Is this stable enough for a wedding dress display?
1794652
Yes. I have a summer wedding gown on it now. That has a train. The base is well made.
1875400
Mounted on 4x4 posts for a table I made for my tablesaw It seems very stable to me. Hope this helps.
201144
No. I do not believe it would be stable at all; it is a major structural element. It is about 5" above the floor with the front edge about 7" back from the front of the table in case you needed specifics about the placement.
1530131
Yes, that should be fine. I use mine as a cocktail table and there is plenty of leaning and it remains stable.
1732136
It's side table so I don't know how much weight you expect it to support. When I bought it I put a 25 pound guitar amplifier on the bottom shelf and an antique radio on top. It was perfectly fine. The pieces are thick and it is very sturdy. It does not look or feel like those flimsy cardboard-like tables you see for the same price. To me, it was money well spent.
15768
If I needed something super stable, I probably wouldn't choose this desk. I'm using it as a vanity. It's just kinda cheap.
280470
With the legs out all the way (braces parallel to the floor), it's very stable. What I try to do is to place the base of the stand so that two legs face the dance floor and one faces away, so that it presents a smaller profile and a leg isn't directly protruding in a manner that someone could trip on it. It will also help if you keep the load well balanced, hang heavier fixtures toward the inside, and turn the t-bar so that it isn't directly over any of the legs but more straddling them. Kind of hard to explain in text but I hope you get the point.
1569875
Unfortunately, it won't work for dresses. Assembly and dis-assembly is very easy-even I could do it very quickly. It is extremely stable.
2216327
This is stable . Since it is not square you should set up where the long dimension is in the slope direction.
602078
I think it would be OK but I'd be more concerned with the stability. It's not the sturdiest stand ever. However, for a quick prop up (for travel or short periods of time) it should be OK. I would invest in a taller stand (that secures the neck too) if you plan on keeping it in there for awhile.
1743650
Yes, I think so. We put A LOT of flowers on it and the wedding was outside near the water (not at the beach though). We had the groomsmen put it together before the wedding and it didn't blow away or anything. It's still standing outside in a garden area at my parents house and doesn't fall over. So I think it would probably be durable enough.
572450
It's pretty sturdy and stable. I bought it for my daughter's Venue 11 which has a bit of a weight to it and it holds up very well. You will need to put some strength to it for the stand to "level" :)
704353
This item is pretty sturdy. My daughter dances and I use it to hang her costumes on it .This is not flimsy what so ever so I believe you will be fine . I would like to say 10-15 items on the rack will be ok and maybe more depending on how heavy the costumes are. .
1442491
Yes, I think this table is sturdy enough. The bottom piece adds to the stability. We have two quite heavy old cd audio components on the top of ours.
1258693
We have found the hinges to be very sturdy. My daughters have this holder almost full. It is frequently moved from a dressing table to shelf and back without any problems or loose hinges.
2203482
It's stable. Never had a problem at all, and it does look really nice, not cheap looking at all. I found out these are the same ones they have at Hobby Lobby.
1627861
The shelve is sturdy, not flimsy at all. I use mine to display vases and books. and it's very stable.