how much weight will it hold and can you leave the legs off?
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I have a 50" LED tv that weighs only 35 lbs and one side is bowed already after a month. The whole thing is falling apart and I can't get a reponse to my request for a return. It also is NOT made of wood, it's made of the cheapest particle board I have ever seen and the pieces didn't even fit. It got damaged just from putting it together.
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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.
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I put on it 60" led tv, cable dvr, apple tv, modem, and time capsule! U can't leave the legs off though - its one piece
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my tv is 45 inches and it holds it well..someone else wrote they had a larger size tv and held it as well..it is sturdy. But you can't take legs off, attached..needed for support.
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Hmm...it seems pretty sturdy. I put a good deal of pressure on mine taking the legs off a couple of times. I don't know if you could do that without damaging whatever is inside, though.
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Yes to both questions. The legs can be anchored very easily and I've had no trouble taking it down at the end of the summer and storing it in its original box over the winter. One caution, though. Check for the appearance of any rust on the support tubes. Sanding them off and coating them with a little machine oil makes assembly the next spring a lot easier.
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No it will not hold anything over 1 lbs, anything heavier will cause the plastic leg locks to break. Already tried it.
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A lot. The legs are aluminum based. A pair should hold 300-400 lbs., no problem.
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I forget the weight capacity, but I believe you can get at least 400 lb on there. I think the listed capacity is a little less though. But that may be a safe number and then do the math. I
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I'm not sure how much weigh it can hold but .. I have lots of clothes on it and hasn't bent .. I'm actually thinking about buying another one.
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I really don't know the total weight it will hold. I've only had my sister sleep on it & she weighs 130 lbs. It should hold quite a bit with all the legs it has to hold it.
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I can't say for sure, but I weigh about 170lbs and it holds me just fine. I would say it could hold quite a bit more than that.
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It will hold more than 40 Lbs. 75 or 80 but I wouldn't go 150 or 200 with it.
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I would guess it would temporarily hold up to 75-100lbs. I am 174 lbs and I believe I could stand on it in order to reach a high shelf. However, I would never recommend these weights on a permanent basis.
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Jaime,This can hold 20 lbs or less.We appreciate your business.Regards,Alex G
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I'm 170lb. Because of the angle to the ground I'm sure it could hold a lot more. I'm guessing 250lb.
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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.
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I don't know about the legs but you can lock the wheels. Mine are not locked and it's very stable unless you lean on it.
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I don't know what the advertised weight limit is......I weigh 215 and it feels very sturdy. I would say it would work.....it is plenty wide and the legs are very sturdy.
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Idon't know the maximum it can hold. I weigh 200 pounds and it shows no signs of strain.