Can I leave the middle back post off without compromising the sturdiness. I want to put my printer on, but need the back open for the paper holder
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Amazon asked me if I could answer your question because I have the set item. Unfortunately, I have not had time to assemble it but, you can call Convenience Concepts at 1-800-468-6447 and they will be happy to help. They're nice and very knowledgeable. Hope this helps.
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I think you can. The two end columns should still hold up well providing that the printer, etc. are not too heavy.
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Great question. I actually literally chose to break it off because, with my set-up, I needed to use the ARM SUPPORT part as my mouse pad! So yes, you can just break it off without damaging the rest of the item. My guess is you'll need to do your own individualized refinements when setting this up on your desk, but it IS a unique item and, with some work, it did accomplish a goal for me that I couldn't have achieved without it.
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I don't see why not. However, I have a feeling that the paper roll would have a tendency to slip off if the holder wasn't exactly horizontal. On reveiwing our installation, I think it would look just as good, maybe even better installed horizontally. I would have someone hold it against the wall and then see if the roll slipped off while pulling the paper .... worth a try before you drill holes.
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You should mount it so the open end is away from you. This is so when you rip the paper off it doesn't come off the small end.
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The printer stand is fixed. You can choose not to install it but there would be obvious marks in the desktop where it should be.
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My husband has an HP printer and he has it on the top of the desk. Not convenient for him to have it on the bottom
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It's okay to leave in printer when not in use, but I find that removing all but one page works best when printing.
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You mean print in the other side? You have to do it by hand, putting the paper back.
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When using this for over a year I have not tried to remove the center shelf. I recently got a new HP printer. The cart shaked so much when the printer was working that I took of the wheels. I do not find the cartwheels
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You can mount it any way you wish. Left, right, up. Just don't mount it down the paper will fall off :).
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No this is not recommended as office paper would possible jamb and damage the printer head.
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I think leaving the middle shelf out would compromise the stability of the table. You would have to use two diagonal board across the back to keep the table stable.
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I just left the back off. It is a thin piece of press board anyway. No strength in it any way.
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This should work just fine in any orientation other than the short end pointing down since that is where the paper is supported. If it were mounted vertically with the short end facing up it might bind on the roll and hinder the unrolling of paper. If that were the case it would make it necessary to remove the roll each time you use it. It would allow you to fasten each mounting surface into a stud if placed over one.
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The paper just hangs from above from the roll. It is possible to release as much as you choose for each use. I just use a little tape to secure. No problem!
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you can not detach the document holder. honestly though, even though my laptop sits on the pads at the base of the holder, having the document holder in front of the keyboard not only provides me with the peace of mind that my laptop won't suddenly slip forward if my desk is bumped into, but it's also really useful when typing up notes and putting post-its in easy-to-see/reach places. the document holder, however, does fold down forward about 90 degrees to the angle of the holder itself so as to make it easier to place a laptop in the stand. it would take up space, though, if you always had it folded down and is not sturdy enough to support typing if a keyboard were placed upon it.
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As much as I would like to help, I'm afraid there is not much advise I can offer. If you have the device on the rear of your printer that permits printing on two sides of the paper, I suggest removing it and looking for any paper stuck in the device or up in the printer itself. Be sure the reversing device is reinstalled ind latched well. There is not much more that I can suggest. Bob