how much weight can suppor total and every shelf thank you
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We have not set the cabinet up at this time, we're purchasing a home and it is in our storage unit (still in the box). I have attached a "contact us" link for Coaster Fine Furniture the product manufacturer at http://www.coasterfurniture.com/contactus.aspx hopefully their business can answer your question. I'm sorry that I can not be of further assistance. Good luck!
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Not sure what you are planning to set on it but weight should not be an issue within reason. I have a 46" Samsung LED Smart TV setting on my unit. The units come in three pieces, top, bottom and middle with doors already attached. The outer shelves are not real large area wise. I just have pictures on those shelves.
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I have a 60-inch LED flat screen on mine, and I think it could hold much more than that. However, there is not much room on either side of my TV as it pretty much spans the entire top portion of the stand. I would say the shelves could hold books, standard media (DVD players/xbox/etc), or just about anything of that nature.
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Well, I certainly didn't put that much weight on it, but I'm fairly certain that you would be fine. I would assume that the 150 lbs. would be spread out across the shelf and not just 150 lbs. directly in the middle. Note: The sides are going to be stronger because of the side supports.
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I have three of these shelves -- two I have had for several years and one is new. I agree with that Rich and Andrea that 30 pounds or so would be a safe limit. I know they may not look it or sound it when you read about what they are made of and such, but I have found them to be very sturdy shelves that really can hold a lot and which I think look quite nice, especially when you consider the low price. I use them in my home office and at times have really loaded the some of the shelves down with books, papers and such, and mine have stayed strong and continue to look just as good as the day I bought them. Hope this helps Itzell... I have three of these shelves -- two I have had for several years and one is new. I agree with that Rich and Andrea that 30 pounds or so would be a safe limit. I know they may not look it or sound it when you read about what they are made of and such, but I have found them to be very sturdy shelves that really can hold a lot and which I think look quite nice, especially when you consider the low price. I use them in my home office and at times have really loaded the some of the shelves down with books, papers and such, and mine have stayed strong and continue to look just as good as the day... » Read More I have three of these shelves -- two I have had for several years and one is new. I agree with that Rich and Andrea that 30 pounds or so would be a safe limit. I know they may not look it or sound it when you read about what they are made of and such, but I have found them to be very sturdy shelves that really can hold a lot and which I think look quite nice, especially when you consider the low price. I use them in my home office and at times have really loaded the some of the shelves down with books, papers and such, and mine have stayed strong and continue to look just as good as the day I bought them. Hope this helps Itzell... « Show Less
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Dear hotrodguy, Each individual shelf has a max capacity of 17 lbs. Thank you, Value Max
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I called CosetMaid customer service and was told that the maximum capacity of each shelf is 20 lbs, for a total of 100lbs for the cabinet evenly distributed.
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It all depends. The shelves are fairly thick and I would say that you would be safe with 25-30 lbs evenly distributed across the whole shelf. It may hold more, but remember you are dealing with particle board material and it may sag eventually.
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your question isn't clear. i have filled all of my shelves with books, some of them big and heavy---completely full. no problem. what do u mean? i've no idea how much they weigh
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The description says each shelf has a 350 pound capacity. It should handle it. I am getting one to use as a makeshift bookcase in a closet.
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I wouldn't be able to completely answer that question. The maximum weight i have exerted on one shelf is about 15 pounds which is books. I wouldn't try to put anything too heavy on it. My weight is distributed on the shelves.The shelves are wider as it gets to the bottom.
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250 lbs. is total. I would not exceed it. The casters are cheep and not designed (plastic) to carry excess loads above that level. Also don't push it around with heavier loads on the upper shelf without equal or more of a load the bottom shelf. the high center of gravity may cause it to tip.
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according to the Installation Guide at the Bush Furniture website; each shelf will hold 50 pounds (for a total of 250 pounds).
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I don't know the exact weight allowance for each shelf. I have stacks of folded fabric in rows on each shelf, and shelves seem to be sturdy. It would depend upon what you are putting on the shelves.
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The specs list the max weight per shelf as 90lbs. It's a very sturdy shelving unit, so pots and pans (cast iron or not) will not prove to be an issue.
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Mine holds a large assortment of dishes in the spare closet. I'm sure one of the shelves is holding around 50lbs with no issues. It's screwed directly into the studs, where it can be and the others are toggle bolts, I've had no issues. I would not attempt 100 lbs on this shelving unless every single support was screwed into a stud. (and then I'd still be leery)
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Thank you for your inquiry. It depends on how much they weight. The static weight limit per shelf is 25 pounds. If they are heavier than that, I would not recommend it. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to let us know.
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I believe the shelves are rated at something like 100lbs each. I don't have nearly that much on it but I do have a lot and it is very very sturdy. Doesn't bend under the weight of a kitchenaid mixer and my rice cooker.
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I think a weight of 30/40 lbs. per shelf would be OK, providing it was not in the center of a shelf on a small area.