Can the top shelf of the hutch hold a small flat screen tv?
271211
I would think so. I had my full tower CPU and a few other things up there and it seemed like it cold hold more easily.
271212
I'm sure it could. There are weight restrictions for certain parts of the desk. So a lot would depend on the size and weight of the TV.
271213
if you mean on top of the shelf, and I assume not IN the shelf, then yes. plenty of space, probably up to 40 inch tv.
2223403
Probably not a good idea. The whole top is vented for cooling and may not be strong enough to support the weight of a larger TV. Bob B.
1442492
A flat screen TV? Yes. This table is a absolutely sturdy enough. The lower shelf MUST be art of the table's construction.
1761084
I'm not sure how much weight this will hold but I have a small flat screen tv on one shelf and my Bose stereo system on a shelf plus some pottery pieces in a shelf also. I think it would hold quite a bit. I really love this shelf in my kitchen.
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.
1865649
Would not advise putting a tube TV (not deep enough) or a flat screen bigger than 35" (not sturdy enough) on the top shelf. You should know the arms are all made on plastic. Hope this helps.
840479
No, as it would become extremely top heavy. One caveat... You may be able to accomplish this, but if, and only if, you firmly attach the rear shelf legs to the wall. Bottom line: I wouldn't use this shelf unit as a base for a 42" flat screen HDTV. A 19", or slightly larger, but certainly not a 42".
1107952
No, and the shelves are Not sturdy enough for a TV...especially a "light" one...it's too easy to knock the whole unit over.
1800443
Probably, but it would depend on the hutch. You'd need to measure to mke sure it would fit, and it might look a little funny. Other than that, I don't see why it wouldn't work. Once everything is put in place, it's a pretty sturdy stand.
252808
Yes, this unit is very sturdy, I would not hesitate to put a TV on top of it.
665618
No that small shelf is tiny. It wont even hold a cable set top box. I use this desk as a tv stand and that shelf is only big enough to hold my wii.
1446274
I would say, yes as I have a TV (on stand) on the very top shelf as mine is in our 'exercise room'. Mine is against the wall and the floor is tile. It might be a bit more of an issue if the flooring was carpet (especially high pile).
574041
If the TV is very heavy I wouldn't use it for that because a lot of that cabinet is held together by glue and wooden pegs. It doesn't have a very large top to it at all since it is meant to go in a corner. Hope this helps. Plus, since you have to put everything together on this cabinet which includes attaching the hardware, it's not worth the money or the effort.
1253504
I do not think it is suitable for a TV. Poosibly if there are no kids or pets and it is placed against the wall with plently of weight on the bottom shelves the top "might" hold a small flat screen. The top shelf of mine has five small books on it and it is plenty sturdy for that, but a TV and or used as a night stand with a TV, I would not use it that way.
650613
I would say no. This is a really petite stand. It has a really small footprint. Even a light 60" TV is going to swallow it up. It may not even provide much if any clearance between the TV and the top shelf, depending on the bezel. It's also definitely not equipped to handle anything overly heavy.
2031373
It shouldn't be a problem as long as you have enough space on the shelf underneath of your TV. Hope that helps.
1600055
The shelf unit is not very wide and therfore would most likely not be big enough to put a tv on.