What sizes do the parts break down to? I have a Pelican case and need to figure out if I can fit it into that for shipping. Is the glass base sturdy?
1933311
glass base was very sturdy, the head, arms, hands all separate from the body as well as one leg and the chest separate from each other.
1103925
All Pelican cases are same great quality I have to take mine out for air circulation when its running, not sure what your asking here my computer is not military or for use in rain this is the case I transport my unit in
528442
It's very thick glass, all around. There aren't any delicate thin parts. I doubt it would survive a drop to the floor (tho it might, it seems pretty sturdy), but it could probably handle bumping on the table, etc., without a crack. Hope I've helped! Love mine!
2076253
It fits fully in the pelican box. It is not as user friendly as it should be. Difficult to remove cube sections.
749966
I don't have the case with me right now. Best to look on the web site of Pelican. They list all the dimensions.
2218892
Only the manufacturer can answer your question. But I think you might be pushing it with 65 lbs. It could possibly support 65 lbs but an ounce more could end up breaking the glass. The top glass is a little more than a quarter of an inch thick. The other three glass shelves are a litte more than an eighth of an inch thick.
500844
The shelves are thick glass, sturdy!!! The hinges hold them good to the back and front two legs of the stand. So, you can put as much as you want.
2228208
I bought this for my daughter who has a round glass on top. I worry about a rectangular glass on top of this base even though it is a heavy base. I would look for one that has a rectangular base to accommodate the 60 inches.
549451
The glass is tough. I have had it on rig for about 6months And it has seen some abuse. Still in great shape.
294155
Support probably, what are the dimensions? These things are super sturdy and no, not worried about the glass breaking. I have 10" speakers on mine no problem. The only catch is that they say made in china on the glass right in front. I had to put a piece of black duct tape over it, cant even tell. I would buy these again in a heart beat.
55528
The glass bowl is pretty strong and it's a decent thickness. That being said though, no matter how strong the glass is, if you drop something into it that's heavy enough and large enough, it's going to break. Smaller items though, not a problem at all. My wife and I would highly recommend this unit.
970985
I have a telescope in my Pelican Case and so far everything is OK. It has not been dropped and the foam is holding the telescope and all the accessories firmly in place. I live in Hawaii where the humidity can wreak havoc on foam. No problems so far.
1389514
It seems to be sturdy, but it is glass so I had to actually move it to a place where I wouldn't have to move it. It's in my utility room/pantry now so I don't have to constantly move it.
2203852
Yes it's sturdy. And mine wasn't broken and was well packaged. I have used my several times.
1825809
I don't really know. I use it as a curio cabinet. So the things that are in it are not that weighty. But, it is pretty sturdy. Be careful, and patient when putting this cabinet together. Every thing goes together well until you put the glass doors on. The screws that hold the doors are tiny. I recommend putting the screws in without the doors first, and use a screw driver that fits these tiny screws well. Do not use a power screw driver unless you are very skilled at using one. If you strip a screw's head there are spares that come with it. Just be careful.
2193376
No. This piece is very sturdy and heavy duty. The glass are not part of the structural integrity. Feel free to use only one glass.
784201
Well... I checked out the think tank case, and a tank it isn't. The Pelican so is. The cost for the Pelican is much less, so more bang for your bucks. I am a photographer, and I wouldn't want my $10,000 camera system anywhere but nearby where I can protect it, and feel confident that if it falls off the end of the ramp at unloading, which actually happened to me, that the cameras will be protected. So, it must be small enough to fit the airline protocols, and big enough to hold it all, sturdy enough to take the bangs that airline handlers put everything through. I am very happy with my purchase, and I see no reason to buy a think tank that isn't a tank, when I can get a Pelican that is a tank.