Will this shelf hold a dish network hooper?
744730
Not sure how big that device is but the shelves are 17.5" wide x 12" deep to the cord channel.
744731
I'm not sure. Depends on the dimensions of the hooper. The shelves are large enough for our direct tv genie and our DVR AND DVD/cassette recorder.
744732
I think you hopper, yes I believe it will hold it. I have an Xbox one on one shelf and an Xbox 360 on the other.
1564673
It should. But its cheap. I bought this one to get my Dish Net out side and it works but it goes out from time to time. I would suggest springing for something a little higher quality. That's what I'm going to do once if have the cash.
316541
Yes. That is the size of Plasma I am using with this shelf unit. This does not attach or connect in anyway to the TV.
46421
The shelf is 15"wide and about 10 1/2" deep so if your tv is on a small stand it should work. Also the recommended weight is 17lbs and I wouldn't go over that. I have a DVR pal on mine which is very lightweight. Hope this helps.
1570643
yes. It is solid so you can place anything on it as long as it fits the top rolling plate. It also has a rubber like coating on the bottom ring that helps with slipping and is continuous around the ring. I see no problem as long as the wire shelf is stable to begin with.
1448634
I would google/amazon search for: 14" x 36" NSF wire shelf. For example I found http://www.amazon.com/Honey-Can-Do-SHF250C1436-Shelving-250lbs-Capacity/dp/B006Y7A4I6/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1394751174&sr=8-4&keywords=14+36+nsf+wire+shelf The NSF pole's diameter should universally be 1" so most of these shelves would fit.
208816
It will fit..! There's 15" between each shelf and about the same size wide.. Remember this is in a triangle shape. I put a 8x10" picture on the shelf and it fit. If your router fits inside 8x10" rectangle area then is what you need...
1859903
One of the super compact models would fit. The shelf is about 8". Good luck
898882
I screwed mine into the wall behind my wall mounted TV to hide the Dish box and hide wires. It is flat on the bottom (about 3 inches wide) but if you put magazines in it I think it would fall over all the time, because there is no extended base or feet with which to balance the rack. I put 2 screws in the wall at the top and it holds my TV Dish box which is actually 6 inches taller and the same width as the rack, and it isnt light as magazines and it hasnt fallen off the wall yet!
412902
I think it should work for your shelf. The front of the wire divider will stick off the shelf, but that shouldn't impact performance. The piece that keeps the divider upright won't be affected by the shorter depth, and it is flexible enough to accommodate a 3/4" shelf I think.
275155
It might fit since the brackets don't really touch the wall, only the mounting touches. I had a tight space. The rod set is beautiful.
1909986
Just spoke with my husband....the second row, where the rod sits in the groove, he doesn't think it would. He LOVES this holder, and sadly, doesn't "think" that this particular rod holder would hold, due to the larger rod size. The slots in the bottom where the rods sit, are about the size of an old half-dollar, but it's the second shelf that would be the concern for the much larger rods. Sorry.
2074717
I don't believe there would be any problem with it holding a t.v. of that size and it would begreat for that. I would probably just make sure I anchor cabinet to wall for security.
1445529
No. The open shelf is only 4 3/4 inches tall. It is perfect for a DISH receiver and DVD player. I have a shorter sound bar that sits on the top in front of the tv but it is much shorter than yours.
1448635
I would google/amazon search for: 14" x 36" NSF wire shelf. For example I found Honey-Can-Do SHF250C1436 Steel Shelf for Urban Shelving Units, 250lbs Capacity, Chrome, 14L x36W The NSF pole's diameter should universally be 1" so most of these shelves would fit.
659834
Yes, the shelf wide and sturdy; it will easily support a cable box. I have an audio engine wireless speaker on my shelf that I use for presentations.
1400087
It would all depend on how much slack you left in the cabling. I installed an AVF ES250B-T Wall Mounted AV Component Shelving System with 2 Adjustable Tempered Glass Shelves directly underneath so cabling wasn't much of an issue.