I have an older TV that weights about 200 lbs. Will this table hold that size TV?
1591975
I wouldn't order this stand for a TV that weight. We were never actually able to set up the stand. The first that we received had pieces broken in the box. We sent it back and had the same issue with the second stand. Once we returned the second we didn't reorder again. It's not that quality that you would expect.
1591976
Yes,no problem. Have had this one for almost 1.5 years. Still looks great. Actually, it's the best we've ever had. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
1591977
I'm not sure since I have a newer wide screen TV, but this piece of furniture is VERY sturdy so I don't think you would have a problem. We love the look of the piece!
218128
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.
1075897
This is a sturdy stand. I would be comfortable placing a 200 lb TV on it. David P.
1816928
Greetings C.S., I wasn't exactly sure therefore I decided to give a brief experiment to successfully answer your question. I myself am a 32 year old male (5'11" 190 pounds in stature) and after sitting on the TV stand (our TV is wall-mounted above it), the TV stand did not even budge, creek or show signs of weight stress. I would imagine this stand could hold any size TV with ease without damage or breaking. Obviously you cannot go jumbo-size on the TV since it totals precisely 46 5/8 in width, so measure your existing or new TV's width to ensure it fits property. I hope this helps.
798186
It's a very solid piece of furniture, we have a plant and an all in one printer on it. It seems that you would not have to be concerned with the weight of the TV. I think it will pretty much hold anything.
331284
I have a 60' TV on it, it will hold a lot more than that, my guess would be 50 or 60 lbs. I love mine...........
576574
I do not now the weight limit, but I think it can take an old TV because it is quite sturdy after being assembled. It is supported at the center by a piece that you cannot see in a standing position from the front (it is about 5-6 inches back from the front).
9847
Sorry forgot to state that it will hold up to 100lbs. So, yes your TV will work on them.
1347001
I didnt put my TV on top of the shelf so i do not know whether it will hold your 19" flat screen TV or not. It may hold the TV and also the cable box.
751943
It should be fine because it accommodates TVs weighing up to 120 lbs. It certainly holds my 65" TV with no problem. Sanus has real customer service so you can call them to confirm at 1-800-359-5520.
773976
You have not mentioned the weight of your TV. But I am sure it can hold 6-8 pounds.
1341541
Hi Janet, I am sorry I can't help, but I don't know the maximum weight it can hold. I know it holds fine my 42 inches TV and it seems very sturdy, so I guess it would hold bigger TVs as well. But aware that it is not a long TV stand, so TVs bigger than 50 inches, I guess, will be longer than it. I hope I have helped you a little bit. I like it a lot!
2124727
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
1692476
I've had my shelf for several years. If it is still the same quality, I would say it would hold a smaller TV. I have a 21" TV that it would hold with no problem. Wouldn't want to put more than 10 or 15 lbs. on it.
653272
I know the description says this will hold up to 200 lbs. I have a 55" flat screen on it and I think that t.v. weighs probably 75 lbs. If there was a middle support, I would say yes but I don't know if I'd chance it with a heavier television. Sorry I couldn't have been more help.
2247227
I have a 27" LG flat screen on mine. I don't see why it wouldn't hold your television ( if it's not a CRT type) . If your television is less then 40 lbs , it should hold it without a problem
1305360
i think it can hold a TV (ex 19 to 32) the newer televisions are not very bulky or heavy, but the cabinet inself is very sturdy and beautiful...