Is this wide/sturdy enough to support a few video game consoles? Trying to make an inexpensive gaming shelf.
211711
Yes, sturdy enough for sure. Check other Q&As for measurements to be sure you can at least slide your items in from the side to fit.
211712
I'm pretty sure it would work ... it is 13" wide but with no side walls and there is enough space between shelves that I am pretty sure would accomidate them, in fact I thought I read once that someone else used it for that purpose. I wouldn't hesitate to try it, it is very sturdy and have been happy with it for my netbook and tablet... use it as my charging station...
211713
Yes, sturdy enough for sure. Check other Q&As; for measurements to be sure you can at least slide your items in from the side to fit.
800195
I would not suggest it. It is not that the shelf is not fairly sturdy, it just not it's intended purpose; so it was not really made with that kind of support in mind. The shelf is fairly skinny which is a great feature for space saving, but not good for holding a TV base. I would stick to a real table or tv stand rather than this shelf.
1687392
I think it is sturdy enough but I doubt that it is wide enough. Also it is possibly a little too tall to avoid it being top heavy with a big tv on top--my advice is to get the companion piece to this that is lower and wider and has an actual bench as the top.
1442491
Yes, I think this table is sturdy enough. The bottom piece adds to the stability. We have two quite heavy old cd audio components on the top of ours.
542127
Don't really know, but not a lot. On the strongest shelf (least deep), I have a blu-ray player, tiny cable box and pretty light sound bar. I wouldn't trust it with any more. One of the shelves that comes out further holds an xbox and that is the limit for that one.
881988
The shelf is removable so you should be fine, just make sure you measure the depth and you would need to cut holes in the back to allow for the cables. I'm really happy with the piece. Good luck!
207542
I use it in a recliner for card games and it is fine for me. I am not sure how much room you need for your game system but the dimensions are true and given in the product description.
1990275
I too, love this stand and did not nail it to the wall and it manages to be sturdy enough to hold tv, video games, game conrollers, remotes, cable boxes without tipping over. I think nailing is optional.
700625
I'm using the shelf on a lg 47 in LED tv supporting my Klipsch RC3 that weights 29 lbs and doesn't have any issues. Go for it!
315246
I would think so, though of course it depends on how many you plan to put one shelf. It is a pretty sturdy unit.
1692475
I definitely wouldn't risk that. It is nice, but a bit on the flimsy side. The "shelves" are made of metal strapping welded on the support bars, and the strapping is quite flexible. Hope that makes sense. The straps don't distribute weight well, so wide-based items are much better. Top heavy items (like a TV) would likely not be supported well enough. I use it for baskets, short stacks of plates and bowls, and other wide-base decorative items that sit across several of the straps.
1828490
I wouldn't, the shelves are not that stable for base bottoms. The glass shelves are more designed to hold box size electronics equipment which will not tilt and fall. You could try it if there are no big dogs or small children in the household to bump it and depending on the weight/base of the TV and if you secure it to the bracket, it might work. I have a XBOX console, a medium size receiver and my one of my laptops for streaming movies. My TV has a built in DVD so I didn't need a fourth shelve.
1737490
The shelves are probably stong enough, but the unit as a whole isn't stable enough that I would trust putting a TV on it. It's fine for books or plants, but not something expensive and breakable like a TV.
2167245
mounted correctly, you will have trouble placing a flat screen 40" or smaller with game consoles. Very sturdy mounting brackets.
1574357
The shelves are adjustable so I'm sure it'll accommodate to ur needs. I use it for DVDs, blu ray and CDS, and it fits all of it. I'm not sure of the quantity it can hold.
554815
No, the shelf is only rated for 50 pounds. You would need a shelf rated for 100 pounds. The rack itself will hold over a 100lbs. I have 2 Denon receivers, 2 bluray players, 2 hd boxes, 24 port switch, and my xbox.
1703662
Based on my purchase it is definitely sturdy enough to hold one of the recent 55 inch plasma / LCD TVs on the top surface of the unit, but a tv that large would look out of proportion. If you plan to place something this heavy on the unit, I might also opt to use wood glue on some of the pegs used for installation.