How big is the glass shelf itself? is it big enough for standard size receiver?
1251254
Yes it is designed for this type of AV equipment. The shelf is 15.9" long, and 13.9" deep. Hope that helps
1570856
Yes, but it'll be tight. The measurements inside is 19 7/8" wide and because there are glass doors, the depth is 17 1/4". Now one thing to keep in mind is that the component may overheat b/c there's is only a ventilation strip that runs the height of the unit in the back that is a few inches wide. You'll need to give the component extra head space (move the shelf up) or consider a fan unit to blow air depending on the type of unit. Also note, the glass is clear on the unit. It's not a bad unit and fits my needs.
494225
I took some measurements if this would be helpful. The depth front to back is approx 13", the height top to bottom is 7", and the inner width is approx 16 1/4" (Note: when opening the front door, there is a border lip on each side, so the actual width is approx 14 1/4", that would be the open space that you would have available to try and place your receiver into.) Hopefully this is helpful. I bought this for my wife and she uses it for her turntable, and she loves it.
2111440
Hi Janine. No that's the size of the receiver only. Looked for speaker dimensions to no good end. (I use a different set of old favorites.) But you can judge by proportions using the photo. This is a fine receiver! [Qualification: Maybe not if you like lots of (false) bass.] The best in it's size and price range. (I did a thorough test drive of several.)
1433019
actual glass part of shelf is 20" x 4". Add a couple inches on both ends for the mounts.
1423361
The top is 26" wide and 22" deep. The access to the shelf on the levels below the top is limited to 18" front and side.It should be possible to fit the receiver in from the side, however about 2.5 " of the face of the receiver on either side will be covered from the front view by the legs and support bracing, if placed below the top shelf. The access thickness between shelves is 7.5".
290636
the receiver is 15 inches wide this gives you 2 inches for cables you should be good just measured it with a tape measure its 15 inches
1986126
I am currently in China so I can not be exact with my measurements but the middle top shelf is around 8" tall. I have a directv receiver there and still room on top of it. Sorry I can't be exact
209359
Hello John, That is correct. the actual distance from the front of the shelf to the mount frame is 11 1/2" to 12". The shelves are sandwiched between the back frame to give the shelves strength. I had to remove the feet on my receiver and added rubber feet in order to fit it in. cabling can be a little tricky but it can be done. Depending on how many cables you are running you may what to consider small diameter cables. Good LuckTony S.
2112830
The shelf size is 15" x 11". Which is fine for most of my components. Although, my Blue Ray player and Cable box are larger than the shelves by a couple of inches on the sides and front. But I don't have any small children to worry about knocking them off. Another negative, if you're interested, is the wire channels. The tabs that they use to keep the wires in, actually made it very hard to GET the wires in. So I just removed them and stuffed the wires in the channel. (The channels are not especially roomy either) Not perfect but it works. For the most part I am happy with my shelves. They cleaned up the area in front of my TV. Hope this helps.
1045119
Depends how big the box is. I have a speaker with 6.5" x 7.5" foot print that fits diagonally with room to spare. The shelf is a 12" radius quarter circle, so anything that fits in that area should be OK so long as it doesn't weigh an abnormal amount for something that size. There will be those two mounts poking over the top that could interfere with something that sits flush on the shelf. Use good drywall anchors from the hardware store if you don't get lucky and have a stud there, and put the mounts further out than the directions say (9 to 10 inches from the corner instead of half way) to better support the center of gravity of the load on the shelf.
996326
The opening between posts in the front is 17.5 inches. You will need to slip your receiver in from the side and not the front. I have an 18 inch receiver and it fits nicely on the second shelf.
141377
Those are the exact dimensions for the new receiver you are asking about. The width is 2 1/4" for the entire length of the receiver.
1000364
receiver is 17" wide x 10 3/4" deep x 6" high (with feet). The dimensions that you have are probably for the Sibwoofer
22269
The opening is 6 1/2 " because of the 2 " front piece, but the actual height is 8 1/2". Consideration: If you put your receiver onto the shelf from the rear before you put the rear panel on, it will fit. I would not recommend leaving the panel off as it does provide stability to the piece, but you may consider cutting part of the rear panel out (it's melamine board) to accommodate easier access. All in all, I love the piece.
1782618
The bracket is about 5" by 3"; I attached the 4 of the brackets with the 3" side to the drywall and mounted a 1X6 on them. I have two stereo speakers and some other light items on the shelf, and it's supporting the weight easily.
1439202
Just measured mine and it is 19.5" deep, plenty of room (-cords etc.). BUT the width might be a little snug, it's 18.5" wide but you'd probably want to put your receiver in before putting the doors on, subtracting for the door and hinge it's closer to 17.5" wide. I really like mine and was able to put it together myself in an afternoon..but it's REALLY heavy to move around!