What's the maximum load on the top? I Want to put a 36" standard tube television on top,that thing is heavy
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It's pretty stout. .I'm not sure the actual weight load max.....but ours have books and things on it that probably weigh close to what you want to do.....I don't think you can go wrong get this.
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I wouldn't trust it with that much weight. I don't remember the spec loads but they are less than you might think, especially on the side.
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the piece is 70" so your tv will overhang by 5 inches each end. Weight of tv should not be a problem as this is a sturdy piece.
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I have a 46" on it and it does just fine. There is a center piece between the two open slots so weight is not a problem. I suspect you can put any size TV up there you would like.
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I didn't put a tv on mine, but I wouldn't think it would be strong enough for an older tube tv. I'd look for a stand designed to hold more weight.
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I had a 36" on it and it was fine..Not sure about a 40-50 lb TV as it is just plastic and I had to get creative to get my cable box to fit under (box too big). I would personally look for a more solid one
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take the wheels of, then it should be fine. of course everything depends on how good you are at construction. but if asembeled right it should hold a 50" TV fine.
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Max television weight, which would be the top shelf, is 200 lbs. I can't think of any current TVs that come close to that weight that are 68", which is the limit for this shelf. Please note the top shelf is different than the other two shelves, in the sense that it has "Sonax" etched in on the glass. The manual is clear this is the top shelf; I'm not sure if that's because it is stronger than the other two, or it is simply a marketing ploy.
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I don't recommend it. Check the specifications to see the maximum weight recommended. You will probably be using the unit to hold a receiver or other components, and if you add the weight of the TV to that, it's probably more than the unit can hold. Of course, if you have a small TV, and no components, it could work. But don't risk the whole unit ripping out of the wall, with all your stuff crashing to the floor. I mounted my TV on the wall with a Cheetah mount, and it works and looks great. I keep the top of the unit completely clear, since there's plenty of room for your components on the lower shelves. I don't recommend it. Check the specifications to see the maximum weight recommended. You will probably be using the unit to hold a receiver or other components, and if you add the weight of the TV to that, it's probably more than the unit can hold. Of course, if you have a small TV, and no components, it could work. But don't risk the whole unit ripping out of the wall, with all your stuff crashing to the floor. I mounted my TV on the wall with a Cheetah mount, and it works and looks great. I keep the top of the unit completely clear, since there's plenty of room for your components on the... » Read More I don't recommend it. Check the specifications to see the maximum weight recommended. You will probably be using the unit to hold a receiver or other components, and if you add the weight of the TV to that, it's probably more than the unit can hold. Of course, if you have a small TV, and no components, it could work. But don't risk the whole unit ripping out of the wall, with all your stuff crashing to the floor. I mounted my TV on the wall with a Cheetah mount, and it works and looks great. I keep the top of the unit completely clear, since there's plenty of room for your components on the lower shelves. « Show Less
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My TV weighs less and is 55 inches. You probably will have a little bit of an overhang but if that doesn't bother you then I would only think of the weight but I see their description says can hold up to 150 lbs. The top shelf glass seems thick and sturdy so likely you wouldn't have a problem. Hope this helps.
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No I wouldn't trust it to a hold a 36" TV I would say the biggest would be 19". The shelf is not wide enough for cable box or DVD.
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LOL good question... Check with the manufactuer for EXACT WEIGHT... BUT to be helpful, I just went and stood on top of it (CAREFULLY) and it withheld me.... I am a tall 6'3, 250 lbs!!! Plus we have the 40" tv and about 30-35 lbs of STUFF inside of it.... So i'd say ABOUT 300-325 LBS!!!!
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My TV is 60 " fitted perfectly , and still 16" extra space .i don't know about the weight, it is standered for that size .I hope it was useful
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There is no specified weight limit. The unit is solid wood and very sturdy. I imagine that most, if not all, flat screen TVs or CRT TV's would be fine on it. The top is just under 30" wide.
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If your TV weighs more than 50 pounds I would say it might not be your best choice. It says it supports up to 25 Kilograms which is 56 pounds.
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This could easily bear the weight of a large TV- I had a motorcycle engine sitting on mine as a display...it is a very solid piece of furniture. However, the top is a little bit uneven (it has a rustic finish texture). The wheels are metal casters with two heavy "rubber bands" around them that provide contact surface with your floor.
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My TV weighs around 60 lbs and it holds it with no problem I think it could hold at least 20 more
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I can't give you an accurate poundage, put the table is very sturdy, I have a large lamp, a laptop pc and all sorts of paper and magazines on mine. My guess is that it would hold a tube style TV maybe 50 lbs.