What is the distance between the inside of each of the supports legs (end support and middle support)? Have to fit two 17" components underneath the top panel. Can they be squeezed in those areas? Will the top area support 60lbs?
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The openings will handle a 17" amplifier -- it's 18+ inches, but watch out about the inside height. It is misleading. The opening is 7.25 inches high at the front, but there is a cross support about half way back which steals back an inch, so realistically, it is about 6 inches. I had to put support feet on it to raise it up about 3/4" to accommodate the height of my receiver. I have a 60" wide screen TV on it, so you be the judge as far as weight.
1758217
Well, I certainly didn't put that much weight on it, but I'm fairly certain that you would be fine. I would assume that the 150 lbs. would be spread out across the shelf and not just 150 lbs. directly in the middle. Note: The sides are going to be stronger because of the side supports.
765234
I have a 55" and it fits perfectly with about 2 inches to spare on each side. So, no overhang. A 65" would fit, but you might be a bit wider than the table. Look at the width of both and see what overhang you'd and and if you can live with it.. The table is certainly substantial enough to hold it.
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There is exactly 22" between the two top shelves. I have a 22" LG HD TV I use as a monitor in that space. The 2 top shelves are 15" wide X 19" deep and would hold the other two monitors at an angle towards the operator, but would take up the speaker space. You can always hang speakers on the wall! ;-) If you elevate your large center monitor a few inches you will be able to watch all 3 screens without having to look up and down a lot. I have owned this desk for a long time and I still love it l!
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The legs are about 55" apart from head-to-foot. There is a center foot as well under the support beam. Depending on your configuration, the support beam is horizontally across (queen) or diagonal (full). I have setup as a full and the beam hangs down, making box storage challenging. The frame itself isn't that tall though, about 7.5", so you might need risers as that isn't a ton of clearance for bins.
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It's tough to estimate low weight amounts. I would say that keeping the two top shelves between 5 and 10 lbs should be fine. The bottom shelf you could a concrete block as it is part of the stand supports. This computer is a heavy 17 and it does flex the two top shelves about 1/2". I have a much lighter, and newer, 17 that doesn't flex as much. My set up has a smaller Direct TV sat receiver on top, a medium sized DVD player in the middle, and an XBox 360 on the bottom. So far the little people (the kids) haven't broken anything and all components are staying much cooler.
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I'm not exactly sure what you are looking at, but I can assure you that the glass shelves are thick enough to accommodate my 60" 90 pound TV with no problem. The metal frame is engineered to give solid support to the shelves.
852456
The stand will easily hold about 60lbs but.... You must make sure your assembly goes well. There is a good possibility that the assembly (if done improperly) will render the stand useless.
1782617
I used mine with the shorter leg support a 4" deep curio shelf and the longer leg against the wall -- my guess is that I could have used a max 6" deep shelf.
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I am not sure. I used all 3 pieces. I don't think the shelves would be as sturdy, I would be afraid they might tip over. You could try, but just make sure you load the bottom shelves first, so they wouldn't get top heavy. The picture is deceptive. The connector shelves are at the back, so the shelves surround on 3 sides.
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should be no problem....mine holds a 55 in flat screen, weighs around 35 to 40 lbs. and it would still support something heavier than that. It even comes assembled, I really don't think you'll be disappointed. And besides that. it looks great !
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I don't know, but it supports our 20 inch monitors just fine with room to go bigger. It couldn't handle a giant monitor, but a regular one would be fine. I would suggest a different stand if you have a larger monitor.
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We put a 55" on it and its fine. The stand is not pushed flush into the corner due to a stone hearth edge that is uneven. If u had it all the way in the corner you probably couldn't get a 60" on it but if you can have it out a little it might work. Sorry I don't have the definitive answer.
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I have 58 1/2 between the front legs, but, in the back, there are those angled braces so much, much less. It depends on how deep the thing your putting under the table is, I guess. Good luck.
2031371
My system does not have the legs as shown and is just the swivel base. We are pleased with how it works for us but cannot answer your question regarding the space underneath as ours fit flush to our consol top.
2169011
The top flat part of the stand is at 4 and 1/8 inches; under the stand has almost 3 1/2 inches of space. In between the legs of the stand is just over 13". It is quite sturdy and holds my 27" monitor.
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Between both posts there is 45 inches. I can fit a sixty inch bar with enough room for quite a few weights on each side