(Is the glass top strong enough to hold a "old fashioned" 27 inch tv? I was thinking of using it for a tv stand.
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Most likely not. It can hold up to 70 pounds across the table, so it depends on how heavy it is. It's more of an office desk rather than a tv stand because of the keyboard tray, but I would recommend getting something wooden for a tv stand.
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Hello, yes, this desk would work well as a TV stand. It's very sturdy (not wobbly, which is great) and the glass is very thick and it would support a heavy, old style TV easily. We've got a desktop computer on it now (not laptop) and it could easily handle something much heavier. We're really happy with this desk, especially for the price. Happy New Year!
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This was answered before under will it hold a 32" TV, but here's the answer:It's sturdy for my 20" flat screen monitor. Eofficedirect.com has the product on it's site and says it can hold up to 60 pounds.http://www.eofficedirect.com/PKTKMS400/Single-Level-Height-Adjustable-Stand-17w-x-13-1-4d-x-3-to-6-1-2h-Black.html
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If the TV is very heavy I wouldn't use it for that because a lot of that cabinet is held together by glue and wooden pegs. It doesn't have a very large top to it at all since it is meant to go in a corner. Hope this helps. Plus, since you have to put everything together on this cabinet which includes attaching the hardware, it's not worth the money or the effort.
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I'd say so. It's very sturdy. Although the size of the TV obviously would factor in on this.
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The stand is extremely sturdy. I have a 42 " and a sound bar on it and still have room to spare. I was surprised at how solid it is, I have no doubt that it would handle a larger TV.
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The real answer is " I don't know". It might hold it, but I wouldn't suggest it. The top is glass and fairly sturdy, but I don't think I'd risk it.
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Since the unit is quite stable I would expect that it could hold 75 pounds very easily. TV should be less than that. You must assemble properly so that the back panel gives it the rigidity needed, but it should not be problem if done correctly. Assembly is not difficult, but just follow the proper sequence and there should be no problem with that weight on the top.
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We have a 27 inch TV on the stand, and the screen is slightly wider than the stand. Unless the manufacturer says it can handle that much weight, I wouldn't try it.
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It is surely strong/sturdy enough to place a TV on top o the stand as long as you fell the TV is secure and won't tip over???
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It is pretty sturdy and stable so it should hold a small TV with no problem, especially if it is placed against a wall.
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I have a 27" LG flat screen on mine. I don't see why it wouldn't hold your television ( if it's not a CRT type) . If your television is less then 40 lbs , it should hold it without a problem
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It is design to hold up to 135#, I just used it for my 70", 110# TV, and it feels solid. The important thing is to balance the TV (space evenly) on the horizontal mount. Look up the weight of the TV in your TV specs
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I would not recommend putting a TV that size on this desk. The desk top is glass. I would be concerned about the weight of the TV. It's a great desk, but designed to hold a computer. Hope this helps.
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Yes it can. The description on instruction manual states it can hold TVs on top shelf. It also states each shelf can hold up to 80lbs. I have a 46lb Samsung 50" tv on the top shelf of mine right now. Using it in as my tv stand in bedroom. Looks very nice and holds my TV up high where I like it since I count mount it in my apartment. Great product.
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The table is pretty sturdy and would hold a good sized flat screen TV-no problem...as far as the actual weight it can hold-I have tried anything heavier than a table lamp and plants..
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It is definitely sturdy enough to hold your 65" LCD, however it will "overhang" a bit on each side (if you balance measure the tv on the stand). This not a bad thing (we have tv's that overlap on each side with no problem-look great and balanced)-just be careful of people/ children bumping into it.
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Probably not a good idea. The whole top is vented for cooling and may not be strong enough to support the weight of a larger TV. Bob B.