What is the distance between the inside of each of the supports legs (end support and middle support)? Have to fit two 17" components underneath the top panel. Can they be squeezed in those areas? Will the top area support 60lbs? What is the distance between the inside of each of the supports legs (end support and middle support)? Have to fit two 17" components underneath the top panel. Can they be squeezed in those... » Read More What is the distance between the inside of each of the supports legs (end support and middle support)? Have to fit two 17" components underneath the top panel. Can they be squeezed in those areas? Will the top area support 60lbs? « Show Less
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There is a full 18" of opening on both sides, so your components will fit. As to the 60 lb load, maybe. You may have to brace the legs a bit more...
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The openings will handle a 17" amplifier -- it's 18+ inches, but watch out about the inside height. It is misleading. The opening is 7.25 inches high at the front, but there is a cross support about half way back which steals back an inch, so realistically, it is about 6 inches. I had to put support feet on it to raise it up about 3/4" to accommodate the height of my receiver. I have a 60" wide screen TV on it, so you be the judge as far as weight.
2077015
We have had 3 avg sized adults, with no problem on the 6' bench. we did use a middle brace, so we had to purchase 3 leg kits to make 2 6' benches. no complaints here.
70766
Lowest height 27 inches. tallest 39. at tallest setting there is 9 inches between supports. lowest setting is 30 inches between supports.
1977301
Instruction say to have the supports level, measured 45" apart. I went ahead and increased that to 48", so the supports are slightly spread apart. However, I'm only using about 16" of space over my garage door, so I don't expect to put a lot of weight on it. Set the mounts 36" apart, instructions say 24" to 36" is okay.
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Sorry this took so long!! The top, bottom, and center shelves have a required placement. The other two shelves location is your option. Between top and center=34.5". Between center and bottom=33". I placed my second from top at 20.25 down, leaving 14.5 to the middle. I placed the shelf between center and bottom at 17.25" down from center, leaving 16" between bottom and next shelf up (second fr bottom) The total unit measures 70.5". The top of the bottom shelf is approx 3" above the floor. Hope this helps!!
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My system does not have the legs as shown and is just the swivel base. We are pleased with how it works for us but cannot answer your question regarding the space underneath as ours fit flush to our consol top.
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Hello Kathryn, same question! Distance suggested of supports ? Did you recived information?
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There are 6 inches between bottom of frame to floor. And no support bar in the middle. I wouldn't recommend it for a queen size as I only recieved 4 legs.
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Per the description on the web page for the monitor support "Fits most flat panel monitors from 13" to 27". Supports up to 22 lbs"; also the monitor must have a VESA 75 x75 or 100 x 100 mounting plate on the back. Mine is supporting a 21" monitor just fine. Bear in mind that with a 21" monitor, set as high as it will go on the post, only has about 8 inches of clearance from the desk to the bottom of the monitor. A 27" inch monitor may only clear your desktop by 3 to 4 inches. You might want a stand with a taller support pole to give you more clearance. Hope that helps.
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I am not sure about the stability to consistently support the 17". Mine is only a 14". It started out great, but now sometimes the plastic pieces will slide and not support my laptop at the higher levels, so I had to bring it down to the level that it would support it without sliding.
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For the middle and bottom shelf, the support is just around the edges. But for the top shelf, you put a 2x4 diagonally across from top of the lower left leg to the top of the upper right leg. (You can screw it in place, but I didn't.) Then you add the top surface (I used 3/4" plywood). The 2x4 fits into slots on the leg pieces; it is installed so that the 2" edge of the board barely touches the plywood top. The workbench seems really sturdy to me; we have been using it a lot during our house remodeling project and I haven't noticed any sagging or flexing at all.
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The bottom computer will really sit right above the base feet. So there is not a lot of room to move the bottom one in order to double fit another monitor on top. Look, do not hesitate to purchase this - it is fantastic....totally eliminates monitors cluttering up your work space. It is strong and durable. Well worth the money.
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The support is in the middle but it hasn't stopped us from storing things under the beds. The platform for the mattress is high enough that we can get good size boxes underneath. The center supports are nothing more than a 1" square post. We actually put some of that foam water pipe insulation around them to save our toes.
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The side bars can be 18 inches apart (the inside measurement between the two bars) or 24 inches apart if each side bar is moved the same distance from the center. If you wanted you could move only one side out and then the bars would be 21 inches apart, but it might be a little awkward. Of course, the closer together the bars, the more firm the support as you put your weight on them to help you stand. I am very pleased with it. Hope this helps.
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No, unfortunately, I wondered about the same thing. Those bottom legs you see in the pic are set as they are. If you were to try to stack two units, the bottom legs will not connect to the top shelf of the second unit. I even looked at the Honey-Can-Do website and catalog (which was not very user friendly). There MIGHT be a way if you buy each piece separately, but I was not willing to go there. Honestly, even if you could do it, I would not trust the safety of stacking it that high and putting items on it. I hope this helps!
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Even though there are middle supports, the box springs and mattress I am using (queen size) stick out farther than the frame does but will stay on. I don't how extra long your set is but my feeling is anything longer than queen may not have enough support.
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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".