Can a tv be placed on top?
1240524
I have a 32inch TV on mine. I think it would depend on the size and base of the TV.
1250922
I dont think so. the unit is heavy but the back of the dresser is flimsy and the dresser is unstable. my husband nailed a piece of plywood on back to stabilize it. Its a cheap "made in china" piece of junk. Im using for baby clothes so works ok. putting heavy TV on top may be risky. very complicated to put together. very heavy. but surprisingly unstable.
1107952
No, and the shelves are Not sturdy enough for a TV...especially a "light" one...it's too easy to knock the whole unit over.
1668930
Yes, it sits at the top of the TV. The lip is about 3 inches. It also has strips of Velcro on the edges to hold it against the TV. It works very well, I have experienced no issues.
2098528
I would say it wouldn't be safe. The top is recessed and I can see the tv easily tipping over. I'm sure there are ways you could make it work. However that may be equally as unsafe.
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.
710172
No. It is not recommended you actually place the TV it's self on the "console" the TV should be wall mounted above the "console" as for the soundboard yes you can place that on it. Hope this helps.
1655870
The inside measurements are 15.5"L x 28"W (the width being 28").. so no, you couldn't put a TV inside of it. The top of the cabinet is 17"L x 29-5/8"W, though. So you might be able to put it on top (providing it could support the weight of the TV).
1648767
Not, this is no a TV is just a MonitorYes you can use the monitor vertically the edges are the same sizewww.emfravision.com
1208551
LED TV's can be laid down, plasma TV's need to be vertical when moving, I just moved my VIZIO 60" to a repair place after a lightning strike(dead as a Pharaoh) looking for a new one.
608896
I would not put a TV on it. I think it would sag pretty quickly unless the TV was very small and/or lightweight.
2103246
No...it could just sit on top...either way it looks amazing....perfect unit....highly recommend!!!
873815
No. This tv does not have that ability. Since it is retro in design it is set to be stood on the three legs. The housing is not very flat and is probably about 6 inches in depth.
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.
306721
Depends on where you have it installed and how big your flat screen is. I personally wouldn't put one on top of mine because it isn't against a wall.
242122
I have one but I am unable to set a tv on top. I was told that it cannot be done since the heat comes out from the top and can damage the tv. I am installing mine in the dinning room instead.
630090
Yes, we have our 55" TV sitting on top of the unit. Only the unit is attached to the wall. WE LOVE this set up. However, keep in mind that you will have a lot of cords and cables coming out of the bottom and going to the power strip or wall outlet. We elected to lay our tall speakers down under component cabinet which covered the problem a little. Then, I lined the remaining space with artificial flowers and greens. You may elect to place the component unit lower on the wall but you will still have lots of cords to deal with unless you don 't care about seeing all those power cables hanging around. Yes, we have our 55" TV sitting on top of the unit. Only the unit is attached to the wall. WE LOVE this set up. However, keep in mind that you will have a lot of cords and cables coming out of the bottom and going to the power strip or wall outlet. We elected to lay our tall speakers down under component cabinet which covered the problem a little. Then, I lined the remaining space with artificial flowers and greens. You may elect to place the component unit lower on the wall but you will still have lots of cords to deal with unless you don 't care about seeing all those power cables... » Read More Yes, we have our 55" TV sitting on top of the unit. Only the unit is attached to the wall. WE LOVE this set up. However, keep in mind that you will have a lot of cords and cables coming out of the bottom and going to the power strip or wall outlet. We elected to lay our tall speakers down under component cabinet which covered the problem a little. Then, I lined the remaining space with artificial flowers and greens. You may elect to place the component unit lower on the wall but you will still have lots of cords to deal with unless you don 't care about seeing all those power cables hanging around. « Show Less