will this hold up a 30inch 55 pound Samsung microwave oven just on wall no cabinets
307806
I have a 50lb GE and they work fine. Mount it to studs to be sure. Not sure if drywall mounting brakets alone would support it
103614
My stand is fee standing with a 65 inch samsung TV attached. The TV does only way 55 lbs.
700376
As long as you get it mounted in your studs you'll be fine. This thing is a beast. It holds my 65" Samsung with no sag fully extended from the wall. I would def. recommend this product. Its heavy and good quality
2084316
This shelf is very sturdy but i really don't know about a microwave........I use it in a cabinet that holds blender, food processer, mini chopper etc about 5 electronics with no trouble at all....if that gives you an idea about how much it can hold.
1811234
It depends on the TV. The original factory specification for this stand listed the capacity as being 150 pounds. Also the width of the base is a factor as the top shelf is only a little over 17" wide and you would not want to use with a TV having a wider base. If used with a TV larger that 55", there will be overhang on both sides and you would not want to position the TV near a walking area where it might be brushed and knocked over.
2100848
I have a large and incredibly heavy microwave on mine. It takes up the entire top surface and there is no problem. I have a Kitchenaid stand mixer and it weighs much less so I think that you should be fine.
1948905
I've put a large spice rack, a gallon container of oil and various cooking utensils on the shelf and it has held it up great weight wise. I think it would all depend on how you anchored it to the wall. as far as depth of the shelf, the ps4 and ps3 may hang off it a bit.
2218890
It will probably hold the weight. The problem I had was the verticle supports aren't wide enough to fit my receiver between and also not deep enough to lift the top and fit it down from the top. Shelves aren't adjustable up and down either they are fixed.
2030951
I used mine at the office for my microwave and storage. If you are talking about sturdy you will have no problems. Very high quality. It will hold a ton of weight.
900785
Absolutely. This piece is very well put together. You will be surprised at how incredibly stable it is once you put it together (which is easier done on the floor or on a table). I purchased a second unit and actually put one on top of the other while I reorganized the basement. Still no problem and no fear of collapse. I'm sure it would support a small appliance like a microwave without a problem.
2182701
If the bolts are attached into studs, I think it will handle a lot. I hung a 12" skillet, a 10" skillet, (2) 6" skillets, a 10" pot, and a 6" pot all stainless steel calphalon cookware. I ran out of space and never had any strength problems. My pantry was lined with plywood to attach to. It is very strong.
300630
It is very sturdy. We have a microwave and toaster and several other items on ours and it does fine.
1286873
I screwed it to the studs; It has been holding my 55" TV for over 4 years. Hanging over 70 pound on a drywall, without studs, may bring the wall and TV down.
1409587
The top shelf is not 55" so the TV will extend longer then the shelf but it will work. I have a 60" TV and it holds it. It just depends if you want TV flush with top shelf from aide to side.
668709
Technically, it might hold the weight if the 30 pounds were evenly distributed across the entire unit. Or, it might support a smaller (17-20") flat-screen, but I don't believe it would provide the stability or support necessary for something of that size and value. I wouldn't recommend it for what you want.
363202
If it is on a sturdy surface, where it wouldn't move, it may hold up to 30#. I use it for components, Direct TV Genie box, Blueray/DVD player and Home theater receiver. The top panel overlaps the side panels, so it could support a small TV, if that is what you want to use it to do.
818607
I believe it would support the average microwave. It's surprisingly sturdy and really nice. I'm thrilled with it.