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TV unit maximum weight
I am looking for a long tv unit that I can put my tv and fish tank on.
I think the weights are approx 40-50kg and 70-80 kg respectively. I have found one particular item I like: http://dwell.co.uk/product.php?prod=102414 However, the total weight is over the maximum load advertised. Aside from the water/electricity danger (which I will be extra careful about) is it ok to have my items 'slightly' over the maximum load? |
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TV unit maximum weight
On 2008-05-18 23:09:04 +0100, AmyGG said:
I am looking for a long tv unit that I can put my tv and fish tank on. I think the weights are approx 40-50kg and 70-80 kg respectively. I have found one particular item I like: http://dwell.co.uk/product.php?prod=102414 However, the total weight is over the maximum load advertised. Aside from the water/electricity danger (which I will be extra careful about) is it ok to have my items 'slightly' over the maximum load? This isn't slightly over the 100kg limit of the TV bench - 130kg is quite a bit over. Ask the manufacturer and see whether they say that it's OK to exceed their specification. Write to your home contents insurer and ask them for confirmation as well. |
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