Can I place it on top of my bluray player? i.e. is it very heavy?
1107094
It has a steel construction, but it is small and I do not consider it heavy....I would not see why you could not place it on top of a bluray player...
2024886
I put a 40inch TV on it; mine probably weighs 40lbs. I wish I could be more help.
1130133
It's pushing it a little but I think it could handle it. Mine is a 50" Samsung plasma and it's a heavy TV. If you have an LED rype it would definitely be no problem. Even with a 60" plasma I think that you could put a couple of home depot type shelf boards on the shelf to spread the weight around more evenly. I've put a sound bar on the front of the shelf which puts the rear 2 legs of the TV stand right at the back corners of the shelf which made the corners flex a little. I was intending to put the home depot shelves on for mine but it just isn't necessary.
725463
I have an Onkyo NR-515 on the shelf with no weight issues. I'm thinking it's about 20 to 25 pounds. It does not seem to be stressed by that. Not sure about 35 lbs?
1890919
I have a 60 inch rear projection tv on mine and it is fine. Cannot imagine a tv that would be too heavy. This piece is pretty sturdy
1500358
Well I've never weighed all the stuff I have on it but maybe this will give you an idea. I have one of the old style large oversized TVs. It's heavy. I also have my dvd and roku on the shelves and the sides are filled with dvds. It is very sturdy. I've had it over 2 years and love it. I hope this helps you
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
2098529
I doubt it was designed for something as heavy as a TV. I'm not sure what problems that might cause, but it would make me hesitate.
1677944
That thing isn't going anywhere unless someone plows into it directly, pushing on the top of the TV, in an attempt to topple it over. Even then, might be difficult. It's really stable. Note that my assumptions are 1) my configuration sits on carpet and 2) I'm using a 42 inch flat screen. The top-heavy weight increase of a 50 inch flat screen may cause a non-negligible difference. I don't know. But the construction seems really good, and right now I'm confident about its stability.
449323
Based on what I experienced, there would be no problem with the unit supporting the weight of the TV. I'm assuming that the TV is one of the newer flat screen LCD/LED TVs. I'm also assuming that the supports of the unit are mounted into the wall studs.
1662768
It will play in a vertical position but it is not designed for it and it's a bit iffy inserting the disk. I would look for a dedicated vertical optical disk.
1296762
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.
2220276
My opinion would be no. It's fairly heavy (several pounds). It's 54 inches long. The top of the sound bar is smooth plastic so I'm not sure how you would mount it. You could mount a shelf under the TV and sit the sound bar on it, as long as it was anchored into studs.
41700
Not that I've found. I'm just putting the master discs in the front of the box. Also, put the box on a sturdy shelf. If it is on the floor it tips over every time I move. We are talking about a truly horrible design flaw. It is sturdy tucked away on a shelf and is never touched.
562230
Very heavy! Will not move. And it is a built-in model, so it should be set in.
1958485
I have to agree with first responder, the back piece covers the cubbies which makes it impossible to thread cables through. Also a standard size bluray does not fit in the cubby :-(((
1071318
It's not as strong as it may look like, it's ok I guess, and it depends how big and heavy ur tv is!