I have a plate that's about 26 inches across (diameter), about 3 inches deep, and weighs about 5 pounds. Would this stand support it?
1936321
Yes, it would support it, but it would leave the plate an angle since it is for a deep bowl. I think you probably want a plate stand that will hold it almost upright.
1936322
I think the height of the support in the back may not be tall enough for stable display.
1936323
Absolutely...I'm using mine with a large platter but it'll work fine with your 3 inch deep bowl...
1936324
My bowls are not as wide but would weigh more.I really like the ones I got and want to order couple more.I think you would find that it works for you
1936325
Yes, I think so. I am using mine for a Deruta pasta bowl, which is 13.75 dia and 3.75 deep, the bowl sits in it at a very stable angle. The stand is heavy wrought iron, and should have no problem with your larger diameter plate.
1936326
I am using it to display a shallow (3") deep bowl approximately 14" in diameter. The stand itself has substance, not lightweight or chintzy.
902907
It's a pretty sturdy stand, so i think weight wise it could probably handle it. It'd be a bit awkward though because this is only about as wide as a monitor stand, i'd be more worried about it tipping over
525306
It should. It may be too heavy for the side to support it. The whole thing weighs about 5 pounds
1764367
I would think it would hold.. Seems very sturdy and solid. It has 3 different heights of the legs on it to.
861798
Beth, I have put a stand like that under a 26 inch tv with no problems. I think that it is strong enough to hold the 61 " but wonder about the balance. When I was shopping for a stand there seemed to be two types: one for smaller (up to 36") and one for larger ( up to 65"). You might want too check that out. Fred
1106667
Yes, it should. If you have a older very heavy one, it might be at the limit for this, but this is a pretty heavy duty stand
582911
The top glass should support a 25lb tv. Check the height to see if it will be at a comfortable viewing angle for you.
2048011
It should handle the weight just fine, since it is rated for 29 gallons along with 20 and 37. Just check the measurements of the 29 to make sure they match the shelf. I have 2 of these stands that I keep 20 gallon long tanks on.
1461778
I bought this stand for a 30" x 30" square and there is plenty of room for a bigger cage. The base is large so weight shouldn't be an issue either
2040847
I would think so. This stand is sturdy and heavy duty . :) hope this helped.
689674
This shelf will serve you well. I have six heavy ceramic 10.5 in plates on the top shelf as well as a ceramic serving platter.On the second shelf I have two sets of four i.e. eight, 8.5 inch plates. There is not even a slight bend of the shelf.
1974615
No! This would not support heavy weight. This plant stand mainly is for plants.
330140
I don't have a ruler to give exact measurements but it's got a good 3.5-4 inch depth so a clamped stand should work fine.
983860
I would say yes the base should be wide enough to hold and the height should be fine . One note if it is aheavy mirror you might use some Velcro at the height of the stand to keep it from slideing. Good Luck
1996315
This stand will support 20 pounds (we placed 2 ten pound weights on it), but the dimensions, particularly height, would factor in.
850255
No, it will not hold a regular size dinner plate. And I was very unhappy with the workmanship. One of the tiers was configured backwards. I sent it back.
2093480
If your TV mount screw holes are toward the bottom, it can probablly support it. If the TV has two mount 4 hole groups(right and left side toward the bottom), you need 2 table stands. If the mount holes are on the center of the tv, it definately won't be able to support it. The stand itself can support the weight.