Could you place yor LCD tv on the top? Tx!
582907
The top is strong enough to support a fifty pound TV. The Question would be will the base of the TV fit on the top. If so there should be no problem as long as the TV will fit within the wall space available for the screen.
582908
I have two of these and I like them a lot. I have a 47" on top of one of them. The top shelf was plenty big for the base of the TV and the edges of the screen hang over the sides of the shelf. The bottom of the screen is slightly above 4' from the ground, so it is high but perfect for where I have it in my bedroom. The stand is plenty sturdy and I didn't have a single worry that the TV would be fine.
582909
depending on how large your tv is and how large the base is. Stand is very sturdy up top fifty five is a good size could go larger depending on base. the rack has good hight.
582910
The stand would be strong enought to support the weight but it is somewhat narrow so ensure it would not be next to an opening/hallway where someone might accidentally run into it and knock it off.
582911
The top glass should support a 25lb tv. Check the height to see if it will be at a comfortable viewing angle for you.
582912
It is surely strong/sturdy enough to place a TV on top o the stand as long as you fell the TV is secure and won't tip over???
271213
if you mean on top of the shelf, and I assume not IN the shelf, then yes. plenty of space, probably up to 40 inch tv.
2098525
It's not flat on top, which the picture might make it appear to be. There's about a 3/4 inch depth to it to set things inside. It would collect dust under it unless your TV completely covered the 16 inch diameter, and then it would probably work okay.
132218
The tv just is placed on the stand . I guess you could scre it dome if you wanted . I don't think you need to .
2217234
No. It is designed to be laying flat and its space saving with the TV on top.
2078298
No and why would you? TVs don't have accelerometers on them so your picture would be sideways!
1256572
I don't see why not. Putting the TV on top of it just seems to save space and give an esthetic look to the setup.Most sound bars are placed directly in front of the TV but like any separate device it can be put alongside, next to, on separate shelf, etc. Of course you want to consider where the cables will show if not placed in the right area.
1372472
The two "walls" on the sides of the tv are kind of what hold it together. You could but the towers would practically be useless
2113065
We were trying to do it in a corner and were not able to do so with the size of the TV we had. I am sure it can be done, however you will need to take into account the size of the TV you are dealing with. Hope this helps!
1023325
I guess that you could but it would have to be screwed down to the counter top and the TV would have to be very small in order to fit in the space between the counter and where it would attach on the swivel.
590969
I would say yes. Mine is big and it looks tiny compares to the place for tv. Lol
2078289
Well if your tv is light enough maybe..but if its heavy like mine it might wobble this high up...
1440099
Yes sir, that is where mine is. All you need is some type of wall mount for flat screen TVs.
525691
I am sure you can do it. Your tv will act like a big screen for your computer.
906133
No. This isn't designed for televisions. If you do something like that, you're going to create a hazard. This is a component shelf.
956993
You can, however we have ours on a Mantel. So far we have had this TV for about 4-5 months and are very happy with it and its performance.
1006987
You're using an 'extended desktop'. Drag what you'd like to view upwards (the default setting) to your tv.