Could it hold the weight of a 10 gallon fish tank
1042331
Yes, it could. Currently mine has a tv and a dvd player and books on the lower shelf
1042332
Absolutely! I would think so, even full of water. I put a heavy printer and laptop and it and it is extremely sturdy. I could easily imagine putting a fish tank on it yes!! Go for it, this is a great piece. I live in Utah and it came super quick from Canada. I was shocked! It looks like it should be twice as expensive. Really.
1042333
Yes, I don't believe there would be any issues with that. It seems fairly sturdy for a piece of furniture that screws together. Hope this helps :)
1042334
Yeah, 10 gallons of water in a tank is about 60 pounds, and we can set on it (weighing about 125), so i'd say yes. Hope that helps.
81408
It is mounted to the wall through four screws into drywall anchors. I wouldn't expect it to hold more than 10 pounds. I hope this helped.
1847308
NOOOO! The metal on this rack is very thin and the top shelf has ribbons of metal going across. It would likely tip over the entire rack. You def want to find something much sturdier for a 55 gallon fish tank. I dont think that it would even hold a 5 gallon tank! We have two plants on top of it now, and I have it bolted to the wall so it doesnt tip.
327157
Sure, but it might be a bit overkill. I bought two of the Jumbo Arm Storage Hooks to hold a 10-foot kayak that weighs about 40 lbs.
658140
I haven't used the hooks for that purpose, but I think you can hang ten pounds. They seem sturdy enough.
1847306
It is a nice stand, but I do not believe it will hold a fish tank of that size. Although, it is sturdy, it is not very wide. Hope this helps.
163318
No, It's not strong enough. It's made for pan fish maybe up to 4 pounds or so.
119906
I don't think so,, you could, if your very creative,, attach it to a heavy 2X10 board. That would make it heavy. This item is made of plastic and the underside is hollow.
2224323
I don't know specific weight capacity but it is a very sturdy piece and well constructed. Also comes with bracket to attach to the wall. I would think a small aquarium would be fine.
778115
I don't think so. It is a sturdy table for the money, but I would recommend a metal stand for your fish tank as they are designed for that kind of weight.
76059
It should be fine for that application. I use it mostly for vinyl banners that together weigh a pound or two. I wouldn't suggest more than 10 pounds though.
1982067
Timothy, I am not sure if what kind of light your referencing, but I suspect the stand could hold something around a 1lbs. It's steel construction, about 1/4" tube steel with a base that sits under your aquarium and had tension knobs to adjust for height and reach.
1996315
This stand will support 20 pounds (we placed 2 ten pound weights on it), but the dimensions, particularly height, would factor in.
1549584
I assume it will hold alot of weight. It's very heavy and sturdy and I love it. I don't know what would be that heavy--maybe an aquarium--but I think it would it would hold that, depending on the volume.
1592710
Not sure about a weight limit but it has no problem supporting my 65 gallon tank.
1137838
i think it would work great for about any size up to even 30 gallons because you use it to pick up the debris, not to totally empty out the tank - its better for the fish that way and you get out what you need to. It can also transfer water pretty quick, so this would work with even a larger or smaller tank than 10 gal :) good luck
1676350
The weight limit for the top of this unit is only 50lbs. I would assume a 40 gallon fish tank would exceed that, but I don't really have any knowledge of the weight on that. Sauder recommends that you stay within the weight and dimensional guidelines listed on their products. Thank you.