I'm looking for a shelf to hold my Onkyo TX-NR929. The unit is 40 lbs. My house is old and very thick like plaster walls. Would this work?
65206
This will easily hold 40 pounds and more (Up to 100). You need to make sure to locate a wooden 2X4 and secure the shelf with either the screws provided or longer lag screws that you can get from the hardware store.
65207
Secure to a stud or take a 2x4, 2x6 or 2x8 and secure it to at least 2 studs and then attach the Peerless to the 2x4 or other size used. I used a 2x6 for appearance, painted it black to match the TV and attached a homemade conduit to tie up and hide my cables. It will easily hold your receiver so long as you are attached to studs.
65208
It could handle the weight easily, but needs to be firmly attached to the wall, as into studs. I have an older Onkyo NR801 on this in my garage.
65209
I wouldn't suggest putting something that heavy on it unless you are putting it on stud.
65210
I have a lot of faith in this mount, but I would be very careful when meeting the max like that. I happen to have an Onkyo as well and they are pretty heavy. If you have no other options you could always put a brace underneath as well if you feel it is unstable. I would also put the Onkyo as close to the wall as possible so that it may hold the weight and not be too far out where the stress is higher on the rack. Just make sure you secure is as good as possible, maybe brace it, and set it on easy and you should be able to get away with it.
351123
Ours holds a lot of text books and those are heavy, so it would depend on the weight of the tv. The shelves are propped up by pegs, ours have lasted, but I can't vouch for another shelf. Also, you need to have more weight on the bottom than on the top to stabilize the shelf. Hope this is helpful :-)
387737
you ,may need remove some of the mounting brackets that are in place to secure this shelf. As long as there is room beneath the tv for this shelf, should be fine.
427588
Probably not. You would have to have at least 10" clearance from the top front of the TV to the wall as that's how far the shelf sticks out behind the TV.Even if you have the 10" the angle on the TV would be pretty steep and the shelf might slip. The anti-slip pad works real good though and the angle is very adjustable with the legs on the bracket. If you do try this or something else to get a center channel on top of your TV make sure your wall bracket will hold the additional weight(just a thought)
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.
554812
The rack will support the amplifier no problem, however, you will need to purchase a separate shelf unit which will support a hundred pounds. The shelf units that come with this model only support up to 50 lbs each.
1426177
I bought mine 2 years ago and I have my 60" Panasonic on top and my PS3, Wii and a 30LBS server on the middle shelf and about 50 LBS on the bottom shelf. It was a great buy but I wouldn't stand on it or anything like that and O my God the dust this shel collects in just hours. Hope this helps!
1013291
Its a very strong unit, and I do not think you would have a problem. A lot would depend on how you mount the base to the shelf, [suggest nuts and bolts,] and the size and weight of your screen. I've not had any problems with this unit, like I said, it is very strong. Hope this helps.
1757734
Weight should not be a problem-- check measurements for width of shelf to see if appliance are too large.
1445504
I would add a strong shelf to the wall above the TV, then place this speaker on it. If you tap into the speaker it will damage the sound quality, and there are no mounts pre-built into this speaker.
2005947
My TV is mounted on the wall but I would guess it could not hold 23 lbs. It holds a mini genie receiver on one shelf and a small DVD player on the other shelf. Hope that helps.
2265520
NO, probably because ALL large plasma TV's are heavier than same size LCD-TV'sJust find a helpful person in the hardware division at Home Deport, Lowes, etc. to help you design a proper shelf to use on a properly constructed wall!
1130133
It's pushing it a little but I think it could handle it. Mine is a 50" Samsung plasma and it's a heavy TV. If you have an LED rype it would definitely be no problem. Even with a 60" plasma I think that you could put a couple of home depot type shelf boards on the shelf to spread the weight around more evenly. I've put a sound bar on the front of the shelf which puts the rear 2 legs of the TV stand right at the back corners of the shelf which made the corners flex a little. I was intending to put the home depot shelves on for mine but it just isn't necessary.
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Hello Leonardo and thank you for your interest in our product. We do not weight test our products, but this units shelf is marketed as being able to accommodate a cable box, a DVD player, or a game system.Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
1788490
Currently we have stacked on this unit - bottom shelf Pyle receiver ~15 lbs, next shelf up - amplifier ~ 10 lbs, next shelf up approximately 50 vinyl albums ~ 10 lbs, next shelf up - record player ~ 5 lbs, top shelf - 16" computer monitor and stand ~ 7 lbs. If you balance your weight at the bottom of the unit, I believer 35 lbs on top will be ok. However, I do believe there is limit per shelf and a quick call to Whalen or their website should tell you what the weight limit is, I want to say the instructions indicated 50 lbs per shelf is the limit. But I would double check that.
1011935
Yes, I think so. I have a lot of entertainment stuff (equipment, DVDs, WII games and accessories, etc.) stored in mine and it seems quite sturdy. The shelves are about 3/4" thick and seem quite strong.
1842699
Sorry it wont work for you on the tv stand...... I have one of their systems thats about 1 1/2 year old and I'm sure my speakers are as big if not bigger. I got a 5-pack speaker mount from walmart and put them on the wall. They hold just fine, cant beat that for $20! They tilt and pan too... I only needed the 4 too, so I have an extra.