How much weight can the table top handle when it's open?
2057308
I frequently do my homework at this table. There's usually twenty pounds worth of text books involved along with an assortment of other things that just stay on the table (remote, keys, xbox controllers). The table doesn't have problem with this and even if I lean against it while I'm writing it never even begins to tip. The springs seem to be very strong. Hope that helps.
2057309
Not sure of table top capacity but certainly has held 25lbs on mine in the open position. I love the table and am about to buy 2 of the side tables
892481
This table is solid and very sturdy. I'm not sure about the weight limit, but it can handle all the normal uses such as meals, PC, printer and homework. I actually cut the table in half and mounted it to my wall for an entry table and small laptop desk. I added glass to the top. It's a nice looking piece of furniture. Hope this helps.
1689062
It is a very sturdy table. However, I don't feel it would support that much weight.
348346
The table itself will easily hold 300+ Pounds its very solid. Your only concern would be making sure you have some weight on the lower shelf so that it does not get too top heavy.
735411
It is a sturdy table. I would venture to say it would hold 100lbs. if distributed right. I have not used it for heavy loads. I will be using the table this weekend and I could get back to you if you would like. let me know.
1522976
I certainly holds my lap top well.. it is not as stable with only one pole down to hold things without being a bit tipsy - I'd say that 25 pounds.. maybe a bit more... actually using it as a bed table next to a hospital bed.. has lots of 'stuff' on it... I am pleased with it for what it is intended.
17363
I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you could probably try, I woudn't doubt this thing) I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you... » Read More I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you could probably try, I woudn't doubt this thing) « Show Less
66324
The glass has holes through which you put screws into the supports. The heads of the screws on the top shelf are the only negative to the table. It is quite strong, but only someone that keeps adding weight to the top until it breaks could answer your question. It should easily hold 30 lbs, but I just use it for TV remotes and plates of food.
1899051
It's pretty light considering. Between 7 and 10 lbs I'd say. Great quality table. Sturdy.
2231713
Although the table probably isn't rated to hold that much, I have stood and sat on this table without any stability issues. I weigh 110 pounds.
1895081
The table top is not the best built. Ours has become a little loose. I wouldn't recommend putting something super heavy on.
1379352
It says 30 pounds and that's about right. Packed up, it feels like a heavy suitcase. To open it, the handles are at each end, about 36" span, but it's still liftable. My worry was being able to lift it well enough to control the legs while closing it up, as they have to fold correctly. Though I'm 60, I've found it's very manageable. I use it indoors. It's portable to outdoors but on a level surface, the legs don't adjust. I love this table. I can't imagine working without it.
578641
The table weighs about 15 pounds. I do not know its capacity, but I weigh 175lbs and it has no trouble holding me.
1989455
It is just a couple of pounds but not very sturdy. If you're not plan on doing much moving of the table and if the rocks are evenly disbursed, it should be ok. After a few times of setting it up and breaking it down, it began to break. Hope that helps.
1273297
We basically use the table for puzzles and games, have also used it for kids to sit at and eat when we have a large family gathering. Like one other answer, best guess would be 40-50 lbs. evenly distributed, there is no center support for the top.
963915
I'm not certain how much weight it will hold. I would think the top would probably hold at least 50lbs without any trouble. My bottom self has about 10lb on it and it is beginning to sag. I do think that is my fault--I choose to not put the metal X brackets on the back of the table. I liked the look better without them and that probably took away the support that was needed. Use the brackets and you will be fine. Great table....love it.
849827
As I recall there is a weight limit of 300 lbs. for the table if both would fit as in size it is stable enough to one or both!