How much space is between the shelves? I'm trying to see if my stereo components would fit in it.
1136654
I wouldn't know. It collapsed on itself as soon as I put the top on it. I returned it
1136655
So just over 6" (6 1/8 approx.) between the very top shelf and the middle, and just over 6" from the middle to bottom shelf, the openings to fit stuff in is about 30" by your knees and about 17" sliding a stereo in from the side ends. If it fits for you this table is great, i buy this kind of furniture and its the best one of all, last screw is hard to reach, needs a stubb like phillips driver (if u buy it)
2177886
I assume you mean the space between shelves since the width x depth dimensions are on the description. It depends on how you set it up. The legs are ~25" and it comes with little plastic wedges that hold the shelves anywhere along the legs at ~1" intervals. If done like in the picture, it's ~12" between each shelf, but you can do them however you want. If you were talking about the WxD measurements they are roughly 23.6" x 13.6".
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.
1245589
The three spaces in the middle are shelves. adjustable or removable, so everyones dimensions would be different. For example, I have my speaker on the bottom and a 1 inch and 2 inch gap at the top for some of my electronics. They are actually nicely adjustable, I think every half inch or so.
114934
I don't think it'll fit, unless you put it on the top shelf. The lower shelves have about 20" between the posts at the leading edge of the shelf. The glass shelves have about 14" of depth before they start tapering to the rear post. The center front to back depth is 20". The top shelf is 26" wide but putting your large, heavy receiver on the top may make the audio tower unstable. Hope this helps.
244560
I would safely say six and one half inches between shelves. The top shelf will allow you to go to nine inches if you don't mind putting your receiver behind the crossbar. I really like this product, because it is simple but elegant.
228971
It will fit with room to spare. The opening between the shelves is approximately 8 inches and the shelves themselves are smooth and flat with nothing protruding into the space between them.
659676
No. This shelf is too thick for guitar pedals (or much of anything) to fit in 2 spaces. You'll have to leave an extra space or two empty above it. Here's a better one:http://www.proaudiostash.com/product/19-inch-racking/rack-shelves/sliding-shelves/2u-19-sliding-rack-shelf/142.shtml?utm_source=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm;_campaign=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm_medium=email
22267
6 & 1/2 inches, but I put my receiver below and used the shelf for my center surround speaker.
745895
Its about 2 feet wide shelf space , with the lowest shelf being a couple inches deeper than the one at top. each shelf is a bit over a foot between the next shelf
2100626
width=14.5in, depth=15.75in with about 4in to spare to the rear of the unit; my BR-DVD player was too wide to fit here so it went on top of the stand; the TV is there as well on its stand and the DVD player just sneaks under it; middle shelf width=22.5in, same depth as the others; for height, I have the shelves in the middle position and that leaves 9.25in room above and 9.0in below each shelf. My Yamaha receiver fits just fine in the middle low position (so did my Onkyo) with by PSB speaker in middle high position (horizontally mounted of course).
1342353
Width (between front verticle uprights) is 17", Height 8 7/8", Depth 18 1/4" (if it fits between the uprights) and 16 1/8" if it doesn't. Depth wise remember you will need room for the wiring that plugs into the back of the components and much of that wiring doesn't bend in a tight radius. I hope that this helps. The shelves aren't adjustable height wise as they should be. It is a poorly designed product at least for my needs. Good luck!
1342356
17" deep x 22" wide x 11 high" (Note: the width between the front columns is 17" and the width at the back of the shelf is less because of the shape of the shelf) My amp is a little over 17 wide and it fits great, centered between / abutting the front wood columns. It's a very handy little component shelving unit, I have audio gear in it and a turntable on top.
744615
To be frank it will fit in but barely leave any room on both the ends. Not that its not safe but if you planning to accommodate any speaker boxes, you won't be able to.
22266
The top shelf has a 6.25" clearance. The top lip is 2", so if the receiver was installed from the rear then you'd have room for it.
659678
No. This shelf is too thick for guitar pedals (or much of anything) to fit in 2 spaces. You'll have to leave an extra space or two empty above it. Here's a better one: http://www.proaudiostash.com/product/19-inch-racking/rack-shelves/sliding-shelves/2u-19-sliding-rack-shelf/142.shtml?utm_source=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm_campaign=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm_medium=email
978983
Yes all 3 shelves are same size. But if you have a stereo amplifier ( I have a Denon) the depth of the shelf should be 2in deeper. With all the cables I am using you loose 2in.