Oak Printer Stands
Buy the best oak printer stands selected and recommended by interior designers. By Eliza Bush.
Give your printer a quality place to sit as it eagerly awaits you to need it. Oak is by far the best wood for making any furniture and our collection of oak printer stands are no exception. They are very well made by master woodworkers and common a handful of styles. Your printer works hard and deserves one of these oak stands.
Oak Printer Stands
Buying Guide
Eliza Bush
Interior Design Expert
Eliza is a creative interior designer who swears by the power of sleek interiors and quality furniture to transform daily personal and professional life. With a B.Sc. in interior design from Philadelphia University and a well trained eye for craftsmanship, she offers unparalleled advice on how to arrange your space to make it sophisticated, comfortable, and functional, whether it’s the office or bedroom.
The first thing you should consider when choosing a printer stand is storage space. If you plan on regularly using your printer, you may want to invest in a printer stand with a handful of shelves and drawers. This way, you can keep your ink, paper, and other supplies all in one place.
A file cabinet can also come in handy if you frequently deal with loads of documents. Moreover, you may want to make sure that the oak printer stand comes with some sort of cable management system if it’s a closed stand design. Although most printers are now wireless, a printer stand with a wire hole design can prove to be useful whenever you need to connect the printer using a USB cable.
You should also pay close attention to the printer stand’s size to ensure it isn’t too narrow for your printer. Printers come in all sorts of sizes so be sure to measure yours before making any purchases. Another useful feature to look for is caster wheels if you move around your workspace a lot. Lastly, pick a printer stand that’s crafted from high-quality oak wood so that it can serve you for years.
When you’re sourcing your oak printer stand, try to find one that has similar lines and colors as furniture you already have in the room you’re planning on using it in. For example, if you already have a lot of very right-angled, straight-legged furniture, get a printer stand with these same characteristics—not a Baroque one with scrolled legs and intricate carvings. Similarly, see if you can match the wood tone or stain of your oak stand to the warmth or coolness of other colors in your room.