Could I put a 35 pound Computer case on it without breaking?
1434619
This is a pretty sturdy piece of furniture. I probably have more than 35 pounds of magazines on it most of the time. It is a bit narrow though and may not be wide enough for your computer case. Check the dimensions on Amazon. Otherwise it is a really nice, decorative piece. I love it.
1434620
Yes, the tables are quite sturdy.Check the dimensions of your computer case to table before buying.Enjoy!
1273984
I doubt you would want to. It's quite heavy and the silver parg is made to stick to the table. Then the computer can fold flat against the table
1701516
yes, as long as you don't jostle the stand. It has a wide perch and I have had books on it that are heavier than my laptop.
851041
The machine I purchased said it could hold 350 pounds. I would not rec anything over 300.
2213123
The case itself barely weighs anything and in my opinion barely adds any weight to the computer. I have the case on mine and my computer is still lighter than other laptops that I have had.
762586
No I wouldn't use it for that. I wouldn't trust it to not break. The plastic pieces on top aren't designed to hold that much weight
1541121
No, I wouldn't put anything heavier than your keyboard on it. Mine actually arrived broken so, apparently, shipping was too much for it.
472202
No. Impossible. I doubt it would survive much moving around even if you kept it assembled. Good only for light storage that doesn't have to move. I use mine for office supplies in the closet
637708
Yes, that should be fine. Especially if you have stuff in it. If not, then it won't topple, but it might budge.
143643
No. The base is larger than the actual case, unless you cut down the base. Even then, I doubt that I would trust the case to carry that much weight on its sides, because the shelves sit on pins and probably wouldn't distribute the weight properly.
177446
It is not that strong. I think if you bent over, it could break. It works great as a stand for it on the desk. Hope that helps.
923638
It's pretty sturdy, but I don't think it'll handle any weight, especially for any period if time. If you're familiar with Pelican and Hardigg cases, those are a LOT thicker and would probably be s better call.
1716360
I wouldn't recommend doing that. It will withstand the weight but it won't be stable (unless the laptop screen is closed).
209960
Not really sure. The top seems sturdy enough, but the legs might be a little weak for that much weight. Bear in mind that its designed for a computer.
2100446
I have about 20 pounds worth of electronics and books and it handles that weight fine. I think it would handle 30 pounds just fine as well.
2087036
Most anything can break if it lands just right. This case is rubber and can help but not prevent. I dropped mine 4 times in this case and it never broke. But maybe the 5th time it would have. Good luck
791797
The hinges themselves will actually carry a tremendous amount of weight--far more than the 300 lbs. they advertise. The weak link is whether or not the book case itself will handle the additional load without sagging or racking, assuming the hinge fasteners don't pull out. Three hundred lbs. is pushing the limit without doing some engineering. Keep heaviest object close to the hinge side. Mix in some fake books to keep weight down. Employ a roller wheel if you have the ingenuity.