FITUEYES Mobile Printer Stand with Adjustable Storage Shelves, Wood Printer Cabinet with Door, Black Work Cart on Wheels for Home Office, 18.9" W x 13.8" D x 22.4" H

This review is of the FITUEYES Mobile Printer Stand with Adjustable Storage Shelves, a black roughly cubical storage box on wheels. I ordered it to hold (and conceal) small electronic devices for a rural community center. It went together well, with nicely organized instructions and labeled parts. It is, as expected, black plastic veneer over 1 cm particle board, which was easy to bore holes into where I needed to run cables. I dabbed wood glue into dowel holes and along joints. I would say that for the price and versatility, it has done the job. Photo is before installing its door.

I had bought another printer cart a few months ago but it wasn't very high and was inconvenient to use. This one was put together by my sone in well under and hour and now the printer is almost the same height as the desk. With three shelves, there's plenty of room to store al my different paper types!

First off, I never write reviews (though I do read and rely on them), but for this I felt the need to since one of the top reviews is incorrect—you do NOT need to drill holes or use any extra tools! True, the instructions aren’t clear at first, and that’s also why I’m writing this. I assembled this all myself (30-something female) since my husband was away for the weekend and I used only the items it came with. No pieces were missing and I had no extra parts. The door can be mounted on either side, and the inner shelf is adjustable, which are nice bonuses.For the sake of clarification, here’s what the instructions are trying to say:Step 1: Using the provided screwdriver, insert parts A into the 12 smaller holes on pieces 1, 2, 4, and 5 (as depicted by a screw with an arrow turning over it). The larger holes are for the wooden dowels.Step 2: Attach pieces 4 and 5 to piece 3. Note that you are building the stand upside down. The three small holes in a row are for the adjustable shelf. The little silver circles (part B) go on with the + and - facing the wooden dowel, THEN use the mini screwdriver to turn it 180 degrees, locking it into place, and finally add the black plastic cover over it (part C).Steps 3-9 are more of the same and are pretty self explanatory. Although note that only two of the wheels lock so be sure to put those on the front.I removed a star because I would have preferred to have a metal handle instead of plastic, and the “magnetic catches” it mentions in the features section are not there—it’s just a normal door. I still need to adjust the door a bit to have it seated better.With figuring everything out, writing notes, and taking photos, it took me about an hour and a half to get it all together, so it should take you way less time. Overall, for the price, with covered storage, nice material, and lockable wheels, it is a great purchase. It’s sturdy (once I understood the locking mechanism), looks clean and sophisticated, and the dimensions are accurate and perfect for my needs.Hopefully this review and the photos help any prospective buyers.

Durable and space saving

This stand was exactly what we were looking for to put our new home printer on. It's nice looking and has enough storage for paper, ink, etc. Relatively easy to put together. I can usually do myself but did need my husbands help when it came to putting on the door.

This could be a nice piece of furniture if the assembly holes were correctly aligned. One side piece was off by about 1/2 inch (see photo) on all holes. I was able to re-drill and it is adequate, though not cleanly put together and not sure how durable it will be with my makeshift fix. I just did not have the time or energy to pack it back up for a return (and I never would have gotten it back into the box!)

Easy to assemble. I put it up on the kitchen table because it's not huge, and that made it easier to see and reach. Assembled quickly, all parts were there with a few extras. Instructions were not great - mostly Ikea-style cams were used for assembly and pictures in instructions were sufficient, but could have been printed larger for ease of seeing. My only complaint is that despite using predrilled holes and following instructions in order, my door sags just the slightest bit (1/4 inch) on the handle side. Opens and closes easily, but it is not as straight as I would have liked. However, it doesn't really show, given the solid black appearance. Holds a LOT of paper and photoprinting supplies. I am very pleased and would buy again.

I love this little stand. I assembled it by myself and it was totally feasible. Would be easier at times with an additional set of hands but not necessary. No missing pieces and no issues.