I am consiudering using this bookshelf to put my 50 lb guitar amplifier on top of ,not sure if it can handle the weight?
1758625
The two shelf book case is quite sturdy you should not have a problem with your guitar amp at all, I would get some weight into the shelves so you have a solid base.
1758626
As I recall, the official weight limit for the top shelf is around 35 pounds, butthese things are built like a fortress.
1758627
I just placed 50 lbs of dumbells on the top of it it looks fine. The piece is nicely well build. I am not sure if it will warp with time but I don't think so.
791793
I found somewhere the hinges that your looking to buy would hold 250 lbs. I built my bookshelf out of 1x6 spruce lumber but I'm only using mine for DVDs. But honestly the hinges are heavy duty enough for close to anything. I changed the design of mine to accommodate them to work better for my application.
2218891
Item description currently says "Each shelf can support up to 75 pounds for those hefty audio components."So according to that, 65 pounds will be fine.
2100446
I have about 20 pounds worth of electronics and books and it handles that weight fine. I think it would handle 30 pounds just fine as well.
1296759
Difficult to say- i would def not put more than 50 lbs on this table. I am only using it as a decorative piece, which I think this table is best served. Hope this helps!
841859
I am actually not sure. I have on it a full sized all in one printer, a monitor and many many different types of thick textbooks. In all I would say i have 50 lbs on the desktop while the corresponding shelves have another 50 pounds worth of books and paper. That being said, I probably would not put a person on it. It does bend a bit when leaned on. I have not really stacked a bunch of items on it to test the weight so this is really just a guesstimation.
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I'm not sure, probably. It's easy to assemble. Can have a 3 and a 2 shelf unit side by side or stacked. When attaching the horizontal bars make sure the lip for the shelf is facing up. When stacked the "buttons" are shared between the top and bottom units, making it a little flimsy. It is not the most secure attachment. Would recommend you fasten the unit to the wall with screws. I do not believe this thing can hold 4000 lbs. but it is fine for my needs. Put the heaviest items on the bottom shelves.
137888
Not sure of exact weight it can hold but these shelves are very sturdy & made of heavy wood so im sure it can hold quite a bit.
1457029
The lower two shelves could hold that. I wouldn't put more than 50lbs or so on these though, unless you anchor it to the wall somehow.
1771695
Hmmm, I don't know if it could hold that type of weight. It is made of that pressed wood composite. I think you would need something studier.
1027509
The unit is well built. The description would lead you to believe it can handle 200 lbs for 2 of the shelves and 65 lbs for the third. I don't think I would trust the wheels and structure to support 465 lbs total. I would be leery exceeding 250 lbs total. If nothing else, it may become top-heavy and be unstable.
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We put our 42 inch flatscreen TV and a sound bar on it. Weight should not be an issue. We did anchor it to the wall so that no one could pull the TV over.
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Can't say for certain. I have light things on them. I would guess that the shelves, despite the light weight, could support smaller items that would add up to 50 pounds, I would not place one heavy item of that girth on any one shelf. The balance type design, that is the shelf stands on the flat ends of the four folding panels this discourages me more from adding too much weight more so than the potential of the shelves buckling. It works for me b/c I never intended to place heavier objects and it serves more as a divider that storage or display for large items. Hope this helps I know it is inconclusive but I don't want to go outside my experience range. Can't say for certain. I have light things on them. I would guess that the shelves, despite the light weight, could support smaller items that would add up to 50 pounds, I would not place one heavy item of that girth on any one shelf. The balance type design, that is the shelf stands on the flat ends of the four folding panels this discourages me more from adding too much weight more so than the potential of the shelves buckling. It works for me b/c I never intended to place heavier objects and it serves more as a divider that storage or display for large items. Hope this helps I know it is... » Read More Can't say for certain. I have light things on them. I would guess that the shelves, despite the light weight, could support smaller items that would add up to 50 pounds, I would not place one heavy item of that girth on any one shelf. The balance type design, that is the shelf stands on the flat ends of the four folding panels this discourages me more from adding too much weight more so than the potential of the shelves buckling. It works for me b/c I never intended to place heavier objects and it serves more as a divider that storage or display for large items. Hope this helps I know it is inconclusive but I don't want to go outside my experience range. « Show Less
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Yes it can hold the weight, it's a heavy substantial table. However, I would make sure it is placed somewhere where it will not be bumped into. It only has the four 'hoofed' legs on the floor so that doesn't create the same stable base a media cabinet would. I think it will work for what you want, just be careful where you place it.
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It is probably sturdy enough to, the sides of the tv will overhang the sides of the shelf. We have a 50" on it no problem. You can also remove one of the shelf layers to make it shorter and more stable.
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The bookshelf speakers I have on mine weigh 16 pounds. I don't think the stands will have any trouble holding 30 pound speakers. They are very sturdy.
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Definitely not! It cannot hold very much weight at all. Mine collapsed under the weight of about 12 books.