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Yes, pretty sure. Ikea typically overdesigns and then underspecifies to cover themselves. Someone has actually experimented with detolfs and loaded the shelves with up to 70 lbs without incident:

I found a cheap custom framer in the UK. You give dimensions and pick a frame type/finish and type of glass: Custom Picture Frames - Any Size | eFRAME

No problem at all. Please feel free to share this and anything else you want to :) The recommended limit for one glass shelf is about 13 pounds of weight. I have all 3 glass shelves in the middle section so they can accommodate a considerable amount of weight.

Firstly it comes in different thicknesses. Secondly, if you think about it, anything putting pressure on it laterally is attempting to compress it. That's where plastic's true strength lies. I'm 6'4'' and weigh over 100kg and the pipe I use takes my weight as long as I'm standing on the...

Riteguytu here! :) Thanks for the complimentary comments. More info on how to build the display in the 'how to build a kickass (and cost effective)display' thread: https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/how-to-display-your-collectibles/154059-kickass-cost-effective-statue-display.html...

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Thank you! :) No, Apoxie Sculpt. Super sculpey would need heat to harden and that would destroy the ORAC cornice mouldings... Here you go...:) 'Adjustable' Stands: The Base:

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My latest endeavor, my first post and a quick tutorial... With a little innovation, 'inexpensive' can be 'effective' as well! :wink1: Larger image here(hover over image and click the magnifying glass icon):72928_PE189178_S5copy_zps1e3125b0.png Photo by riteguytu | Photobucket