good days, could reinforce with a wooden box on the TV? and as such reinforcement would do to apply? final eldestno Venezuela, so I want to strengthen
1705764
Not exactly sure what is being asked. I think you are asking about shipping material, if so, my TV came in the normal cardboard box, but the packing material was good. Lots of bubble-type wrap that did an excellent job protecting the TV....so I would think it would be fine for shipping to Venezuela. I base this assumption on the fact that I have lived in various places throughout the world, to include Panama.
2249212
Yes, you can. I have a cable box and a 19" tv on it. The table is very sturdy.
1850244
Considering the "box" is plastic it will not be very rugged to be begin with. I doubt your needs will be met.
407045
I think it is sturdy and as long as it is NOT and old TV it should be able to handle the newer ones.
714936
The backs of T.V's use different styles of support for wall mounts made for those sizes, if it does actually happen to have the same style(which is unlikely) it will not be able to support the weight of the T.V
230629
I'm going to assume you might mean a hook and eye to secure it to a wall or molding or something, but yes, if your careful, you should be able to add some hardware to it to make it more secure, like being knocked over or forced open by a pet....just be careful and don't drill too deep, and be sure to drill a pilot hole first, so you don't split the wood frame. Good luck..!!
678601
hi i live in Venezuela and would like to buy tv tv .. a question is in perfect condition?
2198030
Our TV has little holes in the back that it can be screwed into. They send everything you need
446470
You have a unit that is less in weight than I am using. I have an old 32" standard TV--almost takes two to lift it. The unit has been on the stand for over one year. There is no evidence of weakening or sag in the stand. I would highly recommend this to you. It is strong, easily assembled, and has the appearance of a fine piece of furniture.
975005
You might be able to. It depends on how thick your box is. My TV is already in storage, so I cannot measure them for you. Knowing what they look like though, I would say that you could probably tape the styrofoam to your TV box and make it work.
503642
What about using velcroe. On the back of TV and on outside of where TV rest on the wood. That's what I plan to do.
1288270
It's sturdy... I used it for a 32" TV and cable box etc, one piece of a small board has a small crack I use electrical tape on it and it not visible
1825079
Yes you can, I'm watching TV right now on the two tier setup.. You'll have to eliminate one board. Then the uprights screw nicely into the top and bottom boards. If my reply allows an attachment, I'll send a pic.
493654
I love this chest. the legs aren't sturdy enough to move chest around. the height isa little taller than more and I'm 5'3. As long as your tv isn't an old school tube tv then you can. Just make sure to leave off legs.
1727417
You could probably do that if you're handy (and have the right drill bit). The legs and feet are metal, not plastic, and are very strong.The only thing is that then the entire piece of furniture may tip, so make sure it's really stable. A better option may be to fasten anti tip straps to the back of the tv stand or to the wall. There are several brands available.
1080607
The box merely contains the TV for safe transport. You lift it from underneath so there is no weight rating for the box. don't drop it and don't lift it with hooks or odd tools.
36138
That depends on the weight of each frame. The system does allow it, but you should know that each cable can not withstand more than 20 kilos of weight. The weight of each box can be divided into several cables, how they want, and that allows you to place few frames once required not exceeding 20 kilos of effort in each cable.