Would this be sturdy enough to set a CPU on it to keep it off the floor?
1196967
Since CPU only weigh a few grams I don't see why not. If you wanted to you could probably put any computer chassis up to 80 lbs on it. But, my choice would be to use Syba Steel Computer Stand for ATX Case with Adjustable Width and 4 Caster Wheels (SY-ACC65057) a Computer Stand with Caster Wheels instead.
1196968
Yes, as long as you don't go over like 40 pounds. I personally wouldn't do it using all three sections per leg, maybe two tops. If it's a hard flat surface like wood flooring I real don't see a issue. I wouldn't do it on plush carpeting if you value that computer.
249556
No, this is a freestanding unit And frankly it does not have the structural integrity to support a significant amount of weight. Good luck :-)
1767648
It should be sturdy as the feet are circular and should distribute the weight evenly.
227803
It is pretty sturdy and as long as the floor is level, you should not have any problem without mounting it to the wall.
115016
If you mean could it handle the weight, then absolutely. I use mine as a kitchen island, and it is very sturdy.
932992
Yes it would work fine for that, but the unit is light and works best when affixed to a floor.
780586
Karin the height off the floor is about 4.5" and it's height is not adjustable. It served the purpose of keeping the CPU off the floor. The only issue I had was that there wasn't a positive lock to keep it tight against the CPU so I used Velcro between the stand and the CPU. Which did the trick. For the price you can't go wrong.
766801
Yes it should be ok provided the monitor you are trying to support is not to heavy.
1204394
it's sturdy but I guess on a smooth floor it could be pushed or slid. try cups under the legs.
459037
Yes it is definitely sturdy enough but I would be concerned about them if they might miss the general center of the platform and jump in the edge that then they might cause the stack to topple if you stack too high.
1342935
Good choice. It definitely can bear this weight. Just make sure you put enough counter weight at the bottom.
2202724
If totally stationary it would support it, but there is no type of guard to keep it from sliding off. Product can be unstable if not set up properly.
1686515
I don't believe it is sturdy enough for the purpose. It could support a light laptop, but any greater weight could be catastropic because of the legs, any one of which could telescope to the closed position.
1599042
Can't be sure, but I'm guessing it would not be a problem at all, especially If some of the weight is supported by the floor.
1056775
It should be fine. The desk is really steady.. I have a 30 in monitor and small factor cpu on the desk with no issue..
1707513
Probably depends on the thickness of the padding. We r using it on stone floor, very sturdy.
1122088
No, it needs to be bolted down. I wouldn't risk this thing dropping to the floor. That would be a shame because it's really nice