I know this says it will handle up to 33lbs., Does anyone think I would have trouble with a 25lb. soundbar?
1784526
No doubt it'll 25 lbs well. As long as the TV has a good stand this becomes an extension. This product is great and works well.
1784527
Should be good. Mine is about that weight and it works good. Just keep in mind these mounts are great but are not intended to have much movement after the install. Some may say that's poor quality but if you really think about it, there should be no reason to be touching it. Good luck and enjoy the awesome look this mount gives!
919097
It should hold a pretty good amount of weight for how big it is. I didn't screw mine into the wall because I rent an apt, but I used heavy command strips that work up to 15 lbs and it seems to do the job fine. Small speakers should be fine, just don't strain it.
650612
I think it all depends on the weight of the TV. It is pretty sturdy but I would not go much past the max weight.
2180497
I have a 40" LCD on it, probably could handle 50", anything bigger and I'd worry about it's stability.
1814995
It should be okay as long as the shelf is open on both ends. You don't want to cover up the speakers on each end of the soundbar.
1788487
35lb sounds bit much for this stand. I would not recommend using it. This is designed to hold reciever and DvD players etc. It's better to call the company directly and ask them same question.
542126
I cannot give you an exsact number, however i believe they could hold 25 lb no problem. They can handle anything that forms part of your entertainment center.
985017
It is a sturdy, well build speaker. Depending on the size of the TV probably ok for up to 32", over that it would probably be unstable. I mounted my TVv with a good Sanus wall mount. They are the best around and Amazon has the best price on them.
553666
I'm also interested in knowing if anyone found an actual answer... My center channel speaker is just under 31 lbs. Has anyone mounted anything this heavy or heavier? Thanks!
2218889
I don't know the maximum weight of my equipment but I cannot put another piece of equipment on the shelves. I have my 42" TV, & center speaker on top shelf.Onkyo home theater receiver, and cable box on next shelf, 100 disk juke box and blue ray player on 3rd shelf and md player/recorder, dvd recorder/video player.on bottom shelf. It holds them sturdy. I am pleased. Again, I have all that I wanted on this stand with no shakiness or wobble.
1865650
I have a 32" flatscreen on the top, the middle holds a 5+/- lb av receiver and a middle surround speaker. I just tried sitting on the top shelf with the tv still on it and it did not seem like it would break. I am just under 200lbs. I did not put all my weight on it but enough to know it can hold about 50 lbs without worry. Id even go as far to say it holds 100lbs on the top shelf alone but you shouldn't put anything that heavy on it either way; no tv weighs that much that you wouldn't just mount to the wall. It is really unbelievably sturdy for the material and assembly. slight wobble but not fall apart wobble. you would have to try to break it in order to.
254807
That depends upon how it's attached to the wall. The bar itself will hold up to more than 350lbs. Plenty sufficient to for very obese especially if their feet are on the floor.
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.
47896
I use it with a 47" LCD TV and there does not seem to be any trouble supporting the TV. A newer LED/LCD would probably be lighter and a plasma would be heavier. Check that the dimensions of the HDTV stand will fit the riser stand (mine fit perfectly). There is no problem with the HDTV itself reaching out beyond the stand. Of course, who knows what would happen if you had a major earthquake or something but I am not worried.I assume the soundbar is not really related to the stand, you are just explaining why you want to use the stand.
1326910
I do not think this will easily support 25 pounds, it would be marginal at best and I personally would recommend against it. It is designed more for holding patch panels. You would be much better off using some sort of strong L bracket that can support weight that you could attach to.
1990892
According to the product manual, the Omnimount soundbar mount supports a maximum weight of 30lbs. Of course Sonos also makes a custom mount for their Soundbar so you should likely check that out also.
399310
I have a 55" Sharp Aquos on it and it worked out far better than I could have hoped for. The instructions say no more than a 20" TV and up to 60 pounds. I am quite certain they say that for liability reasons. My 55" is 47 pounds and it is quite sturdy on this table. My only concern would be if you have small children, or toddlers. You would better off mounting your television to the wall for their safety. My brand new 55" Television has an odd base with no swivel. Worse my sound bar was not only blocking the infrared remote, but was also blocking the bottom few inches of the screen. This table solved all my problems. I have a 55" Sharp Aquos on it and it worked out far better than I could have hoped for. The instructions say no more than a 20" TV and up to 60 pounds. I am quite certain they say that for liability reasons. My 55" is 47 pounds and it is quite sturdy on this table. My only concern would be if you have small children, or toddlers. You would better off mounting your television to the wall for their safety. My brand new 55" Television has an odd base with no swivel. Worse my sound bar was not only blocking the infrared remote, but was also blocking the bottom few inches of... » Read More I have a 55" Sharp Aquos on it and it worked out far better than I could have hoped for. The instructions say no more than a 20" TV and up to 60 pounds. I am quite certain they say that for liability reasons. My 55" is 47 pounds and it is quite sturdy on this table. My only concern would be if you have small children, or toddlers. You would better off mounting your television to the wall for their safety. My brand new 55" Television has an odd base with no swivel. Worse my sound bar was not only blocking the infrared remote, but was also blocking the bottom few inches of the screen. This table solved all my problems. « Show Less