Can this shelf hold and deal with vibrations from 22# center speaker in a 5.1 system?
1453377
It is currently handling my ~22lb center OK. It doesn't inspire supreme confidence in its ability though. At least in my experience it does the job but it is a little scary looking.
1453378
I was really surprised how heavy duty this shelf is. I'm not sure what the dimensions of your speaker(s) are, but it can handle a lot of weight. My boyfriend put a 4" x 4" block of concrete art piece and a router on it no problem. It can handle a lot more.
1453379
It is currently handling my ~22lb center OK.It doesn't inspire supreme confidence in its ability though. At least in my experience it does the job but it is a little scary looking.
583279
No, the shelves keep the unit from wobbling. You might be able to get by using just 2 shelves. I'd keep looking, I'm sure what you want is available.
244890
I can't answer this because I only used it for stereo equipment. The top shelf is glass but I think it should hold.
469068
I don't think so. The way the unit assembles, there are locking type mechanisms on each row designed to provide an additional kind of sturdiness when put together properly. I considered leaving out a shelf myself. However, I determined it wasn't worth turning the unit into an unstable piece.
1057803
I'm not sure and I don't think it's listed anywhere in the manual, but its sturdy enough for a soundbar, gaming console, bluray player, or cable box. The top and middle shelves are made of tempered glass, so I wouldn't put anything reasonably heavy on any of those shelves. The bottom shelf is made of a thicker solid material and is the sturdiest of the three.
1788487
35lb sounds bit much for this stand. I would not recommend using it. This is designed to hold reciever and DvD players etc. It's better to call the company directly and ask them same question.
1197792
What I have found is that the stands have too small a base to support anything off-center. I re-tasked my stands from holding speakers for my home theater to supports for my JBL Praxxis 14 monitors. With that weight, they are very unsteady and I had to sandbag the bases (not very practical). With a monitor arm attached, I am afraid you would be greatly disappointed when the stand tips and your equipment hits the floor. Might I suggest an adjustable stand with a WIDE base.
868112
Jeanine, I have a 5.1 system (4 polk RC85i speakers (two on each side), once center speaker and the subwofer). My place is similar to yours. In my opinion your distribution could work very well...
1399142
These have small spikes on the feet and they stay fairly secure for my Polk 5 1/4", two way surrounds (Model T15), but they are on a carpet over a cement floor. If you have much bigger speakers you may want a larger stand as the extension pole is only held by friction via a single adjusting screw (unless you do not plan on using any extension). other than that, use anything heavy that you don't mind looking at, the bases are a steel plate and should hold quite a bit.
1472728
Those shelves are quite thick and extremely strong. I woudn't worry much unless you intend on keeping your barbells on it.
1949378
Yes, as long as your floor is fairly level you should have no problems. The base of the shelf is the widest point of the unit, making a free standing system possible.
984775
No, not at all. Depending upon the size of your speakers, just be sure they are centered and you should be fine. I have vintage Bose speakers and they are solid.
1139319
Hi, I have a pair of Boston Acoustics CR75 Bookshelf speakers which weigh about 12 lbs. each, and the stands are rock solid. I do computer repair; one customer of mine had these same stands in his studio with a pair of Rokit ~10" or so speakers (I'm not sure of the exact model/size but they were at least twice the size of mine) and seemed very stable. These are strong, sturdy stands IMO. Hope it helps,Dave
2108111
The base is quite heavy and the stand is metal, so it should be able to support at least several pounds of weight. However, these have very specific attachment for speakers, and you need to see if the Pure Acoustics have the same screw holes.
1814994
This particular speaker bar is large because it has a speaker on each side so sound is projected out of the sides and "around you" putting it in a cabinet may interfere with this...probably not enough to even notice..also this bar is heavy so make sure the shelves are sturdy
2218889
I don't know the maximum weight of my equipment but I cannot put another piece of equipment on the shelves. I have my 42" TV, & center speaker on top shelf.Onkyo home theater receiver, and cable box on next shelf, 100 disk juke box and blue ray player on 3rd shelf and md player/recorder, dvd recorder/video player.on bottom shelf. It holds them sturdy. I am pleased. Again, I have all that I wanted on this stand with no shakiness or wobble.
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My shelf is approximately 1 inch thick and I don't think it could accommodate any thicker than maybe 1.5 inches. Hope this is helpful.