I want to use this for desktop computer repair. Is it large and sturdy enough to lay a mid tower on it's side?
1508001
I don't think so. I use mine for 2 small die cut manual turn machines and it is a little wobbly. It works, but I think you probably want one with 4 legs. Hope this helps.
1508002
I personally would NOT put a tower on this table. It wouldn't take a lot to turn it over.
1508003
Yes, for sure! We use our table for a catch all next yo our back door or a side table. Very much worth the money! Hope that helps.
1508004
Yes, I use it for a sewing table, computer work (17 inch laptop), and for scrapbook work. It is sturdy, portable, and height adjustable.
2270845
I wouldn't recommend it even if i does fit. The cabinet is not built to provide the air flow needed for a desktop computer tower. You would cause harm to your pc over time with the heat that would build up, possibly even cook your processor or mother board. I'd recommend looking for a piece of furniture that is made to house technical components.
1242842
I don't think weight is a problem. If your computer will fit it should be OK. My problem was that when I moved the computer (on carpet) one of the wheels broke off. On a hard surface it would be fine.
978466
As far as I can tell, it will support a PC tower either standing or sideways.
2242864
This desk is very sturdy, but not very big. I only use it as a work surface for one on one skill testing with my students in the classroom. I think it can handle the weight of your monitor.
209960
Not really sure. The top seems sturdy enough, but the legs might be a little weak for that much weight. Bear in mind that its designed for a computer.
599355
It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck
403957
I use it for a computer desk with a monitor on top. It is fairly sturdy. easily can hold 50 lbs probably more..
1686515
I don't believe it is sturdy enough for the purpose. It could support a light laptop, but any greater weight could be catastropic because of the legs, any one of which could telescope to the closed position.
978465
I recently bought one of these and the weight limit would be exclusively dependent on the type of screws you attach it to the desk or table with. It's very heavy steel. One thing that didn't help me much was the odd kidney shaped "foot" that keeps the CPU from sliding forward off the rack. Its pretty high and was in the way of a few ports for smart cards and stuff. I used a metal saw to cut it off to about 3/4".
184602
There is no support in the middle of the desk, but this has not presented a problem to me. I am using the workbench as a support for a table top router system and it is working fine. I am using a second one to support a "college size" refrigerator and again no problem.
1773437
I have two monitors on one section with my tower underneath. The build feels quite stable, I don't think it would be a problem but I can't honestly be sure.
1701518
It is sturdy. I think it would be fine but it doesnt tilt all the way back like a table so I dont know if you would be able to put a lap top on it or not.
482942
It's pretty sturdy. You can use a laptop with no worries. I wouldn't put 100 lbs on it, but it's not fragile
546056
I'd be willing to try it and see. I'm sure a small to medium desktop would be fine. A really heavy desk top, I'd put directly on the floor. The bottom shelf sits on metal pegs that are pushed into the desk legs. It all seems pretty sturdy, but clearly it would depend on many variables.
1709443
It is a sturdy little table, but if you bump it it may tip over. I wouldn't not put my iMac on it.
1281835
It is sturdy, but it isn't a lap desk. A laptop would go on top and will sit 3-4 inches above a counter or desk. So, ergonomically, it isn't really comfortable for extended use. Without an external keyboard or mouse, the stand is more for display purposes than anything else.