Could I put my DVD player in the shelf, then could I set my 32" flat screen tv on top of the shelf?
1855112
r u going to put this up on the wall? you can get really nice TV stands? these are not that big, they are for ornaments or books, however if everything fits in and on it then I guess you could use it for what you want it for
1855113
The DVD player inside might work but you couldn't put the back then (wiring) and that would make it very weak. Don't think it's sufficient for safety with flat screen on top. Would get something made for mounting flat screen. My corgi's like to look up at the shelves but the load on them is VERY light. The shelves too. Couple magazines a a few very light vases across 3 shelves.
1855114
The shelves are only about 9 inches deep. Most DVD players are much deeper.
1855115
Yes a 32 in TV would sit on this but the shelf would need to be very well anchored on the wall and the TV stand screwed onto the shelf. As far as a VCR, I would say no. It is not very wide unless you have a super slim VCR. You would also have to cut a hole in the back for the cords. And since it is particle board it would probably split and splinter easily.
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.
762028
The shelves wouldn't be deep enough for my DVD player or my cable box. The shelves are the depth of a DVD standing up.
274668
I have a 60-inch LED flat screen on mine, and I think it could hold much more than that. However, there is not much room on either side of my TV as it pretty much spans the entire top portion of the stand. I would say the shelves could hold books, standard media (DVD players/xbox/etc), or just about anything of that nature.
2267543
I have a flat screen television on the top and the direct receiver and DVD player under. Not at the location for summer.. can't measure..... Norm
840479
No, as it would become extremely top heavy. One caveat... You may be able to accomplish this, but if, and only if, you firmly attach the rear shelf legs to the wall. Bottom line: I wouldn't use this shelf unit as a base for a 42" flat screen HDTV. A 19", or slightly larger, but certainly not a 42".
1219883
Not straight out of the box. If you are handy with that sort of thing, and depending on the size of your TV, you could make a small extension/adapter to accomplish this. The issue is not with the size of the vertical brackets that mount to the TV, rather with the way the shelf attaches to the "L" part of the bracket, specifically extending beyond the bracket both in front and in back. I am not sure of the size of the sensor you are speaking of, but I would not put much weight onto the shelf if modified this way.
1107949
Yes, you can fasten a shelf on the very top but the unit is so narrow you might not want to place a tv on top of it; unless you are buying two units & using them side by side.
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
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.
630089
My TV is currently sitting on the shelf and it fits fine. I believe my TV is a 52" flat screen. I havent mounted the shelf on the wall yet.
1743457
I have it in my shelf. The remote really doesn't work well without a direct beam to the IR sensor. So mounting it to the back of the TV would probably be a really bad idea. It's small enough to fit most anywhere on an entertainment center though, so it shouldn't be a problem finding space.
2073705
The height is not adjustable. You do need to use the shelf in order for stability of the structure. The space for the television holds up to 52" so as long as your TV does not exceed that then the shelf should not be in the way.
1891949
Yes, I would think you can, but my shelves aren't far enough apart to do that but the tops and bottoms are flat
1240934
I believe a 30" tv will be ok on this shelf. As long as you get it in the studs you should be ok.
2150459
Yes. Only thing is, the receiver and cable box would have to go on the very bottom shelf as its the only one deep enough to accommodate. The play station could fit on the one above.
574040
No.........old school TV's are too deep for this cabinet. Even flat screens at 32 inches would be too wide. Ours holds a bottles water dispenser on the top and liquor bottles in the bottom. hope this helps. We love ours!