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Question: Will this support a bookshelf weighing 11lbs and is 8 inches in depth and 7 inches wide?  Thanks!
Document: I bought these stands for a pair of bookshelf speakers 6.7" x 10.8" x 11.6". Assembly consists of putting the four pieces of MDF together (using the supplied 8 wood screws) and snapping a piece of plastic in the back. When driving in a screw, it's easy to miss the pilot hole and drive it into the soft MDF instead - which quickly responds by splitting... As pointed out by others, the holes drilled for the cables are laughable small.
The stands are pretty nice given its price. Although it's not made from solid wood, the stands are very sturdy and can hold surround speakers that are quite large. I'm using them to hold up Klipsch RS-7 speakers, which are 22" wide, and the stands do not wobble or tilt. I only dislike the design of the gap between the two vertical panels which does not adequately hide speaker wire very well. Thicker speaker wire likes to push against the front of the unit where the gap is.
These stands are just as described, as far as size, material, etc.I have them set up for my front speakers, Sony bookshelf speakers with 8" woofers. The speakers are 9" by 9" and weigh 12 pounds each.
The stands are packaged well and look good, but they are not designed to hold a speaker of any significant weight. I have a pair of these stands with Klipsch RB-81 II speakers (bookshelf speakers with an 8" driver). The stands are definitely not stable with these speakers on them. If you or a pet bump into these stands with a large style bookshelf speaker, the stands will topple easily and your speaker will be on the floor.
Great stands! I have Pioneer's SP-BS21-LR Bookshelf speakers *8.4lbs each* on these stands. They are sturdy and look great. Opened packaged and installed them within 10 minutes. They have a nice sleek look smooth and simple. I was worried when I read other reports saying that the holes weren't drilled right but they fit perfect. I think that people don't take into account that sometimes you get duds. They aren't too short or too tall the perfect height for behind or beside the couch.
This pair of stands work as advertised to lift bookshelf speakers 24 inches off the ground achieving the relative height of a tower speaker. Costs much less than competing stands. They are however made of cheap material if you can about that kind of stuff. I just assembled them, put my speakers on them, and forgot about it. Haven't run into any problems. Other reviews posted here are accurate in their description of this product and it's relative strengths and shortcomings.
I bought this speaker stand for price and (assumed) strength. There was no mention in the advertising about the supported speaker weight. However, on the box it states only 20 pounds for a speaker. My main speakers were measured to my ear level and they needed about 23 inches of elevation. The main speakers are fairly large and heavy. I can not imagine very many uses for this stand for a bookshelf speaker due to the minimal height.The finish is just a low sheen black paint on mdf.
iv'e had these stands for awhile now. and they are great,just what i needed at a good price why look any where eise. go amazon i almost always do thanks jesse
Although reviews on this product are pretty mixed, I decided to give them a try thanks to Amazon's great return policy - and I'm glad I did.
I bought these for my add rear speakers and make my system a 7.2. Stands hold my 20 lb DLKs just fine. The only con is that they have plastic spikes.
Answer: Mine support a set of Sony SSB3000 speakers with zero issues. SSB3000 has a base of 10.4 by 9.4, and weigh 14.3 pounds. Your speakers will be fine on them.