I have a magnifying lighted mirror that is about 16 inches tall. Do you think it would be study enough to hold that on the top shelf?
1442629
I have a plant on the top shelf of mine. The entire 4 tier shelf is very sturdy. I am extremely pleased with mine.
1442630
I did not use all four tables. I took a row out. Mine seem sturdy enough at least for the three. Sorry I could not be of more help. I like them though . They work pretty well.
1442631
Yes, it will definitely hold your mirror. The unit is very sturdy and easy to assemble. It seems to be of good quality and well made. I ordered two of them and they were both perfect. I put them together in about 30 minutes.
1442632
I'm in the process of returning the thing. It's garbage. Pieces were broken when I got it, and not even all the parts were included as detailed by the little "this is what's included" pamphlet.
1442633
Mine is very sturdy and should easily accommodate your mirror. Mine arrived fully intact and went together easily. We are very pleased with it.
411855
I believe it will be sufficient. The light has four modes and each mode has 5 brightness settings So if you keep it on "reading" mode and with a #5 brightness that should do it. However if you are doing very tiny & close up work or have poor vision you might want to consider getting a magnifier workbench lamp with a clamp.
1990360
If it were against a wall, perhaps. It's not so much a matter of 'sturdy' as the tall height for a relatively narrow base. I think it could hold the weight but might tip. I suspect their bookcase might be a better choice, I also have one of those and it's been perfect.
1379339
I think it would. Because u can leave some shelves out. That is what we did for my mother in law. Some of the shot glasses she has are taller.
862490
As long as the dimensions are the same, don't see why not. Make sure you have the clearance with the height, the shelf might take up an extra bit.
1704835
I would say yes it would. Make sure you get one that is made for the weight of the mirror.
1809411
I doubt it,mine is attached to a table top...the lamp might be awkward and heavy for floor standing.
351123
Ours holds a lot of text books and those are heavy, so it would depend on the weight of the tv. The shelves are propped up by pegs, ours have lasted, but I can't vouch for another shelf. Also, you need to have more weight on the bottom than on the top to stabilize the shelf. Hope this is helpful :-)
482600
I gave the globe to my grandsons for Christmas. It is wonderful, sturdy, beautiful when lit and well loved, but I don't think it would fit in your 16" shelves. Sorry!
1788489
I'm sure the top shelf would hold it however, it is not designed to hold a TV. This is a component rack, not a TV Stand. I have not tried what you are asking but, would advise against it and get a TV Stand/entertainment center.
1434822
Probably would. You can always put your larger jars on the top shelf. I holds 4 bottles.
155481
No it wont look good hence the word "book shelf" buy a "tv stand" usually you can find ones that say how much weight they can with stand.
1476387
Hi, width wise it'd be fine, but depth on shelf is 16 inches. Therefore, it will not be a good fit.
2012296
The magnifier must be held few inches above the book. I assume that this would be awkward for prolonged reading.
15433
Length wise you would be okay, but the width of the cube is one eighth of an inch too short to accommodate a 12X12 mirror. Sorry. Hope that helps. T
1241879
I don't think so. My husband put it together but it for sure has assigned holes. You probably could if you are willing to experiment and drill you own holes. The center vertical beam is offset, not sure how that will conform to a mirror image...Also balance is key. When I was placing things on the shelves, I had to be weight conscious. On carpet, it leans.
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Hard to say. Might be too top heavy. Maybe if you put books on bottom shelf.