What is the height between shelves...I want to use for a printer
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The height between the shelves is 6.5 inches for both shelves. I am currently using as a printer stand for a HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus. There is room for at least 4 reams of paper on each shelf.
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6 3/4 inches height between each of the shelves and 11 1/2 inches wide between the legs on middle and lower shelves
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The distance between shelves is 12 inches. We found the workmanship very poor, as my husband had to realign the shelves and some of the pieces of Winsome had flaws.
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I bought this stand for my grandson's dorm room to hold his printer, paper, etc.....It was a very sturdy stand and easy to put together, but I can't tell you how many inches there is between upper and lower shelves....
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Yes to the height part if the shelf is set at the bottom position. That printer depth is a bit greater than the shelf depth, but as long as the feet are on 16" centers it should be fine. The width is plenty good for that width of printer.
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My printer is also 14" wide, and 11" deep. Fits well because the open sides allow printer to stick out on both sides. The paper holder area sticks up higher than shelf but will fit if you push printer toward back of shelf.
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10" when in use. I have my printer on a cart, so that I can move it away from the wall.
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Not sure on the height.. your printer size will be the determining factor though its pretty short. If you have a large printer I couldn't imagine it fitting but then again i guess it depends on your definition of large.
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The two shelves are 9inches wide by 20 inches long. I can fit my brother printer on one.
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you may have answer already. We put ours inside a cupboard in our library w/HP OfficeJet Pro 8600plus print/copy/scan/fax on it. LOVE IT! The little edge of the "foot rest" to the top of the stand is apprx 6 -6.5 inches, but again includes little foot edge on the bottom, actual shelves are apprx 2.5-3.0 for each little shelf/compartment. Actual width of the shelf is about 20.5 inches length and shelf has rounded front so will vary in depth but edges are 17-18 inches wide (depth/front to back)
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If you zoom in on the schematics pictures; you can see the shelves are 12inches deep by 23inches long. You can also set the printer on the desktop in the area covered by the upper shelves if you need more space. You have about 12 inches of clearance from the bottom of one shelf to the top of the next.
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HiThe space above the file drawer is 56" deep, 59" wide, and 11"tall. I don't think that your printer will fit. I have mines on the top of the hutch.
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Hi K.W, 19" wide, 20" deep, and 18" in height (if you remove the shelf). The printer shelf can be adjusted to a variety of heights within those 18" inches. Also, the first one I was sent had some scratches. Not sure if it came that way from the factory or if it was used. Amazon, sent me a new one free of charge and discounted the price a little for the hassle. Best of luck and happy holidays!
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I don't know what that printer is. This shelf is made for light weight items only. I believe the specs gave it a 10 pound capacity.
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The shelves are about 10.5" high. I just tried to fit an 11" notebook into the shelf and it does not quite fit. Something 10" looks like it fit--I just don't happen to have something I know is exactly 10" handy.
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It's best to remove the shelf unless your printer is very low to the ground (shelf support heights are 8" and 11 1/2" from bottom surface). The maximum available space (w/o shelf) is 18 1/2" wide x 18" high x 19" deep - I have a HP Officejet Pro 8600, and it fits ok but snug (top cover can be lifted for copies, printer pages eject 10-11" from floor, above my left foot - keep in mind, this printer cart sits higher up than your average computer desk = 27 1/2" at the keyboard shelf, 32 1/2" at the top surface, 7" at the bottom surface / plan you seating accordingly It's best to remove the shelf unless your printer is very low to the ground (shelf support heights are 8" and 11 1/2" from bottom surface). The maximum available space (w/o shelf) is 18 1/2" wide x 18" high x 19" deep - I have a HP Officejet Pro 8600, and it fits ok but snug (top cover can be lifted for copies, printer pages eject 10-11" from floor, above my left foot - keep in mind, this printer cart sits higher up than your average computer desk = 27 1/2" at the keyboard shelf, 32 1/2" at the top surface, 7" at the bottom surface / plan you... » Read More It's best to remove the shelf unless your printer is very low to the ground (shelf support heights are 8" and 11 1/2" from bottom surface). The maximum available space (w/o shelf) is 18 1/2" wide x 18" high x 19" deep - I have a HP Officejet Pro 8600, and it fits ok but snug (top cover can be lifted for copies, printer pages eject 10-11" from floor, above my left foot - keep in mind, this printer cart sits higher up than your average computer desk = 27 1/2" at the keyboard shelf, 32 1/2" at the top surface, 7" at the bottom surface / plan you seating accordingly « Show Less
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The vertical space between each shelf is 2.5". If you remove a shelf, the height is JUST under 5.25" (between every other shelf). The top and bottom shelves (with all shelves inserted) are about 2.75" of vertical space.
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I'm sorry it took me so long to answer. My cart is 20 1/4" from the top of the bottom shelf to the bottom of the keyboard tray. Hope that helps