Lorell LLR60262 Mobile Machine Stand Two-shelf

Product Description

The LORELL LLR60262 is a mobile underdesk machine stand built for office and workspace environments where device storage and mobility are needed at floor level. The frame is steel with a black powder-coat finish for durability. Two charcoal laminate shelves with PVC-edged borders provide organized storage: the top shelf holds up to 100 pounds and the bottom shelf holds up to 50 pounds. Each shelf is approximately 0.6 inches thick. Open sides and an open back simplify cord routing for printers, scanners, or other desktop equipment. Four dual-wheel casters, each 2 inches in diameter, allow the stand to roll freely, with two locking casters to keep the unit stationary when needed.

This stand is intended for use in office settings alongside or beneath standard desks and workstations. It is a practical solution for positioning a printer, scanner, tower PC, or similar device at an accessible height while keeping floor space organized. The rolling base allows the unit to be repositioned without lifting. Office furniture installers, facilities staff, and end users can set this up without specialized tools. It ships as a single unit and is suited for light commercial and residential office use.

Key Features

• Top shelf rated for 100 pounds; bottom shelf rated for 50 pounds
• Charcoal laminate shelf surfaces with PVC edge banding for durability
• Steel frame with black powder-coat finish resists scratching and wear
• Open sides and open back allow unrestricted cord management
• Four 2-inch dual-wheel casters for smooth rolling on hard floors
• Two locking casters secure the stand in a fixed position when needed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style underdesk machine stand suitable for use with standard desk configurations in residential and light commercial office environments.

Installation Notes

Assembly requires no specialized tools and is typically completed by office staff or a facilities technician. Ensure the floor surface is level before locking the casters to prevent unwanted movement. Route all cords through the open sides or back before placing equipment on the shelves. Do not exceed the stated weight capacity on either shelf.