How much weight can be placed atop this carrier? (topbox + items inside it?)
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It is only rated for 15 lbs . But like every thing else that's just so you don't put a passenger on it.
1199669
Mine was loaded. I padded the top and then added the carrier. We filled it. About 14 cubic feet and over 140 pounds. It held without so much as a wimperm. And no noise with the wind.
702638
When it was shipped, the total weight that UPS marked on the box is 16 lbs. in the box. I will say it is heavy (as in Quality) and I would not be able to lift it to store on a high shelf. It is not so heavy as to make it unwieldy however. Just a bit awkward. It is 24 x 20 inches and does not happen to fit on my island counter (my counter is a more narrow one meant to be a sitting area for people on stools. I put it on the cabinet counter instead and was very happy to have it. If I had more room and gave bigger parties, I would buy another one in a heartbeat!
1892944
My top loading carrier is very small. I fit comfortably my 7 lb cat, but I believe you could safely carry a 10lb docile cat.
402757
My guess would be 90 - 110lbs. It's not light. Also, once you unpack it, it rapidly expands and it will NEVER go into a box again.
1312291
The assembly manual says it is rated to carry 50 lbs on the bottom shelf, 30 lbs on the second-bottom shelf, 40 lbs on the third-bottom shelf (the one which marks the division in the bookcase), and 30 lbs on the remaining two shelves above it. The very top is not rated to carry any load, though in my experience you can at least set a few small, lightweight things on top with no issues.
2037424
I wouldn't put anything heavy (books, electronics, donkeys, etc) on it...it's fabric and the attachments are little plastic pieces. Buy a shelf. Otherwise this is a solid piece.
158752
Possibly! If the bottom one is loaded such that zippered top is flat, then maybe could stack a second on top; however you will need some form of vertical stabilizer secured to the metal carrier to keep the upper unit from vibrating/sliding off. Keep in mind the carrier weight limit.
765382
If it's light like up to 10 Lbs it will be fine, but the side doors can be removed to haul larger cargo. You can also place some large light (10-15 lbs) objects on the top lid if necessary.
554710
The box, which I still happen to have, does not have a weight limit on it. I am not a light weight and it is fine. At least 200 pounds is okay. Hope this helps
1715571
I would add extra padding on top and bottom, perhaps bubble wrap. I would assume other things would be stacked on this, assuming it lays flat.
661173
It's not meant to hold that much, but I will say that IMHO, I believe it COULD hold that much. It is a very sturdy carrier -- I have been very impressed so far. Having said that, my dog is only 10 pounds, but there is plenty of room in there so I often carry extra clothing, a lunch, an extra water bottle, etc. I've had no problems whatsoever. Knock on wood.
1169743
I am not sure on weight, I can tell you that it is a very sturdy system. What are you looking to store on it?
811179
We put our two littles, 8lbs & 15lbs in our carrier, but that is no where near your 100lbs! It is quite sturdy. I just couldn't tell you if it would hold up with 100lbs! Sorry...
2154013
I would put a wood bottom inside the dolly then put the dog crate on top. That way you could anchor the crate to the dolly if need be. The weight should not be a problem.
787036
That weight is for the stroller only. The bassinet and seat are not light and my recollection is that each item is boxed separately.
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Most definitely! I think it stated that the top can hold 75lbs and inside can hold 55. I was so surprised by how heavy this piece was. great deal.