Could you put a 150 pound tv on top of one?
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Probably, but I would be hesitant. Depends on how the weight is distributed.
350654
I have no idea. I don't have anything on it. I would think not but maybe it depends what's stored inside.
350655
Hi Daniel - I think if you're trying to put a TV on this and have the cabinet turned on its side you'll be fine. I'd be a little nervous to set a TV on this if you're standing it upright. Just my opinion, hope things work out for you!
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I would be reluctant to use it that way. It might be able to hold the weight but I'm not sure it would be stable unless you put a lot of weight on the bottom shelf. Also the shelves are wire. I would think a solid shelf would give more stability for a tv
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This is a sturdy stand. I would be comfortable placing a 200 lb TV on it. David P.
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I wouldn't personally put a large TV (more than 36") on it unless it's a very new and lightweight model. I bought it to use for my "standing desk" and it does support and just barely fit my two 22" monitors + keyboard if I keep my monitors slightly angled. All of those items can't possibly weigh more than 10 lbs.
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The top is only about 15.5 inches deep but if you use the wall stud anchors that come with then I don't see why you couldn't put a TV of that size on it...Without using the anchors I would not recommend a TV that big
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As long as it's put together well I'd estimate it can hold 150 lbs I wouldn't go more than that. I have a 55 inch tv and it swivels very easy. And holds all the other items as well. Good for the cost.
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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
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I definitely would not. Doesn't seem sturdy enough. I wouldn't put anything larger than a 20" flat screen. We just have candles and picture frames on ours.
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I way 200lbs and I could probably lay on top of it. Notice that I said lay and not stand. I would not recommend this for very heavy loads though. You could put a TV on it no problem.
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It's not flat on top, which the picture might make it appear to be. There's about a 3/4 inch depth to it to set things inside. It would collect dust under it unless your TV completely covered the 16 inch diameter, and then it would probably work okay.
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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.
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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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My TV weighs less and is 55 inches. You probably will have a little bit of an overhang but if that doesn't bother you then I would only think of the weight but I see their description says can hold up to 150 lbs. The top shelf glass seems thick and sturdy so likely you wouldn't have a problem. Hope this helps.
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I have a 20" CRT TV mounted on it. I believe the weight limit is 50 - 75 lbs.
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I would say you could, it's pretty sturdy and heavy-duty. The wire dividers are optional so you should have plenty of room for the TV.
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No. It might work for a while, but the weight of the TV would be placed on the spring release mechanism. It would eventually work itself loose, and your TV would fall on whatever was below it. Most likely you'd end up with a broken TV, and whatever else below it destroyed as well. (game systems, stereo system, and so on.)
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I wouldn't. This thing is heavy by itself, plus the TV. Can you screw some 2x4s horizontally to some nearby studs for mounting?