I've got a 32 Inch TV, anyone think this should be fine on the top shelf? I was thinking of putting my cable box and wifi stuff on the second, and my printer and xbox on the bottom, should it support that weight? I've got a 32 Inch TV, anyone think this should be fine on the top shelf? I was thinking of putting my cable box and wifi stuff on the second, and my printer and xbox on the bottom,... » Read More I've got a 32 Inch TV, anyone think this should be fine on the top shelf? I was thinking of putting my cable box and wifi stuff on the second, and my printer and xbox on the bottom, should it support that weight? « Show Less
1110566
I live in earthquake country and would have to agree with the others who suggest using a flat board/surface the length and width of the top shelf under the TV, and only if it's a flat screen model. Since the shelves are adjustable, I'd consider lowering the middle shelf and putting the TV there.
1110567
Might work if you put a solid "liner" on the shelves. I would worry about a TV being "unstable" on the wire shelf by itself.
1110568
The shelves hold a lot of weight easily. Is it the old type of TV or a flat screen. If it's a flat screen, I would say no problem. If it's the old style, that's a lot of weight right in the middle and I'd suggest you put a board under it to distribute the weight more. Hope that helps!
1110569
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
1110570
Yes, all of your electronic equipment will be supported. I have my 24" inch tv on the top with lots of room. Your 32" will be fine and would fill the top nicely. My cable box, PS3, and external hard drives are on middle shelf. And on the bottom I have my battery backup power supply which might be heavier than your Xbox and printer combined.
540452
I would agree with the previous two responses. I use it to support a large dictionary, with some books on the bottom shelf and light knick-knacks on the middle two.
875978
Shouldnt be a problem. I put mine on the second shelf though because it blocked the remote portal to the tv.
1578858
I would not put something as expensive as an Xbox or PS4 on one of these shelves. It is cheaply made and could very easily collapse. It is made of particle board not real wood, I wouldn't feel comfortable putting more then 5lb's on any of the shelves.
540450
I agree with the other responses. I have a full shelf of books on the bottom, the other 2 shelves each 1/2 full of books, and a large book of Kells on the top. It is sturdy, but is likely to wobble from the printer movement. At most I would recommend a small printer, preferably on the lower shelves.
1288106
I have a 55 inch TV sitting on the top and the stand really consumes most of the top shelf. I believe the sound bar would fit better on the bottom shelf.
542127
Don't really know, but not a lot. On the strongest shelf (least deep), I have a blu-ray player, tiny cable box and pretty light sound bar. I wouldn't trust it with any more. One of the shelves that comes out further holds an xbox and that is the limit for that one.
114937
Should be OK - have a 5 channel Adcom on the bottom - it's at least 35 lbs. Was on a shelf about middle area - no.problem. Just moved it to the bottom for better cooling.
2056113
The printer would not fit,on the bottom shelf.I have mine,on the top.The posts are too big,to let you do this.Hope this helped you.
2170690
We would support the other comments. It's a big appliance that would lend itself to a built-in shelf, though best suited to a counter-top. Good luck with it -- hope your's isn't grinding like the two we had!
204436
There are two areas that have enough room to put cables through. One is on one of the lower shelves (under where the monitor would go) and the other is on the lower right back wall area for the power cables, etc. Seems to work fine for me.
899981
I am using a 46 inch TV and I have about 6 inches between the bottom of the TV and the top shelf while I am using highest setting. I guess you could go higher but then you would only be using one bracket and it may not be stable. Anyone only using 1 bracket and going higher?
416394
This is actually a question... If the heights of the shelves are adjustable that's good, my receiver is pretty tall (probably 8"), but that and my cable box need at least 18.5" or more in width of a shelf... Can someone tell me exactly how wide these shelves are on either side?? Not an item I want to get home, and put together to then find I can't fit my conponenets or have some room on either side for them to 'breathe'...
351123
Ours holds a lot of text books and those are heavy, so it would depend on the weight of the tv. The shelves are propped up by pegs, ours have lasted, but I can't vouch for another shelf. Also, you need to have more weight on the bottom than on the top to stabilize the shelf. Hope this is helpful :-)
881988
The shelf is removable so you should be fine, just make sure you measure the depth and you would need to cut holes in the back to allow for the cables. I'm really happy with the piece. Good luck!
778979
first of all, this is the ONLY product I could find that a seperate shelf is NOT needed for the cable box. It is worth every penny. MIne is set for minimum on the bottom (about 2-3 inches) and max on top (about 4-5 inches) My 32 inch TV fits great, looks great, is solidly installed. Great product and I'm sure that it would fit your needs
1288105
A soundbar of those dimensions could possibly fit on the top shelf... depending on the size of your tv's attached base. But as the previous answerer states - it probably will fit better on the lower shelf -- and still function fine, I think.