Printer Stand HP LaserJet T3V28A

The HP LaserJet Printer Stand T3V28A is a floor stand designed to support office printers while maintaining a clean, professional appearance. It comes in a white finish and offers a stable base for heavy printing equipment. The stand's footprint is sized to accommodate common LaserJet models and to organize workspace by elevating the printer to a convenient operating height.

Advantages

The stand provides a robust support platform with a high weight capacity, suitable for large office printers. Its white finish helps integrate the stand into a variety of office interiors. Compact height combined with a wide footprint allows easy access to printer controls and paper trays while maximising under-printer storage or floor clearance. The design enables efficient palletisation for shipping or inventory management.

Suitable for

• Floor placement of medium to large office LaserJet printers
• Workplace setups requiring a stable, low-profile printer base
• Environments where multiple units are stored or shipped on pallets

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 986 mm (width) × 659 mm (depth) × 326 mm (height)
• Finish: white
• Maximum supported weight: 251.5 kg
• Pallet capacity: up to 8 stands per pallet

How to use

Place the printer stand on a level floor surface in the desired location. Position the printer centrally on the stand so the weight is distributed evenly across the footprint. Ensure there is clearance for cables and access to control panels and paper trays. Verify the floor can support the combined weight of the stand and the installed printer. If moving the assembled unit, use appropriate lifting equipment or assistance to avoid damage or injury.

Usage recommendations

For stable operation, position the stand on a firm, level surface and avoid placing it on carpet with deep pile. When installing heavy multifunction printers, check that the surrounding furniture and floor structure can accommodate the load. For shipment or storage, group stands on pallets in accordance with local handling practices to maintain stability and safety.