Do they support heavy weight like church benches? Do both parts come together, leveling feet with the t nut?
867261
They are very heavy duty....I don't see why they wouldn't work for something like a church bench.
1902374
I have used them to support a hide-abed sofa, our queen-side wood bed, etc. Knowing the weight of a slate pool table, I sincerely doubt it would support it.
2210555
Base is moderately heavy and well constructed. You will not have any problems with the base construction , especially because Amazon stands behind all of its products.
351471
No not at all the base is very solid and the feet are spread apart pretty wide.
213494
They come assembled. The trays are heavy enough that they are not wobbley. I don't know the weight, but they are sturdy.
1991435
I'm using them as a support for a shelf over my fire place and not putting anything more than knick knacks on it. I wouldn't put anything heavier than that and a few books. Call it 20 pound load at most.
348347
I think this supports quite a lot of weight. I believe that it tells you that in the description. It does come with a shelf at the bottom, too. The bottom shelf would not hold as much as the top. However, as the other reviewers have stated, it is a solid stainless steel table and would hold quite a lot of weight!
428470
They do not. However these racks aren't flimsy. Heavy duty. When loaded they don't go anywhere unless moved in which case they move very smooth.
2189197
legs screw right in, so don't anticipate instability issues. They are solid wood, not spindly and definitely will not warp.
1387551
The legs curve down from the back of the bench and end in 'posts'. I can't imagine them being bolted down. The only way the bench might be anchored would be with a bicycle chain wrapped around one or more of the legs--but bolts? No.
2040318
Yes. The legs and the adjusting the shelves. Make sure you have someone who can help u however. It is a bit heavy.
42605
You will get 2 end pieces and a bag of screws...i just built an 8 foot bench i will tell you if you are less than 100 lbs it works but our family is normal sized and i had to order a second set and space them at 32 inches apart for support. I sanded and then stained and finally sealed the boards before i put it together. It will now last a lifetime. You can also write the date and dedication on the back before you seal it so the rest of the family will know who built it and when.
2053091
I think they are. It's a pretty solid piece of steel. I think if I were to prop both ends up and hang from under it it could support more than my weight and I weigh about 190lbs.
1906387
I've used them (2 high) to prop up an old wooden desk for my husband who is in a wheelchair. They're strong enough to support solid wood for him to get his knees under.
1725441
I agree with Bruce. They are fairly sturdy, if you lay them flat they are more rigid...I would say if the weight is distributed evenly and no sharp indentations are made, they could probably support 20-30 lbs each without being damaged.
972859
The uprights are moulded to accept a second shelf as shown in the photos. The bench is quite solid with only the top and bottom plywood pieces installed. The middle shelf as shown would increase stability even more. There is no provision for an additional shelf.
1623952
Yes. The one I bought was put on a pulpit in church, and it has been rock steady in a horizontal position for 6 months.