Will a single cube unit comfortable support a 20 pound object on top of it ?
508520
I have an all in one printer/fax on it which is about 20lbs and have not had any issues for the past year....I think it can handle more.
755858
I do believe it will support 20 lbs. FYI...I love it just as much if not more since the day I received it!!!
87926
It is a very light weight shelving unit. I really don't think it could safely hold 250 lbs
2069223
Yes it will support the heaviest you got and so easy to install I love it I guarantee it. I tried handing from it and I weigh 145 lbs
637708
Yes, that should be fine. Especially if you have stuff in it. If not, then it won't topple, but it might budge.
333107
Only if you mount a wider circular base to the feet to prevent tipping. Legs are not long enough for a top heavy item.
869641
You can put a couple pounds on it, but don't put an elbow on it. It will topple over.
668709
Technically, it might hold the weight if the 30 pounds were evenly distributed across the entire unit. Or, it might support a smaller (17-20") flat-screen, but I don't believe it would provide the stability or support necessary for something of that size and value. I wouldn't recommend it for what you want.
1991435
I'm using them as a support for a shelf over my fire place and not putting anything more than knick knacks on it. I wouldn't put anything heavier than that and a few books. Call it 20 pound load at most.
1986231
No, but I am using a stack of two of the smaller units (HAF 915s) on top of the main unit and I have not had any issues. Just make sure whatever you place a double-stacked unit on is strong enough to hold the weight (if not on the floor).
322729
I guess you could , if you really wanted to. But the unit is big and heavy . It's about 12-15 inches deep and not that easy to move. To pick one up will be a task. But from the width of it, it should not topple over once you have it stacked. But it does have a little "base" which is slightly smaller than the unit . Which means it will not look like "one" unit. I'll advise against it.
411062
Although I have not had that much weight on it I believe that it will. It's very sturdy.
25786
No. Thats one con of this item. But if you add a flat platform to it, and put your larger item to be weighed, just add the weight of the platform to the weight of the item.
384549
Yes. That's how i have mine. It does feel a little wobbly but as long as you don't move it too much and keep it on a solid surface it should work just fine.
701641
I would suggest you confirm it can handle the weight of your stack. If it can, the feet of the bottom unit should be able to be secured in the holes in the corner bracket. Keep in mind, however, that this only has two wheels that swivel so it is going to turn on a dime. It will need some maneuvering room. Otherwise, it should work just fine in my opinion.
1803344
It should support the extra weight with no problem.It is a very sturdy stand.
1185649
I stacked 2 on top of each other and am happy enough with the results. Otherwise as long as it doesn't get banged around, it won't fall. Just don't put the wheels on obviously.