Is it possible to assemble this without the rear elevated printer platform/media stand? Or would it look unfinished (holes in the glass surface, etc)?
157421
I use it without the rear elevated platform, the holes in the top aren't really noticeable. I also didn't use the keyboard tray since I use a laptop daily and have no need for it. It makes the perfect desk in my home office and I truly enjoy the fact that it has plenty of room for my laptop and second monitor.
157422
According to the diagram in the assembly instructions for this desk, there would be two small holes in the glass.
157423
Actually that is what we did. I did not use the printer platform at all. I wanted the flat surface. There are no holes visible.
157424
Sorry about the short answer. I think it would look unfinished and the holes would be a bother also!
157425
You could and I have debated taking it down. It's hard to get it tightly attached and wobbles
157426
Yes, it is possible, but you will definitely have holes in the desk. It looks great with all of its parts and I am very pleased with it.
157427
This can be assembled without the printer stand. We have 3 of these desks and do not use the printer stand on any of them. They are being used for computer stations and have a very large work area. I love these desks. P.S. we also do not use the keyboard pullout trays. There is plenty of room on the top of the desk and they look fantastic.
1621102
Yes, you can but the presentation of the stand don't going to look nice because the missing part
1504295
Yes - I have it arranged the opposite way. A day or so before you setup, do a full inspection of all of the pieces - it will be time consuming, but will give you time to request replacements. Two of the very large pieces on mine were cracked (one is on the top surface). It really takes away from the value of this desk, but not much you can do once in the heat of putting the monster together. It would be very difficult to take apart to replace, if you waited for them to send a replacement.
2215245
Yes some assembly is required, however, more moderate than simple and easy. The screw alignment was a little off which made it more difficult than needed. FYI, the adjustable pegs did not feel secure enough when inserted into the frame for me. For this reason, I returned the display.
1375858
No much. Mine is free standing, but with a little cabinet trim work, see now reason why you could not.
1285977
The first table was damaged on all the corners, so sent it back. The next table came in good condition and did have all the hardware to assemble. It is a great entryway table with very small drawer for paper and pens etc. I think if you contact the company they should mail you the hardware and if not I would send it back. Good luck.
2136194
No, you have to assemble it. Not difficult at all. Yes, your printer will sit on top.
584454
I don't think the back panel adds any stability and i don't remember exactly how it was put together. Not sure why it would matter or not with holes in the back panel though since the printer sits on the top. I love this printer stand i have a laser printer which is very heavy and it's perfect. You could also possibly cut a hole in the back panel if you know someone with a cutter.
1515359
You would have to modify the table. I did by cutting the bottom stand where the pieces mount together.
1484108
Dear C Skormin: If you are mechanically inclined, can understand directions and have patience, you should be able to assemble this stand. My husband put it together in 2-1/2 hours, but he is a perfectionist and part of that time was spent unpacking and looking over each piece for damage, scratches, etc. (there wasn't any). So, I think you could do it, and I don't think your age has anything to do with it. If you do it right, it's a beautiful piece and I think you'll be very happy with it. Good luck!
1086029
Not unless you build it or have it custom made. Maybe a step up platform for you to stand on would be doable?Good LuckMM
796815
I assembled this sometime in the past, but it does appear that you can (I am sure you can) - the rounded handle on top does help to secure my printer to the printer stand when rolling it back and forth. The stand is quite sturdy and it is serving me well.
2136191
It does not come assembled, but it is reasonably easy to put together and it's really solid. I'm not sure the exact dimensions, but I believe it would hold a standard-sized printer.
1570365
I was aware that a stand was not included and picked up an Easel at local Craft and hobby store. If not im sure you can by one via Amazon.
1314499
Floor to bottom of keyboard tray is just under 25 inches. You don't have to install the printer shelf, but there are three holes pre-drilled through the main desk piece for screws to attach the short poles holding up the printer shelf. I can't remember for sure if I had to punch through the plastic laminate to put the screws in, but I think it had holes in it already. You would probably have to cover them up or fill them somehow, if you didn't want them to show. I'm guessing most people wouldn't think it looks very good like that... :)
2201505
mid tower WILL NOT FIT (easily) if you remove a major portion of the pseudo wood grain stained cardboard backing, and allow your connectors (and ventilation to exit the back, a mid tower will fit. A very short format printer could fit on top, but best to put a stand adjacent
968990
there is no assembly of the bookcase involved. The color is pretty close. You will need to have someone at your location help them unload the bookcase though.