What is the weight limit for a tv on this stand?
266312
No weight limit is specified; however, the seller or manufacturer states that it will accommodate a 52" flat screen. This suggests a weight of about 95 pounds, plus components. My rule of thumb for furniture weight limits is 1.5 times the weight of the furniture unit, or about 150 pounds for the Crosley Alexandria 48" TV Stand.
266313
The manual that come with the stand doesn't say, but the way this piece is constructed i am sure it would handle any TV that you would put on it. There is a phone no. in the manual for customer service,800-815-4796 you can try them if its that important.
327788
Just bought and assembled this stand a couple days ago, I have a 47 inch Philips TV on it which weighs about 60 or so pounds and it seems to be okay.....there are some optional wall anchors included too
326306
I don't remember what the weight limitations are on the bracket. We have a 24" LG TV on it and it is no problem. The bracket is very heavy duty.
886070
Honestly I wouldn't recommend putting a TV on it. Once assembled the total weight is about 20-25 pounds.
1078804
It is rated to hold 100 pounds. I put a 65" tv on it that was 138 pounds, and it seems fine. However, you should definitely follow the instructions to anchor it to the wall (supplies included) if you ever have small children or pets over that may try to climb on it.
1788209
The instruction sheet says the top is rated to hold 60 pounds. 55 is pushing it but probably okay. The stand seems sturdy but it's just not that big, and it's just particle board. A good piece of hardwood furniture is going to do better than knockdown items like this, and if you spend big bucks on a TV, don't skimp on the support. As for the width, really the issue would be the base -- and the risk of bumping into your TV if it sticks past the edge of the stand. It's all common sense, really. HTH.
727901
Hello Yefim and thank you for your interest in our product, the main description is correct. This specific TV stand is for a 26" to 60" plasma or LCD TV, weighing up to 88 lbs. I am in the process of getting the erroneous information removed from the link. Please feel free to contact me for further assistance. Thanks again Andrea
12598
This desk is pretty sturdy. I wouldn't stand on it, but it should be able to handle 80-100 pounds easily. Your TV will be fine.
1404209
The TV stand can hold up to a 70 pound TV. If yours is a flat screen (which most are these days) it probably weighs no more than 40-45 pounds so you would be well within the limits of the stand. What might be confusing you is in the description it says that the base can be no larger than 39.5 inches. The base is always much smaller than the TV itself.
1984902
No. The limit is 55 inches. I have never even heard of a stand that will hold an 80-inch flat-panel TV but that does not mean they don't exist. Every TV that size that I have seen has been wall mounted.
1865648
Presently I'm using it in my spare room and my 20 inch television (the older flat front screens) is sitting on it. I weighed the television and it's 21.33 lbs. I think it could hold a bit more because the stand is sturdy.
566350
Although I don't know the capacity of the top I would not have a problem with putting an large tube type TV on it. As a matter of fact, I wouldn't have a problem standing on it myself if need be. I weigh about 210lbs. It's very sturdy.
918471
I have a 55-inch LED TV, which weights about 45lb; a 25lb micro desktop computer; a 5lb DVD player; and a cable digital box on this stand. I would say the total weight is about 90lb, so this stand should hold between 100lb to 125lb. The legs are optional, but I would suggest some sort plastic sliders for ease of movement.
1253505
It's pretty sturdy, but I think each shelf's weight limit is 10 pounds. I wouldn't try a TV on it.
1589088
according to directions, this stand will accommodate 135#. Not true. Our HD TV is well under the recommenced weight limit and our stand is sagging in the middle.Stand is very nice to look at when first put together, but within a week was sagging in the middle. VERY DISAPOINTED!
1664238
I cant recall the weight of my TV but its pretty heavy, 45 lbs plus. When I mounted this to my concrete wall I actually tested it by hanging from it myself, I weigh about 175lbs so I'd say your good.
583301
I wouldn't personally put a large TV (more than 36") on it unless it's a very new and lightweight model. I bought it to use for my "standing desk" and it does support and just barely fit my two 22" monitors + keyboard if I keep my monitors slightly angled. All of those items can't possibly weigh more than 10 lbs.