PUNCIA 2-Tier Home Office Wood Desktop Printer Stands with Storage Dual Wooden Desk Organizer Double Tier Tray with Anti-Skid Pads Printer Shelf Rustic Printer Fax Table Book Shelf for Office

It was perfect for my 2 printers, I had been looking for one where I could have my 2 printers stacked and this one was perfect.

The pictures are deceiving and make the stand look much larger than it actually is. However, the description itself is accurate, so make sure you measure your printer and compare it to the dimensions of the stand to make sure it works for you. I won't let that affect the rating, but it's just something you may want to look out for. It ended up being a couple inches too narrow/short for the Brother printer I have, but I ended up just using it in my office as an accessory holder. It holds a few reams of paper and some random office products, like my scanner.That being said, as a stand itself it's pretty good. It looks great aesthetically, is strong and offers good support, and even comes with everything you need to put it together, even though the screwdriver it comes with isn't great and I ended up just using my electric drill to assemble it. Another thing is that the wood finish is a little bit darker than the pictures suggest, but I actually prefer it. It looks more expensive than it actually is.Overall, it's a good product, just make sure it's big enough for your printer.

This stand is not the prettiest and is a bit bulky, but works well. I want to say up front that there's nearly no way to put this together without an electric drill. The screws are really long and they only get it started into the wood. We could only put in each screw just a little bit and had to finish with a drill. So far, it's working well.

Kind of crude looking, laminate particle board with metal legs, you need to assemble it. And it's heavy. Hence the 1 star off. But it does work to hold larger printers (laser printers but not the huge office models) and it keeps the desk footprint free for a fax underneath if you need a separate one. I had to buy an old fax for working through the quarantine (secure document transmission, even though it's old technology) so I can put the fax underneath the laser printer until I can get rid of the thing some day. The bottom shelf can also be used for an inkjet if you use two printers (one laser for duty printing and one inkjet for color.)

I found this shelf difficult to assemble and quite unsturdy. I needed a drill with a screwdriver bit but didn't have access to one so it was slow going. The shelf itself is very small. I put little boxes for incoming and outgoing mail on it. I don't recommend it.

If this is the size you need, this is a great solution to storage challenges. I have a studio rack with speakers on it, and on the lower shelf/base I have a printer. This double storage rack makes that space not go to waste. See the photos.I like that it comes with an extra mounting screw and an extra black plastic end plug. After experiencing the frustration of a missing screw or part on other purchases I made, even though it doesn't happen very often, I really cherish a company that goes out of their way to make sure that doesn't happen. I also think it's a nice touch to have an extra in case the first one gets messed up in the install.They also provide a handy double ended, slide into the handle whichever you need screwdriver. It has a phillips end on one end, and a regular flat blade on the other. So you slide the metal screw insert out of the handle, turn it around, and slide it back in again depending on which tip you need for your application. That little puppy is going right in my desk to keep handy.This is rather a strong rack, strong enough you could stand on it. That is not the intended purpose, but it could double as a stepping stool to reach something, which belies its purpose.

I have an old printer stand...I mean an OLD printer stand from back when you had perforated edging on the paper that was fed through the printer and you tore off the paper. The paper lay on the bottom shelf and the printer on the top shelf. The issue is, I have a third, small printer...a label printer for shipments which uses it's own stacked labels. So...I measured my old printer stand and this fit with a few inches to spare on either side. My larger, B&W laser printer is on the bottom (paper) shelf and my color printer now occupies the bottom shelf of this stand which is on the top shelf of the old printer stand. The top shelf of this stand now has my label-maker printer which neatens up my printer area considerably. Nice and serves it's purpose well!

I have a small hp laser and a canon all in one….I wanted to put the heavy canon on the bottom but it’s too wide. It has to go on top which looks weird but the shelf is stable enough to hold it. The screws are pretty long so this helps keep it strong.It came with a screwdriver but toss that away as it strips real fast and isn’t strong enough to use. It was easy to,put together, came with all the hardware needed….directions forget to tell you to install the end caps but you’ll figure it out.No skid pegs on the bottom help keep it from moving and also help level the shelf.