wht weight can they hold
190889
I have very large pots on these stands, and they are also saturated often. These are very durable stands, and I have no indication that they will break. I think you will be pleasently surprised.
190890
I have a large (about a gallon size) plant in a ceramic vase that I keep saturated with water and it does not seem to affect the stand at all. They are pretty sturdy, I love them. I'm a big gal and I bet I could stand on one of them without any problems. You won't be disappointed.
190891
The 3 larger stands, I have pots that don't weigh that much, but one is a good size. However, the smallest stand I'm using under my large, very heavy strawberry pot! I think the larger stands would be able to hold very large ceramic pots with no problem.
340952
I don't know. I put about 3 lbs on it and it held fine. They're are really sturdy and strong so I would think 6-7 lbs would be ok too.
1196164
Yes they will hold upto 200lbs per hang ring (total 400lbs) per set from what I have read. I have them supporting a trapeze bar from the ceiling.
2082592
Not sure but I hope they can support as much weight as they weigh. These things are very heavy!! The seats are a spacious 20" x 20" !!
20987
I am not sure but they are so strong that it is a problem putting too much weight in them and then you can't pick them up. I have packed several boxes with about 150 pounds or more and they are secure. I have learned my lesson though and will pack lighter things in them in the future so I can move them. If someone else is moving them I think they are really strong and can hold up well. Hope that helps!
184726
They're sturdy but don't weight much at all. 2 pounds max is what I'm thinking.
1263528
I am not sure of the weight limit, but I have a very heavy light string hanging from 4 hooks, and they hold quite nicely.
1648394
I am not sure of exact weight capacity, but I can say they are very sturdy and that I sat on them when I weighed 225 lbs (lost 50 lbs since), and they easily supported that weight.
714002
These chairs are heavy, stable, and strong. I don't know how much weight they can hold but my father who weighs #250 sat in my chair for over an hour with no problems. Hope this info helps.
798074
Each can hold up to 20lbs. Yes, you can make them sturdy by pushing the clip all the way in.
1406571
The bars will handle the weight (up to 220 lbs). They may not be tall enough for some of your exercises, though. They are 5" tall.
1459938
They are good to 8 lbs. The larger the disk the more weight it can support.
1474262
Each will hold 6 lb in ideal condition. if you space them out you should be able to hold about 20lb with 4. In vertical position, it depends on the fiction from the surface. it typically need much less force to hold 10Lb. Hope this helps.
594179
The longer ones (and "heavy duty" ones) can hold more weight, but even the smallest 48" length can hold at least 100 pounds. They're very durable.
1892235
They were built to hold 1000 pounds each. I don't know how true that is but I can promise you that they'll hold a lot more weight than you can possibly handle.
245557
We use them for a leaf that we have for our Kitchen Island. They seem to be pretty strong..I would think about a 100 pounds or more.
542126
I cannot give you an exsact number, however i believe they could hold 25 lb no problem. They can handle anything that forms part of your entertainment center.