Does it say anywhere what the stand's maximum weight capacity is? (I can't find a website to look this question up.)
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I can't find the weight capacity either. But I think it's 250 lbs. ,not sure. It was a gift and my friend weights 230 and it's fine. Hope this is helpful.
1341541
Hi Janet, I am sorry I can't help, but I don't know the maximum weight it can hold. I know it holds fine my 42 inches TV and it seems very sturdy, so I guess it would hold bigger TVs as well. But aware that it is not a long TV stand, so TVs bigger than 50 inches, I guess, will be longer than it. I hope I have helped you a little bit. I like it a lot!
1795363
I only had 150 to use for this stand, and there was plenty of space for more! It says it holds up to 300.. my guess would be 200-250 with some space still!
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not sure but the stand itself appears to accomodate most sizes. the stand on the other hand is poorly constructed and the locking hinges may unfasten which makes the stand extremely unstalble. In fact as I was moving the stand and it colapsed and i fell over it into the lawn. the frame bent at the base and could not be straightened
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I think the maximum weight the stand will carry is 200 lb. I have a 60" plasma TV ( 66 lb) on the top shelf and there is no indication that that is too much weight. Note that I rate the product 5 stars. It is high quality and very attractive as well as amazingly sturdy and easy to assemble because of its unique design.
564478
Despite the answer given by the manufacturer above, this stand only supports up to 11lbs.
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I do not know what the limit of weight might be , the stand is well made and I have 2 of them and both with 32" modern , flat televisions on them and other TV equipment such as DVD/VCR players and cable box, sorry I do not know the intended maximum design carry weight.
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The stand that I have is approximately 8 pounds. The heavier the stand, the better.
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At 16'.5'' if weight is distributed evenly, the stand holds up, !! BUT anytime ANY WEIGHT is hanging in space it NEEDS SAFETY SUPPORT. This is a good product as I have said, But Please be safe with any jack or support. Safe ridding, and good luck. Don D.
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according to directions, this stand will accommodate 135#. Not true. Our HD TV is well under the recommenced weight limit and our stand is sagging in the middle.Stand is very nice to look at when first put together, but within a week was sagging in the middle. VERY DISAPOINTED!
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Hi Rickie. It holds a lot but all or most of these stands tip over if you run out of cord. Lol. How weird this may sound but I put 2 cement blocks on the back for extra support. Hey you never know. If you have no support, you'll probably have to put it on the lowest adjustable setting. So it has more gravity support. Don't get me wrong it's a great stand for the price but if your amp weighs any where between 60 to 120 pounds... It would be a good idea. Hope this helps. If you live in NY state I would sell you mine. Lol I've gone to powered pa speakers now. Take care
847810
I don't have the specs laying around anymore, but I can tell you that I'm a solid 6'5" 275 lb man and I've been on this stand with my wife (165 lbs) and my oldest son, which weighs about the same as my wife. Suffice to say I have never felt unsafe in this stand at all. It is very stable.
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I don't know the maximum weight of my equipment but I cannot put another piece of equipment on the shelves. I have my 42" TV, & center speaker on top shelf. Onkyo home theater receiver, and cable box on next shelf, 100 disk juke box and blue ray player on 3rd shelf and md player/recorder, dvd recorder/video player. on bottom shelf. It holds them sturdy. I am pleased. Again, I have all that I wanted on this stand with no shakiness or wobble.
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I use mine to hold up a 15 lb projector screen, I don't have any issues and it's quite stable as well. I'd fancy a guess at a max load of ~20 lbs.
2111470
I don't know that there is a maximum capacity. If there is one it can't be much. This stand is primarily designed to be a display stand in a bike shop or other retail outlet. I have 23" cruiser that weighs about 40 lbs and it will support it for light maintaince or cleaning. It is not sturdy enough to use a trainer or do heavy maintenance on. I hope this helps.
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My stand has done fine with more weight than that on it. If your all - in - one has a very small footprint, it might become a concern, but with a decently spread out load I have no doubts or concerns about 26 lbs on this stand.
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The top of the stand is approximatly 65" so it should work fine and the weight should be no problem Hope you enjoy.Very happy with the purchase here.