Anyone have experience with wall mounting a table?

TT wall shelf is the only way to go IMO (suspended TT or not). The only caveat is make sure the wall is solid! Generally,masonry walls are better than 2x4stud-and-drywall walls. Outside walls (even if they're stud walls) are better than interior partition walls. If you have to put it on a big expansive 2x4 interior stud wall (prone to vibration but still better than a joisted floor!) try and find a spot where there is another wall tee-ing into it from the other side, or mount the shelf within 4 feet of a corner if possible.

I've got a VPI Scoutmaster on the top shelf of a Target VW-2 (along with a 60 lb slab of granite replacing the MDF shelf), and a phonostage on the bottom shelf. When I first installed it (into the studs in the wall), I kept a carpenter's level on the shelf, just to make sure I would notice any subtle sagging if it occurred. It's been over a year now, and it hasn't moved. Wall mounting is much better than joisted floors. I used to have to tiptoe around the rack when it was on the floor. Now I can jump up and down and the turntable is rock steady.


Nsgarch has good advice re using an exterior wall (or a load-bearing interior wall).