How much weight do you think this can hold? I need one for a military display and it will need to support about 100 pounds.
825746
If you are planning on using the glass base, the answer is NO. Free standing you might get by with 100lbs. Chuck
575194
I doubt it would hold that much weight. Don't remember the total weight but i believe it is listed on the spec's.
1969756
Not sure how many pounds it can hold. My grandkids sit on it, but they're light. I would guess that if you were under 120 pounds it would work, but I'm just guessing.
1692331
I'm not quite sure the weight capacity, but I bet it could withstand 100-150 lb without much problem. Surface area might be an issue for multiple large items, though.
1865650
I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble but not fall apart wobble. you would have to try to break it in order to.
1837101
I use mine to hold up a 15 lb projector screen, I don't have any issues and it's quite stable as well. I'd fancy a guess at a max load of ~20 lbs.
1735320
Right now I use it to hold a very heavy Japanese sword and display case. We have had three people sitting on it so I know it will hold at least 450 pounds. Hope that helps.
694228
I have yet to use it, and have no idea how much weight it will hold. I can say, however, that it's a well-made, sturdy shelf. I'm guessing that it would be able to hold a substantial amount weight.
1823991
The piece is sturdy and the top piece of wood is very solid. I don't have anything heavy on it, but I wouldn't hesitate to sit on it and *I* weigh 250 lbs. So I think it could certainly support a 50 lb TV.
1503106
Prob 100 pounds. I don't think it would hold an adult.. It sits to low to the ground for an adult to be tempted to us it
1379455
I think it can handle 100 lbs. i added 25 lb weights to each post to keep it from moving when i hit it.
170542
Twenty four pounds is probably more than this mount can reasonably handle - my guess. It may hold it up but I'd expect it to sag. This unit appears to be designed for loads of maybe 10lbs or less for good performance.
678629
No more than a few pounds.... The horizontal piece that holds up the display is narrow (an inch or less?) and it is has slotted holes for the mounting screws on the front legs. While this is a clever design, it has not been stable for my use (I have been holding up lightweight signs no more than 6-8oz). The screws afford to be "heavier" to provide a more stable/secure mounting. Suggestion: Check out the return policy before you order. Hope this helps.
285122
The mount is fantastic. I don't know why it wouldn't it can handle a couple hundred pounds most screens are light.
1694435
It should hold up to 60 pounds. I use this stand for my iMac, and it works very well.
918471
I have a 55-inch LED TV, which weights about 45lb; a 25lb micro desktop computer; a 5lb DVD player; and a cable digital box on this stand. I would say the total weight is about 90lb, so this stand should hold between 100lb to 125lb. The legs are optional, but I would suggest some sort plastic sliders for ease of movement.
697255
Mine is pretty sturdy and I"m happy with it, although not sure I would want 100 pounds on top, as that would likely make it top heavy and much less stable, or more likely to tip over. Guess it would depend on the center of gravity of the object itself.