Anyone using this to hold his/her desktop computer? (anyone using it a as a computer desk) Any problems with holding a 20lb PC? Does the table vibrate?
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Hi Matt,I use my Lifetime 22920 6 foot table in my sewing room and I have my Viking serger that weighs about 25 pounds and it does not vibrate at all when I use it . I also cut fabrics on it without any problems. This is a great table and if I had more room in my sewing room I would definitely get another one. This is a great table and it can be used for any projects or as a desk.
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Hi MattI use it for pro AVL (Audio Visual and Lighting) and for DJ purposes. I have put over 200lbs on this table. I would even stand on it if I had a need to. Also the manufacturer specs for this table are on lifetime.com. Like any other lifetime table this is a great table :)
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Hi Matt I use it for pro AVL (Audio Visual and Lighting) and for DJ purposes. I have put over 200lbs on this table. I would even stand on it if I had a need to. Also the manufacturer specs for this table are on lifetime.com. Like any other lifetime table this is a great table :)
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My HP laptop is 15" and almost 5 lbs. This table is strong and works great for me. I use the table fan most of the time that I am on my computer. I really like the table and would recommend it.I agree with others, there is no room for your external keyboard on the table.
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Hmm...I would probably not trust it to hold 30 pounds of computer. It might, but it doesn't seem quite sturdy enough to me.
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It would help to know the weight of said items, but I have 3 monitors on mine (2 on the main platform, 1 on the swinging arm) and it handles it just fine. Very stable, especially considering I move the side arm fairly often.
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I've had no problem with this desk at all. the roll out portion seems to be fine. I use this desk as a nightstand that holds my computer a very large monitor and the pull out part holds the keyboard and mouse and i stash my glasses and remote control at night. it's a nice desk.
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This table is solid and very sturdy. I'm not sure about the weight limit, but it can handle all the normal uses such as meals, PC, printer and homework. I actually cut the table in half and mounted it to my wall for an entry table and small laptop desk. I added glass to the top. It's a nice looking piece of furniture. Hope this helps.
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Not sure if this will help but it was able to hold securely a 6 lbs laptop and can of soda and an iphone and the weight of my arms resting on the keyboard as I typed. If I had to guess a little more than 10 lbs. While a guess, what I can say is that it did all of that well enough that I felt very secure using the table. Good luck
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Its intended for a laptop. It will flex if you press down. I wouldn't put more than 10 pounds on it. Its a nice sturdy table and the fans are quiet though I typically do not need to use them.
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The table will hold it I think. It is wobbly. If ayone was to touch the table it may fall over. I use the table for looks. It is not a sturdy reliable table. Mine was cracked when I received it.
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I don't know the actual weight this table will hold. I only use it for my laptop. It is not industrial strength but great for home use. I hope this helps you decide. I love mine, if they made one that went across the entire bed I would buy it.
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Although I love the Winsome Cambridge Lap and Bed Desk as a "breakfast in bed" tray, I don't think it would be sturdy enough to support the weight and usage of a mounted keyboard tray. The main horizontal piece (the "table" part of it, if you will) is movable; it can be set at an angle and used to hold books for comfortable reading in bed. This piece of wood is approximately 1/3 - 1/2 inch thick, too thin I think to bolt anything to. Lastly, the legs of the table are rounded at the "feet", and if I have too much weight on the top of the tray, the whole unit starts to bow because the feet don't have a lot of grip to the surface the tray is sitting on (usually my bed). Hope this is helpful.
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I have used the table to support a portable barbecue grill that uses the small canisters of propane gas. On the other part of the table we use to support our other food items and drinks. After cooking we use it as our table to eat our meal wig all the other still on top. Supporting the weight should be no problem. The movement of the table may bother you while using your computer. Or maybe not.
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I use it w/ my 17" laptop & yes, it is safe & secure...no bouncing. it sits firmly. Hope this answer helps.
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It can hold a CPU or some office supplies (like a couple stacks of paper) or around 20 lbs at the most. To be completely honest with you, the whole thing is not very sturdy. My wife regretted buying it once we put it together.
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if you tighten the arm it appears to handle a 27 lb monitor just fine. If you are like me and move it around a lot, then it does become less durable over time and need re-tightening. I have a 28inch monitor on it and it handles it just fine. I kept the monitor attached to the small desk and rolled it some 500 feet with the monitor dangling, and only have had to re-tighten it once so far. Does this help?
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It'll probably hold it, but I wouldn't use it for a laptop for a couple of reasons: #1 - table isn't mobile enough to adjust easily to accommodate ease of computer use; #2 - since glass is bolted on, off center, with one bolt, use in this way may tend to loosen the top more readily. That's my personal preference, mind you - if it turns out to be comfortable for you, the table is certainly sturdy enough to hold it. We use the tables for supper in front of the TV. The only drawback to that is, as I said, occasional loosening of the bolt from moving it around so often.
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I think you will have some type of shaking only because the thing is on wheels but putting your printer on it seems like it would be fine. I purchased it to be a sort of desk to hold school books and supplies and my laptop so I have not put anything on it that has any weight to it so I am not 100% sure.