What is the maximum weight the stand can support?
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Its intended for a laptop. It will flex if you press down. I wouldn't put more than 10 pounds on it. Its a nice sturdy table and the fans are quiet though I typically do not need to use them.
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I think it would hold about 10lbs. Maybe a little more but I would not put much more on it. It also depends on how you have the legs arranged. I use the fans all the time with my laptop though. It will keep it from running hot and they can get awful hot sometimes. I use mine while in my recliner so it is pretty much stationary. The picture at the side is not one I would recommend using for much weight at all. It can tip over if you are not careful and do not have an item centered correctly. Hope this helps you.. It is a very nice item for what I use it for. That I can say in complete honesty. :) I think it would hold about 10lbs. Maybe a little more but I would not put much more on it. It also depends on how you have the legs arranged. I use the fans all the time with my laptop though. It will keep it from running hot and they can get awful hot sometimes. I use mine while in my recliner so it is pretty much stationary. The picture at the side is not one I would recommend using for much weight at all. It can tip over if you are not careful and do not have an item centered correctly. Hope this helps you.. It is a very nice item for what I use it for. That I can say in complete... » Read More I think it would hold about 10lbs. Maybe a little more but I would not put much more on it. It also depends on how you have the legs arranged. I use the fans all the time with my laptop though. It will keep it from running hot and they can get awful hot sometimes. I use mine while in my recliner so it is pretty much stationary. The picture at the side is not one I would recommend using for much weight at all. It can tip over if you are not careful and do not have an item centered correctly. Hope this helps you.. It is a very nice item for what I use it for. That I can say in complete honesty. :) « Show Less
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Mrs M and Amazon: User's Guide received with my stand did not indicate weight capacity. However, normal common sense tells us it is a music stand used to hold basic music or other light weight materials. Heavy articles could cause it to tip over, or overload the tray and/or stand legs and cause a problem. Propose you contact distributor for their official answer to your question at PL &H International 13430 Alondra Blvd Cerritos, CA 90703 Email: plh.international@gmail.com Ph. 877-754-4681 562-623-9266
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Probably fine. It didn't specify a weight limit, but it is sturdy and solid. Most equipment of this type is meant to support up to around 250.
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Weight Capacity- 300 lbs (also depends on the support from which it is hung on)
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I don't have the specs laying around anymore, but I can tell you that I'm a solid 6'5" 275 lb man and I've been on this stand with my wife (165 lbs) and my oldest son, which weighs about the same as my wife. Suffice to say I have never felt unsafe in this stand at all. It is very stable.
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My TV weighs 90 lbs. Easily supports that on top shelf. Don't know max weight.
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I can't speak specifically for your speakers. However, according to the page description, the stands can hold up to 20 pounds.
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like any item you have a max. my speakers weigh about 18lbs and all is good with the stands.
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I believe that the max weight is 350 lbs. My husband is about 270 and it supports him just fine.
715415
Bike stand can only hold so much weight. I wouldn't keep the bike in the stand to long, it may bend the plastic.
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I believe my stand is 50lbs. It is installed through the center of my table. If standing alone I would go much heavier.
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NO! It can only support about four pounds according to the manufacturer. This us a telephone stand.
1996315
This stand will support 20 pounds (we placed 2 ten pound weights on it), but the dimensions, particularly height, would factor in.
1477225
It can support the weight but the length is a different matter. The TV will extend past the sides of the stand.
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I don't know that there is a maximum capacity. If there is one it can't be much. This stand is primarily designed to be a display stand in a bike shop or other retail outlet. I have 23" cruiser that weighs about 40 lbs and it will support it for light maintaince or cleaning. It is not sturdy enough to use a trainer or do heavy maintenance on. I hope this helps.
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Don't know the weight but we have a 55" Sony TV on the stand with no problems.
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I'm not really sure. It seems quite sturdy and I suspect I could stand on it (I weigh 157 lbs.) but it really isn't intended for that kind of use. The connections are all turn-key pins; that may be its weak spot.