How much weight can it support? Could it support a projector?
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I guess that depends on the weight of the projector. I have seen a large stack of books (5 or 6 bigger books) and a glass of water on this one. The projectors I remember likely weighed more than that. I think using a good glue when assembling would make it a bit stronger. I would put 10 pounds on it if also glued when screws were installed. I like it. very handy item.
2162961
I can't tell you specifically how much weight it supports. But I can tell you that it is very sturdy. Its a solid piece on each side that is strong. We currently use it with a heavy printer on the top and laptop replicator on the bottom. I can physically put my weight on the open end with no faulter. Hope this helps.
1181164
It can support at least ten pounds of weight.A skilket 8-12 inches at most. Focal point is about 6-8 inches.Works great!!!
1180390
I'm not sure of the mfg weight limit on the shelf, but it would be close to the max I would say. It does have a sturdy metal bar from the wall, but not sure of the strength of the bolts holding it to the wall or the place where the glass attaches to the support bar (a 3 inch circle that looks glued to the glass. Also the shelf is not deep enough for your projector by about 1 inch ( 15 inches front to back in the center) and just 18 inches side to side measured in the center of the sides. Because the shelf is rounded on the front and the corners are cut off in the back, it would depend on where the feet for your projector are, if they would even be on the shelf. There is about a 3 inch triangle cut off of each back corner, making the shelf on the side only 12 inches. I love the shelf and it works well for us but only holds a cable box. Hope this helps.
155763
That's a good question. I'd say I think it wouldn't have a problem up to two pounds or so. It's relatively well built for the money. Maybe more. What is it you're wanting to display?
363202
If it is on a sturdy surface, where it wouldn't move, it may hold up to 30#. I use it for components, Direct TV Genie box, Blueray/DVD player and Home theater receiver. The top panel overlaps the side panels, so it could support a small TV, if that is what you want to use it to do.
1894492
Not sure about the weight but depending on the size of the monitor I would say it should hold the monitor.
1143866
You'll have to place some supports on the corners for that to work. That is the setup I have right now, without the supports the projector would wobble since that surface isn't flat. Not to mention that the buttons would be pressed unexpectedly.
795722
up to 50 lbs, but it supports much more. I weigh 130 lbs and have, in my infinite wisdom, sat on this and it held strong. It should support what ever you can fit on it.
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Hello sorry if this response is late for you but yes it can support a decent amount it handled myself, my gf, and a friend all laying on it at the same time watching a movie and didn't so much as move under the weight all in all I would say we all weighed about 450lbs together maybe more
1184779
It's not rated and I don't know the weight limit, but it easily will support a studio light with modifier. The most important consideration is that it is mounted correctly to a surface that will support the weight.
255591
Possibly...I have a large flat screen monitor on mine and its great. I think it may hold a tv but depending on the weight it may eventually crack.
1633202
Max Support Weight: 22 lbs Sure can but it is not like the one I also bought (and post a review on) to support a much heavier DISH Hopper DVR.
416890
I don't have mine with me right now but I don't believe it could handle anything heavy even over a pound. The rotation wheel below the platform is not very sturdy. it is a 2 inch wheel with little calibrations coming off of it that spins against another wheel that is smaller. They are both made of plastic. Better for displaying jewelry or some small object.
285122
The mount is fantastic. I don't know why it wouldn't it can handle a couple hundred pounds most screens are light.
337049
No it cannot hold anything heavy. Even with light weight display objects it must be screwed into the wall.
1853591
Yes it would support the weight of a tv. The cage hold up well. The wood side pieces are decorative and fall off and are not durable