Would the Glass Shelf Bracket be able to support a little more weight than just a DVD? Like maybe a Powered Speaker weighing 32 lbs?
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Hello The X-Man,The weight limit on the glass shelf is about 8lbs. Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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It will probably hold the weight. The problem I had was the verticle supports aren't wide enough to fit my receiver between and also not deep enough to lift the top and fit it down from the top. Shelves aren't adjustable up and down either they are fixed.
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Yes, I have a shelf on my brackets. They will support about 8 pounds or so.
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Yes, but depending on how the Peg board is installed, I wouldn't too much weigh on it. The bracket will hold a lot of weight, just don't know about the peg board.
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It's a nice piece. I think it could handle the DVDs as long as you don't make it top-heavy. Mine seems pretty sturdy, but I do have it against the wall - recommend doing that for yours. Doesn't rattle or sway.
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The brackets seem to be very sturdy, but your shelf will only be as strong as the thickness of the board and whether you have secured the brackets into underlying studs or not.
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Its a very strong unit, and I do not think you would have a problem. A lot would depend on how you mount the base to the shelf, [suggest nuts and bolts,] and the size and weight of your screen. I've not had any problems with this unit, like I said, it is very strong. Hope this helps.
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I can't answer this because I only used it for stereo equipment. The top shelf is glass but I think it should hold.
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I wouldn't, the shelves are not that stable for base bottoms. The glass shelves are more designed to hold box size electronics equipment which will not tilt and fall. You could try it if there are no big dogs or small children in the household to bump it and depending on the weight/base of the TV and if you secure it to the bracket, it might work. I have a XBOX console, a medium size receiver and my one of my laptops for streaming movies. My TV has a built in DVD so I didn't need a fourth shelve.
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No way. I have my makeup and some other things on it, but I have serious doubts it could hold anything as heavy as a microwave. The shelves are glass.
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No, the shelf is only rated for 50 pounds. You would need a shelf rated for 100 pounds. The rack itself will hold over a 100lbs. I have 2 Denon receivers, 2 bluray players, 2 hd boxes, 24 port switch, and my xbox.
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I wouldn't. The shelves are glass and the supports aren't designed to hold very much weight. I have it in our spare room for guest linens and assorted decorative items. It looks great!
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I wouldn't suggest it. The way the selves are the only way the shelves will effectively support weight is having is sit on the floor the way it's shown. The box has a picture of it on it's side but we tried that and almost broke the whole row of shelves.
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The max weight is specd at 50 lbs. I'm thinking that 30 is more reasonable and you're not putting huge amounts of weight on these shelves anyway. They are made for components and movie and remotes and stuff. The shelf height plays along with the inside tracks on the unit and it's pretty flexible on where you can place it. You can go right up to the bottom of the TV being used on the stand or you can space them out and buy extra shelves from the company so you can double up the space or amounts of components.
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Pretty strong...I hv 26 viewsonic w dvd player in on mine..flip and move all over..stays pretty tight too. I dont think there wld be a problem if its only 11 pounds.
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Yes, I think so. I have a lot of entertainment stuff (equipment, DVDs, WII games and accessories, etc.) stored in mine and it seems quite sturdy. The shelves are about 3/4" thick and seem quite strong.
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It would be fine on the very top or very bottom. I would be extremely hesitant to place it on any of the glass shelves, as I don't believe the pins holding the glass shelving in place could support 35+ lbs.