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Question: What is the weight capacity of each individual shelf?  I can't tell if that the 80 lbs is for each shelf or both combined.
Document: I have had this stand for about 4 month and I am very happy with it:Pros- Appearance: It looks more expensive that the price would suggest. I have looked at  stands in stores at more than twice the price that don't look this good.- Ease of Assembly: Assembly looked complicated at first, but was actually pretty easy- Sturdy: The stand is rock-solid and has a good weight capacity of 150 lbs.Cons- Dust: If you dust infrequently it will be noticeable
Easy assembly, distinctive look. Has room for at least 6 components but top shelf supports 150 lbs, lower shelves support 80 lbs each.
My order from J&R; was back ordered, but only because I was able to order it when it was (mistakenly?) $127.When it arrived, the package was at least 5' long and about 100 lbs. If you can't finagle 100 lbs by yourself, get some help. Unpacked it in an open area, laid out all of the pieces except the glass, and began hand screwing the bolts.
Bought this same stand along with an Awesome Samsung TV.TV weight was 30-40 lbs. lighter than the tempered glass rating and it absolutely blew up in a thousand pieces in my front room! I have pictures if interested in what that looks like!
They make it more difficult to move/slide on carpet.The unit is sharp, but not high end. Once you install all of your electronics you can't tell that it's a sub $200 piece of furniture, but don't expect the look of a more expensive piece. All in all, it does the trick and I'm pleased with the purchase.
I think the stand is just as pictured, was easy to assemble (for me, at least)and is a good fit for my 60" lcd (projection) tv, which is not very heavy. I would recommend that the weight of any tv or electronic to be placed on the stand be carefully considered! I like it, will recommend it. I did have a glitch with the ordering process however, but, that can't take away from what is a decent product.
The reciever weighs about 19 lbs. I added a few extra rubber bumpers to the center of the shelf and it seemed to help some.
I'm very happy with this unit. I have my 55" 80lb LED LCD on the top shelf, my pioneer vsx 1020 k and a pioneer c21 (weighs 20 lbs and is almost two feet wide) on the middle shelf, and my ps3 on the bottom shelf.The cable management attachment on the back of the unit is a nice touch.
Nice heavy duty tv stand...advertised as a 60", but holds a 65" DLP TV that weighs about 70 lbs with no problem, and no hanging over the edge (check the dimensions of your TV in case yours is larger than the stand dimensions and if that would bother you). Plenty of room on shelf below for peripherals. Figure about 45 mins to an hour for assembly, and you will want a second set of hands when you put the glass shelves on it.Highly recommend.
The stand is the right size and look really good. The only problem I have with it is my Amp is very heavy and the glass shelf needs a little more suport to hold it. I will probably order a extra cross suport bar to hold the extra weight.
Answer: My TV weighs 90 lbs. Easily supports that on top shelf. Don't know max weight.