Can top shelf support older tube TV
1107870
Even old TVs vary greatly in weight...I would not put more than 40 lbs, and then you need to worry about tipping over
1107871
I don't think so, and other issues seems like the 2 shelves are not fitting properly(small)
1107872
I don't think I would try an older tv on this stand. I have a 47" flat screen on mine and its very stable. John
414527
Yes you can as long as the tv doesn't interfere with the shelf clearance. The tv mount bracket can be moved to any height you want and so can the shelves. I purchased one and wouldn't buy it again though, the shelves were not very stable.
1603546
Yes then depending on the size of your tv will give you the final height from top shelf
90943
The top shelf is made of Wood and is quite sturdy but not big and even string enough to accommodate a 28-inch older-tube style TV. The top shelf is 15-inch deep by 24-inch wide. It can at most accommodate a 20-inch older-tube TV. A 20-inch diagonal screen TV is usually 25-26 inch wide and around 20-inch deep and can probably barely fit on the top 24 x 15 shelf.
1324725
Yes 50 inch should fit fine, on up to over 60". The Shelfs are not very deep so you can put a large amp on any of the shelfs. Also the top glass shelf doesnt have any center support, so you can put anything heavy in the center, unless you rig the top shelf to support the weight.
566350
Although I don't know the capacity of the top I would not have a problem with putting an large tube type TV on it. As a matter of fact, I wouldn't have a problem standing on it myself if need be. I weigh about 210lbs. It's very sturdy.
637224
I suppose the dresser is probably strong enough to put a T.V. on top of, so long as it's a newer flat screen and not one of those ancient ones made from stone ; )
1544341
I think so but I don't know how heavy your old tv is. I think it says on the description (on the box) just how much weight it holds but I don't have that information. As you can see if your tv is setting into the center of this table you have two upright boards for good support. If your concerned I would replace the thin board that comes with the product that goes on back of the table with a stronger board but I don't think you will need it
1409587
The top shelf is not 55" so the TV will extend longer then the shelf but it will work. I have a 60" TV and it holds it. It just depends if you want TV flush with top shelf from aide to side.
1142288
The top glass shelf should be able to hold 35 lb. I have a Bose V25 on the top glass shelf, and a Tivo Premier on the second to top shelf. No problem with either. The very top shelf (which is wood, on-top of the unit) can handle even more. It could probably handle over 50lb, but I haven't tried it. However, it is very strong (the top of the cabinet is wood, not glass). Hope that helps...
1788491
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.
1172268
Hi Tia, If this helps I have a 42 " TV on the top of mine as well as other small electronics on the shelves. It is a very sturdy unit.
1556982
My tv is not quite that big, but it should be fine. This is a a very sturdy shelf, and I was pleasantly surprised that it arrived fully assembled.
1305362
It depends on what size the T.V. is. I would not place an older big body set on this cabinet. I wouldn't actually place any T.V. on the unit but if I had to it would be a small flat screen.
650613
I would say no. This is a really petite stand. It has a really small footprint. Even a light 60" TV is going to swallow it up. It may not even provide much if any clearance between the TV and the top shelf, depending on the bezel. It's also definitely not equipped to handle anything overly heavy.
1587913
In the top part you will have to take out the top shelf and cut out a hole in the back for wires and then it could work
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!