Has anyone used this stand as a tv stand for a 27" or above TV? or anything else heavy? If so, is it still standing?
143153
I have 2 of these shelf units and both are full of books. They are really strong and of course since the shelf itself is made of glass, there is no sagging. (The glass is really thick)
143154
no, and i wouldn't recommend it for a tv stand at all, heavy yes , books, collectibles, etc. when u put heavier items on shelves even the shelves out by weight you put on them and limit the amount of heavy weight you put on each shelf, if you are putting the unit on carpet fasten the unit from the top two polls on back of unit to the wall this will prevent the unit from leaning forward.
143155
Our Convenience Concepts glass stand (as pictured here) has held our 42" flat screen TV for about 8 months or so. No indication that it is not stable and secure. I am not so sure I would trust a heavy old (NOT flat screen) on it. Ours seems very substantial. Hope it works for you.
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I currently have a 36in. TV on this stand, I am not sure of its exact weight though. The stand itself is cool and pretty stable (I have it sitting on carpet) but I do not personally think I would put anything on it thats bigger than the current TV I have on there.
1223612
My stand has done fine with more weight than that on it. If your all - in - one has a very small footprint, it might become a concern, but with a decently spread out load I have no doubts or concerns about 26 lbs on this stand.
43976
I love this stand I have a 42" TV on minds, it holds it up very well. My co-workers use it for their monitors they have 2 on a 32" . Try it and see if the 65" will make a good fit just make sure it in the middle of the stand.
240892
I believe it is. I love this stand and havnt had any stability issues with my tv. However, I don't have one that big, but I still don't see it being a big issue unless you run into it.
1865650
I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble but not fall apart wobble. you would have to try to break it in order to.
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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!
768626
Stability-wise I do not think it's a problem. It's very sturdy. The stand is heavy and the base extends about 6" towards you from the front of the monitor. Your 27" LG is what I'm using as my center monitor. I measured the horizontal bars, and it appears 3 of them will fit. Your outer mounts will be right at the very end of the horizontal bars. My only concern would be how much you space you'll have left to angle the outer monitors in. If I had 2 more 27", I would try it. I think there is enough adjustment room available to make it work.
317403
It's a sturdy stand but it's only for a sit down setup...my set isn't here, so I cannot measure the height max, but I can say this...it wouldn't be stable topped out. I do know that it def won't go high enough to stand.
117829
I have the 40 inch, and it stands upright. Leaning doesn't seem safe or reasonable. Make sure the stand is on a level surface.
1171221
I have a old heavy 42" Philips with a rather large frame(built in speakers). It says to mount it against a wall. I have it free standing at the end of our bed on carpet and it is very stable. Note that the height is with a TV mounted. The TOP of my TV is 49" off the ground, the bottom is right at the level of the bed.
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It depends on the TV. The original factory specification for this stand listed the capacity as being 150 pounds. Also the width of the base is a factor as the top shelf is only a little over 17" wide and you would not want to use with a TV having a wider base. If used with a TV larger that 55", there will be overhang on both sides and you would not want to position the TV near a walking area where it might be brushed and knocked over.
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I'm sorry I did not answer sooner . I have not checked my email for a few weeks. This stand is not as sturdy as it appears. It is is not suitable for a tv the size you are inquiring about. A tv your size may be too large for this stand because it is not solid wood.
962939
This stand is very sturdy. The support in the middle makes all the difference. If you get it and place your TV on top of it and do not feel its enough, return the item. Also, the stand comes completely put together so no worries about you stripping a premade hole in the particle board. Hope this helps!
1595357
I have a 65 inch TV set up on the stand and no problem whatsoever.Great looking stand
820518
Height was a consideration for me, too. My new TV sits a bit lower than the set it replaces. I measured the stand at 1 1/2" high. I was hoping for 3-4" height as well.
359600
I have a 65" size T.V. on mine and it works and looks great. One of my main reasons for this stand was the shortness of the height, so I wanted a T.V. that would fit inside the cut out area of the living room so I could get as large of a T.V to fit and slide under. A 65" was what worked for me ! !