Lifestyle Product recommendation for BOTH printer and files/objects

[DifferentDimensionVanessa]

I have this large "BROTHER" printer just on a chair. I don't have space for wide tables so I need something, even if it means the printer will be positioned quite low on it, that can fit it, have a large hole for the printer's power connection, and have space above for objects like chargers or for folders with papers in it, or even food. At the same time I don't want it to be so tall that it becomes a pain to construct or move every few weeks if it needs to be moved. Just one compartment or platform above where the printer is would be good enough.

Basically I don't have space so I have to build upwards. Open to suggestions such as combining two cheap used items but I doubt the resulting combination will be sturdy enough.

 

[mf]

yea i would use a table or some type of surface for putting things on. good luck!

 

[az]

hi vanessa,

have you considered building something to suit your purposes out of LEGO

pros:
1. modular, can make whatever you want to whatever size you need and keep changing it as required
2. can put some of the lil lego guys on their and then it can look like you are a giant verse all them lil dudes

 

[az]

cons:
1. none

 

[DifferentDimensionVanessa]

cons:
1. none

expensive and not sturdy. the printer might cause minor wobbling which over the course of several months can cause any of the platform it's on or the lego cabinet above to give space but idk if you're joking or serious

 

[cookie]

lego is pretty expensive if you don't steal it so I suggest going with something (probably a table tbh) made out of more traditional materials, like wood, metal, or cardboard derivatives

 

[Geysers]

or cardboard derivatives

like paper?

 

[mf]

could you purchase a 3d printer and then print a table of the right specification? assuming you have somewhere to put the 3d printer of course