I need to put a tv on top of this is it sturdy enough and do you need to add the bottom legs? Height issue due to tv is why..thanks
493652
Yes you need the legs because it won't lay flat on the ground unless you remove an aesthetic piece at bottom. It will support a tv. I've had a 15" computer monitor and lamp on top and it's done just fine
493653
This is not designed to put a tv on top but if you want, max weight capacity is 50 lbs. Legs are not mandatory but the look would suffer.
493654
I love this chest. the legs aren't sturdy enough to move chest around. the height isa little taller than more and I'm 5'3. As long as your tv isn't an old school tube tv then you can. Just make sure to leave off legs.
103612
The stand does support the TV by itself with no problem. The center-of-gravity of the assembled system is right in the middle of the three legs. Sturdy and stable. You should, however, attach a safety line to a wall to prevent knockover accidents.
1249409
Yes, it is fairly sturdy. Especially if weighted with items on the shelves. A flat screen should work.
1187853
It's pretty sturdy, However the feet are made of heavy plastic, and if one would crack or break, you would not be very happy. I would not take the chance, unless you could secure the tv to the wall some way just in case.
1382467
The bottom shelf needs to be attached, it is the only thing holding the four legs together. If you remove that, the shelves will be completely unstable.
1402057
Hi Jamie....yes you do as it supports the weight of the tv. This item comes assembled. Hope this info helps.
1748067
I put the shelf on and just sit in front of it. It's reasonably sturdy though, so maybe it will be okay without the bottom. I just put my feet on the bottom shelf. :)
2178550
Since the unit is quite stable I would expect that it could hold 75 pounds very easily. TV should be less than that. You must assemble properly so that the back panel gives it the rigidity needed, but it should not be problem if done correctly. Assembly is not difficult, but just follow the proper sequence and there should be no problem with that weight on the top.
601332
I have a 75" samsung sitting on it. That's about 100 lbs. It holds the TV with no issues. There are six legs, two in the center for extra support. It was difficult finding a stand for a large TV. This one seemed to be the best fit with the decor in my home. There was not a lot to choose from.
2059825
Just attach the legs (safer shipping it sans legs, less likely to get damaged). It only took a few minutes, and my 2 year old helped. Very sturdy.
1600056
Oh it's sturdy enough but the question is, would you really want to perch a flatscreen TV atop a 55" high unit with a top shelf that measures 11"x13.5"? Maybe a small one (like an 18") but personally that would not be a balancing act I would recommend.
1075897
This is a sturdy stand. I would be comfortable placing a 200 lb TV on it. David P.
1070418
No, it's sturdy enough for clothes and other additional items that are light, but not strong enough for a TV.
1078803
It is probably sturdy enough to, the sides of the tv will overhang the sides of the shelf. We have a 50" on it no problem. You can also remove one of the shelf layers to make it shorter and more stable.
946712
Very. The legs need to be put on with little assembly but once together it is very sturdy. You can buy some rubber feet to stick on the bottom to help it from moving as well.
1823991
The piece is sturdy and the top piece of wood is very solid. I don't have anything heavy on it, but I wouldn't hesitate to sit on it and *I* weigh 250 lbs. So I think it could certainly support a 50 lb TV.
1419411
I bought this stand specifically to raise my 39" vizio flat screen so that I can put my blu-ray player underneath... It supports my TV just fine! It comes with adjustable legs for different height. Its a space saver. Its pretty strong. Not flimsy or cheap. Hope this helps!