How do you think this would fair to having a 60 pound tv set on top?
248946
It'll hold no problem but this thing isn't super wide so it may be wobbly. Especially if it's sitting on carpet. It only stands on those 2 legs.
248947
It will hold it, but only in a secure areas. I would be cautious if there are small kids around. If it's only an adult household, then it should be fine.
248948
It should be fine as long as the bar is on a flat level surface. During the assembly I make see what other measures I could take to increase the stability, such as glue it increased screws. But that would just be as a precaution as it's pretty sturdy from the start.
251632
From my experience the arms that attach to the back of the TV will adjust to almost any size TV. We used it on a LG 47" that weighed 40 lbs and it works great even at full extension from the wall (it's mounted in an alcove above a fireplace and we pull it all the way forward and down 15 degrees for watching in bed). Should handle a 60 lb TV, as it's rated to 120. JUST MAKE SURE YOU SECURELY BOLT IT TO STUDS!!!
608902
Depends the size of the tv and how heavy. Like a thin 32 in is as much as I would try to put on it. I gave stuff stacked on mine and I don't worry it's not too flimsy.
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.
1193517
I think you could put a flat screen of that size on it; I have a 47" and it would fit. The top surface does not get warm, nor does any heat come up from the back. The heat is transmitted through vents at the upper front portion and blows straight out. I'm unsure if static electricity would be a problem. The unit is definitely stable enough to support the television, but only you can determine the risk for tip-over.
951424
It might be a balancing act but probably a 37 to 42 inch tv would be okay if it is one of the newer lightweight flat screens. It would set up high though, close to 4 feet.
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.
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
1498373
Per descriptions online, the stand holds up to a 50" T.V.; I have a 42" on the stand and it looks fairly proportioned. I believe a 60" set would dwarf the stand.
591334
My TV weighs around 60 lbs and it holds it with no problem I think it could hold at least 20 more
521467
Recommended max weight is 175 pounds and the size should be a 32" - 60" television.
247783
Ours is on our son's highboy dresser. Not a chance we were bolting the TV to the top of that dresser. It's fine. By the way, a great TV. Beautiful picture, fantastic value.
1187328
tv is too big. im almost 100% sure the max size tv was 55". i think max weight of the tv would be around 70 pounds. a 70 inch screen would prob be unstable.
282990
We have a 47 in TV & it works fine. However, it will accomodate TVs up to 60 in and its weight capacity is 150 pounds. I'm a female & assembled this by myself with no problems. We really like it.
1587294
The height is perfect for 60" tv any higher would not be comfortable for sitting down to watch.
1703662
Based on my purchase it is definitely sturdy enough to hold one of the recent 55 inch plasma / LCD TVs on the top surface of the unit, but a tv that large would look out of proportion. If you plan to place something this heavy on the unit, I might also opt to use wood glue on some of the pegs used for installation.
1865650
I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble but not fall apart wobble. you would have to try to break it in order to.