Is there any specification regarding the maximum weight you can put on the top of the table?
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Neither the box nor the instruction indicated the max. wt. I want to say it probably weighs about 20-25 lbs as I, a 115lb petite, can lift without any difficulties. I wouldn't put more than say 50-60 lbs because I don't think the lean yet sturdy legs aren't designed to carry heavy weight.
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The table is sturdy; however, I personally would not exceed 100 lbs. For instance a large big screen tv would be fine as the weight would be spread over most of the length of the table. Something with large weight centered on the table might lead to some bowing. I could be more specific if I had a better idea of what you are planning to put on the table. Hope I helped.
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No specs included. I have a heavy laser printer, a scanne; a lamp and reams of paper on mine.
1253468
Not that I'm aware. It is a pretty stout piece of furniture though. The bigger issue would be that it is not very deep so too much weight on the top would make it top-heavy.
302457
It's able to easily withstand 100lbs. I used it to support about half of my weight one day and it easily handled it. Not sure if I'd go much higher than that. If whatever you're putting on the table had a wide base it will support more as it will distribute the weight more evenly across the top of the table.
682925
I never tested it for maximum weight, but my whole family (4 - approx. total weight around 450+-) have been on it all together, with no problem. Not for long, but for minutes playing. It seems to be quite sturdy and strong...well designed and built. Remember too, the presswood boards are not anywhere nearly as strong as pieces as they are as a completely assembled unit.
112739
I don't know if I would trust this table to safely hold anything over 70 lbs. I definitely wouldn't sit on it. I'm only using it to hold a small lamp myself.
705643
I would not advise you to put that much weight on this table. It is very wobbly and could easily tip with the slightest bump. It is really just a pretty little table for maybe a nicknack. I was disappointed on the quality. Tried to use it as a nightstand and found it too wobbly.
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I believe the maximum for the whole unit is 500 lbs. . . I remember reading that before I ordered it. It is very sturdy once it is assembled. . .my 6 foot+ brother in law who I think must weigh at least 250 sits in it comfortably and it does not seem to strain the mechanics or structure.
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This table is solid and very sturdy. I'm not sure about the weight limit, but it can handle all the normal uses such as meals, PC, printer and homework. I actually cut the table in half and mounted it to my wall for an entry table and small laptop desk. I added glass to the top. It's a nice looking piece of furniture. Hope this helps.
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Table Weight Limits:"The working weight is the combined weight of the client and the maximum amount of downward pressure being applied by the therapist. If the maximum working weight is 450 lbs., and the client's weight is 300 lbs., the maximum weight you can apply on (the client) can not be more than 150 lbs." Aside from this statement in the accompanying Instructions for BestMassage Portable Massage Tables, I do not know the exact poundage this specific table will handle.
600481
Yes, that is the top limit. This was a gift for my husband. He absolutely loves it!
75763
since the shipping weight is estimated around 17lbs for a 32 in tv, the table should be able to handle the weight easily. The tables design does have cut outs on the top, so you may consider putting a small piece of plywood cut to size (or other preference) to distribute the weight over the top. But it is a nice sturdy table.
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Hi Matt, I really can't answer your question as we haven't had any real heavy-weights using our table yet. We have had four adults at a time each weighing around 145-165 pounds, and didn't have a problem there. -- Susan
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Look for table that meets your weight, they always list how much it can carry. Look at the details of the table. I personally do not know the exact answer to your question.Good luckRasik
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The weight capacity of the table is not much. It is designed as a table at which you eat, and certainly is well capable of that. Can you put a 32 quart Igloo on it? No, I sure would not. I'd guess max safe weight without damaging what is a remarkable setup is about 40 pounds. The chairs? I'd say they can easily support the weight of a 250 pound person. This is the best 'table and chair' setup I've ever found. Amazingingly light and simple, and the chairs serve a dozen useful functions around the camp - as they are not fixed and a part of the table. Foot rest, lantern stand, end table by the chairs, etc.
80820
I have not seen max. weight capacity on the label ,however, I am sitting on it every day and my weight is over 250 lbs.
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The table i have is at least 15lbs - the leg supports it no problem. I paired this leg with an 30" aluminum wall table support and the table is very secure with no wobble.
757924
Yes, I am sure the table can support it because I've put heavy height things than a book and no bad thing has happened to it. Regards
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I'm not certain how much weight it will hold. I would think the top would probably hold at least 50lbs without any trouble. My bottom self has about 10lb on it and it is beginning to sag. I do think that is my fault--I choose to not put the metal X brackets on the back of the table. I liked the look better without them and that probably took away the support that was needed. Use the brackets and you will be fine. Great table....love it.