Anyone try Boltz TV cart/stands?

I'm thinking about buying one but I can't find any reviews.

Mobile Flat Panel TV Cart for 50" - 72" Flat Panel Screens | Boltz Steel Furniture

I'd like that it appears that it could hold my Paradigm CC-590v4 center speaker and that I could move it a bit to get to the wires when I need too.

Anyone have one?

 

I have the Boltz 3 shelf LP holder that also serves as my equipment stand, Lp's on the bottom shelf, couple of box sets of cd's and a cd player/amp on the middle shelf and small bookshelf speakers on top with plenty of room between for another component when it arrives. Not the same set up you're looking at but I definitely give a thumbs up to the company and unit I'm using.

 

If I were single and lived in a converted factory loft I’d have Boltz furniture. The WAF is basically zero.

 

I wish they made speaker stands; I may reach out to them.

 

I have a boltz cd rack that I bought about 20 years ago. It is very solid but because it is steel and Michigan is humid in the summers it has started to rust. You probably won’t have that problem in San Diego but it’s something to be aware of.

 

I have three of the 4 shelf units. They are solid and indestructible. They are also a bit overpriced, but I live in earthquake country and have little fear that the shelves will collapse when a big one hits. All of my records might fall out off the shelves, but the shelves will stand. I haven't experienced rust, but I don't live in a super humid area.

 

Interesting that your rack is rusting. I have a few different Boltz racks around the house and I haven't noticed any rust. I have had most of the racks for over 16 years. I live in Boston MA, and it gets real humid here during the summers.

 

I had two of the freestanding CD racks years ago. Very well made product. Last year I visited my brother where he still has one of the old CD racks and there was some light rust on it, so yeah, I would agree with this. I should mention these were purchased in the late 90s, not sure if they make them differently now to counteract rust more.

 

All of my Boltz units were bought within the last six years and are all powder coated. Not sure whether that treatment is new, however.

 

The old ones had some kind of paint on them - no idea if the type of paint has changed though - you'd have to ask the company.

 

I have the infinitely expandable CD racks which I have been using for over 10 years. Mine are attached directly to the wall and they are quite solid! You could probably climb them, if you wanted to. Mine are black powder coated and have no rust that I can see.

I took this picture right before I disassembled them as we are remodeling this room. I probably won't put them back as I'd like to find a storage solution a little less "visible" from now on.

 

I have two CD racks from Boltz and the quality has been quite good. No rusting on ours. They seem to have some sort of clearcoat on them.

 

My oldest stand is about 18 years old and it has the anthracite metallic finish. That finish did develop some stains on the shelf top surface but not the sides and no rust. My cd racks the have the anthracite metallic finish are stain and rust free. The flat black power coat finish on my other stands has no stains or rust.

 

Yes the stands are coated with a finish the seals the steel and keeps oxidation out. I'm think perhaps people with rust scratched or wore the finish so that the humid air could affect the steel.

 

Not true. I have three CD units (like Eigenvector’s above units), two DVD units (used for blu-rays and box sets, same height and width as the CD units), and a four shelf high LP unit (used for LP’s and box sets) and my wife loves all of them.