, and the all-in-one printer on the very top shelf (for access to the scanner). Works like a charm!Just imagine the carts middle shelf in reversed order (at the lower end) of what is pictured. You can assemble exactly that way for more space between top shelf and second shelf for that second printer to sit on.
