I think too small for use as TV trays. Is that correct?
610392
Two of the three are large enough to use as TV trays.....the smallest one is not.
610393
They are too short to put your legs under and probably too small to use for food. OK to hold drinks, small plate.
610394
There are great for occasional extra tables for guests when you are entertains. You could use them for TV tables if the small one is not to low for you. They would make a great end table doubling as TV tables when you need to pull them out. We bought these primarily for extra table space for guests. We don't use them as TV tables but I don't see why you can not. They are sharp looking!!
1932365
Although I love this shelf, I use it in a small area in my bathroom for all my beauty supplies, unfortunately a 13" tv would not fit.
996186
The narrow 14"depth of this unit makes it a bit wobbly - I use it outside in a covered area with wire baskets to house small garden tools etc. - I put a sheet of plywood on the back to help square it up and make it more stable - which is fine for my use but I don't think I would trust a TV sitting on top.
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Hi there, when I bought these trays I thought that I'd be able to place my dinner plates on them and eat off them. They are too small and don't hold dinner plates. If you a small breakfast cereal bowl - this will work, or perhaps to serve desserts on.
306720
I never thought about it, but the dimensions on the top are 361/2 inches long and 12 inches deep ........I guess it would depend upon the size of the base of the tv .....there is some heat that you can feel coming from the top of the glass, so if the base protruded over the edge it would be questionable for me.. I hope that helped in making your decision!
407044
I wouldn't put anything but a small TV on it. Not too sturdy. Doubt it'd make a stable work surface. More for decor.
1890908
It depends on how heavy your tray is. I would refer to the seller for size and weight information.
290090
It would not be a good idea to use this as a TV stand. the Cabinet is not solid enough to carry extra weight and it may fell over. My personal opinion.
869642
Technically, I don't know. I would not put much more than a dinner plate on it. It would be great for a big bowl of popcorn or chips, and some sodapop. Maybe even a laptop. These are the old fashioned TV trays. You would not want to use it for a lamp or stack of books.
467439
Unfortunately, I don't have the trays anymore but I believe that one tray will for just fine but if you are going to stack them, it probably won't fit. I'm sorry that I can't give you a measurement.
1366708
I wish I had an answer for you. A bigger tray may help???Take Care and good luck
2066146
Use measurements from KL Hanson. I also put mine on a wooden TV tray from Walmart. It is not real heavy and is high quality as in a therapy department. I am very satisfied.
1422648
I really can't tell but I think it is an awesome idea if it works. I think it could be adapted. I would be concerned about the depth of tray. I might even order it to give it a try as long as it can be returned. Please let me know if you try it.
1042506
Technically yes, but a egg platter tray might be a better option. It might be a tight fit.
1618323
Sorry, but that will not work. The tray is designed to fit on the bottom of a feeder hanging from a pole. Good luck.
1459209
6 inches by about 28 - it's like two TV trays hooked together. I had hoped it would be bigger.
1386323
Should not be a problem. The mounting hardware will let you set the tray at two different heights. Even the high setting ( Closest to bottom of countertop ) should leave you more than enough clearance.