Would this table be able to support 2 x 17.1 gallon aquariums (about 370 pounds)?
441929
perhaps but i wouldnt trust it. its sturdy but i would be afraid that the joints on the legs wouldnt hold up under constant pressure of that much weight.
441930
I don't think I would trust it to support that much. The joints that connect the legs together are really weak. The joints bend just trying to move the table around. the glass is very heavy duty, but the base is going to be the weak point. I would not use this table for anything other than a coffee table.
135363
I wouldn't recommend it unless it's a tiny one. The table isn't very wide (deep) and it's not all that sturdy. It looks great as something to put decorations on to fill an empty space in a room but it's not something you'd want to put a lot of weight on.
932077
I'm not sure about this, but I would check the tank's width and look for a similar dimension in a divider specifically designed for aquariums in general. I would think this information would be readily available with some research on Amazon. Hope this is helpful :)
653469
I wouldn't go much larger than a twenty gallon tank. The shelves themselves are very sturdy since when you lay it o it's side what would now be the top is supported by the two shorter original top and bottom pieces instead of the wooden pegs. Just remember a ten gallon tank with water weights ~111ibs while a twenty gallon weighs about 225ibs. I use it for records but I have a 47" lcd tv and large reciever sitting on top of it and don't notice any bowing. I imagine you would be fine with a larger tank but I wouldn't personally risk it since it's not made of hardwood and the thinner shelf pieces could start splitting when supporting vertical weight if side/new top starts bowing. I wouldn't go much larger than a twenty gallon tank. The shelves themselves are very sturdy since when you lay it o it's side what would now be the top is supported by the two shorter original top and bottom pieces instead of the wooden pegs. Just remember a ten gallon tank with water weights ~111ibs while a twenty gallon weighs about 225ibs. I use it for records but I have a 47" lcd tv and large reciever sitting on top of it and don't notice any bowing. I imagine you would be fine with a larger tank but I wouldn't personally risk it since it's not made of hardwood and the thinner... » Read More I wouldn't go much larger than a twenty gallon tank. The shelves themselves are very sturdy since when you lay it o it's side what would now be the top is supported by the two shorter original top and bottom pieces instead of the wooden pegs. Just remember a ten gallon tank with water weights ~111ibs while a twenty gallon weighs about 225ibs. I use it for records but I have a 47" lcd tv and large reciever sitting on top of it and don't notice any bowing. I imagine you would be fine with a larger tank but I wouldn't personally risk it since it's not made of hardwood and the thinner shelf pieces could start splitting when supporting vertical weight if side/new top starts bowing. « Show Less
933527
Yes it would. Bottom shelf is approx 27 inches long and us 8" wide. A12" high tank will fit. I love my shelf. Just be careful if you are planning on putting something heavy on the bottom shelf.
1296757
I think this table could hold about 50 lbs or so with no problem. I wouldn't put too much more than that on it though.
1797725
I would not feel comfortable with putting 300 lbs on it. I am using it as a kitchen prep table, with the bottom shelf for light items such as a crock pot, stainless bowls, and frying pans. The table is quite solid and does not wobble, however, in my opinion it is a great work surface rather than a storage table.
413398
I would say yes. The table is pretty heavy duty. I was surprised how strong it felt every time I go to move it. Hope this helps.
1632206
I love these storage and showcase pieces, they would be great for baskets w/DVD's they seem to be strong enough. I just don't know they would be strong enough for a 10 gallon fish tank, they seem to be strong enough, they are very sturdy, well constructed and made of wood. I hope this helps, I love them for my displayed knick knacks and personal statues and stuff on top. I also put them together myself, love them, Diane
923887
This aquarium isn't very big. It will fit on almost any shelf and isn't very heavy when full of water. It only measures 18 x 3.3 x 9.5 inches. As long as your stand is 18x3.3 inches it should work.
1632207
The DVD's would be OK. The fish tank is a maybe. the top surface might suffer from spills. Perhaps a coat of waterproof paint would be advised. There is a weight limit on the middle shelf but the unit as a whole should hold an ordinary 10 gal tank(put some heavy items in bottom shelf to offset the top weight?). The unit might be a bit tipsy if your tank is one of the tall/narrow ones - could be a danger for small children. The pet store sells flimsier units to hold tanks so it should be OK for ordinary use.
293792
I would put drinks, a lamp, or food on it, but a 3 gallon fish tank might be risky. It's not a large surface. I would put a fish tank on a larger surface that couldn't get knocked over by accident
1847308
NOOOO! The metal on this rack is very thin and the top shelf has ribbons of metal going across. It would likely tip over the entire rack. You def want to find something much sturdier for a 55 gallon fish tank. I dont think that it would even hold a 5 gallon tank! We have two plants on top of it now, and I have it bolted to the wall so it doesnt tip.
434188
Sorry, but I really can't tell. The size is probably great for a fish tank and it certainly seems sturdy enough, but we have a 32" lcd tv on it which isn't very heavy.
1973961
It is only 39.5 inches wide. two 27 inch monitors add up to 54 inches. I suppose you could set them up on this table, with a good deal of the monitor hanging off the ends. Depends on how wide the clamps for the monitors are. I consider the table to be very stable and sturdy. I saw a comment elsewhere that it is wobbly. I have not found that to be the case. Maybe you need two tables.
1771696
This console is sturdy, but it's depth is narrow. I don't think I'd trust a 55-gallon tank on a table that doesn't have more support in the center.
259593
I would say so. It says it supports up to 200 lbs. and I think it would support much more. Plenty enough for a toddler or two even. Was very happy with the purchase. It's made from recycled materials and to be honest, I was a tiny bit skeptical when it arrived, but many months later, we are very happy with the shelves. Plus, it looks nice and clean.