can we place a small tv on top of this?
843344
I have never tried putting anything atop my 3 heaters, but perhaps if one put an inch or thicker tile or stone slabon top of the stove and put the TV on top of THAT....
843345
I would say it would be best if you do not. It is not stable but it is also very light. This is due to easy to move from room to room; but probably would be ok If you do not plan to move this around. I would suggest a low pile or hardwood floor would be best if you do plan to do this.
843346
I suppose you could but it's pretty lightweight. I've also has nothing but problems with it. If I had to do it over again I'd buy something else.
843347
I would not recommend it. The electrical cord from the TV could be exposed to excessive heat.
843348
Absolutely, Heating unit is in bottom. I have unit in bathroom and put magazines on it all the time. Keep away from lower unit though. Not sure it ever gets hot enough to ignite paper. I have 2 units, had over 2 years and love them. Would buy again.
843349
I wouldn't - it's not very sturdy. In fact - DON'T BUY IT!!!! I bought it in April and it has already broken!!! The heating element has quit and I've barely used it. I'm calling the company today to complain.
1842532
It is pretty sturdy and stable so it should hold a small TV with no problem, especially if it is placed against a wall.
655337
I love the piece but I don't have a TV on top. Cannot imagine it sagging however unless you loaded a lot of stuff up there. Keep it simple.
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.
1737490
The shelves are probably stong enough, but the unit as a whole isn't stable enough that I would trust putting a TV on it. It's fine for books or plants, but not something expensive and breakable like a TV.
646439
It has not been designed for that but it could. However, the TV must not be too heavy.
1101001
I don't see why not. I think I remember reading a review that someone did that and put their TV on top. I ordered a second one for upstairs since my wife took over the first one.
1114725
Yes. It is not tall at all. But if you are looking to place a TV in a small room it is perfect.
1358975
We have our large flat screen TV sitting on top of it and all of our components sitting inside of it. The whole mess sits on top of a TV stand. We cut a section out of the back to accommodate the cords and have used it to have a place for our DVD player, etc. because our TV stand did not have enough room. It seems to be pretty sturdy and it is pretty. Blends beautifully with the TV stand, etc.
832383
It wouldn't be a problem ~ the arm is adjustable. We have a smaller TV (?52") and it is about 5 1/2 feet off the ground total.
35387
No. Nothing bigger than about a 50' or so. Otherwise, the TV hangs over both sides.
43978
I would say you could, it's pretty sturdy and heavy-duty. The wire dividers are optional so you should have plenty of room for the TV.
1250922
I dont think so. the unit is heavy but the back of the dresser is flimsy and the dresser is unstable. my husband nailed a piece of plywood on back to stabilize it. Its a cheap "made in china" piece of junk. Im using for baby clothes so works ok. putting heavy TV on top may be risky. very complicated to put together. very heavy. but surprisingly unstable.
30311
You can but you could find a cheaper stand to accomodate a 32 inch tv. I think this stand would be a bit much for a 32 inch TV
379331
I have the speaker placed on a shelf. The speaker appears to be heavy and substantial. However, I don't know the weight and/or the dimensions of the TV you indicate you want to place on top of the speaker. I would be inclined not to place a 40" TV on top of any speaker as I would be more concerned about the TV being on a large stable surface so that it wouldn't topple over.
582907
The top is strong enough to support a fifty pound TV. The Question would be will the base of the TV fit on the top. If so there should be no problem as long as the TV will fit within the wall space available for the screen.
604243
Yes you can. I think ours was 48". The trick was getting the tv to fit on the mount for it.