What is the weight capacity on your kits?
1551301
We used the standard suggested by the manufacturer - good ol' 2x4 pressure treated pine. It has exceeded our expectations as we built a fire pit area and the tables were used during that process holding large equipment/tool bins. I looked for a weight capacity and didn't find one. That could be due to people using boards other than the standard recommendation. The parts provided by the manufacturer are very sturdy. We had one picnic set a year before we purchased additional tables and benches. It held up so well we ended up with 9 or 10 surrounding the fire pit area. You might want to check with the manufacturer for their specific advice on weight capacity. Good luck! We used the standard suggested by the manufacturer - good ol' 2x4 pressure treated pine. It has exceeded our expectations as we built a fire pit area and the tables were used during that process holding large equipment/tool bins. I looked for a weight capacity and didn't find one. That could be due to people using boards other than the standard recommendation. The parts provided by the manufacturer are very sturdy. We had one picnic set a year before we purchased additional tables and benches. It held up so well we ended up with 9 or 10 surrounding the fire pit area. You might want to check... » Read More We used the standard suggested by the manufacturer - good ol' 2x4 pressure treated pine. It has exceeded our expectations as we built a fire pit area and the tables were used during that process holding large equipment/tool bins. I looked for a weight capacity and didn't find one. That could be due to people using boards other than the standard recommendation. The parts provided by the manufacturer are very sturdy. We had one picnic set a year before we purchased additional tables and benches. It held up so well we ended up with 9 or 10 surrounding the fire pit area. You might want to check with the manufacturer for their specific advice on weight capacity. Good luck! « Show Less
1551302
I don't believe that it said the capacity in weight, what I did was reinforce the seating area from underneath and limit 3 to 4 people on it at one time. It all depends how long your bench is and the wood you use.
1551303
It depends on your length most likely. Mine is only 5 feet in length. I've had three adults no problem on it.
1551304
I have honestly never tried to gauge the wieght ratio for the breaking point of a redwood or cedar 2x4. And for outdoor furniture I would recomend using one or the other of those wood types unless you want to paint every year. For the most part it has been my experiance that as the bench seat is actualy three 2x4s on a structual leg that, assembled from quality pices of wood (meaning no checked, split, or frctured knots visibly evident) will usually withstand an evenly distributed weight of 3 to 4 hundred pounds. You will note that 2x4 Basics recomends a third leg for units over eight feet in length an I would advise following their recomendation. I have honestly never tried to gauge the wieght ratio for the breaking point of a redwood or cedar 2x4. And for outdoor furniture I would recomend using one or the other of those wood types unless you want to paint every year. For the most part it has been my experiance that as the bench seat is actualy three 2x4s on a structual leg that, assembled from quality pices of wood (meaning no checked, split, or frctured knots visibly evident) will usually withstand an evenly distributed weight of 3 to 4 hundred pounds. You will note that 2x4 Basics recomends a third leg for units over eight feet... » Read More I have honestly never tried to gauge the wieght ratio for the breaking point of a redwood or cedar 2x4. And for outdoor furniture I would recomend using one or the other of those wood types unless you want to paint every year. For the most part it has been my experiance that as the bench seat is actualy three 2x4s on a structual leg that, assembled from quality pices of wood (meaning no checked, split, or frctured knots visibly evident) will usually withstand an evenly distributed weight of 3 to 4 hundred pounds. You will note that 2x4 Basics recomends a third leg for units over eight feet in length an I would advise following their recomendation. « Show Less
1551305
I had 4 sitting on the bench with no problem. I guess you could use bolts and nuts instead of screws for better strength.
591796
I wouldn't trust it with that much weight. I don't remember the spec loads but they are less than you might think, especially on the side.
733454
I use mine for a 75lb kayak and I load it with about 20lbs of gear. I can only say it holds that with NO signs of being near capacity.
2155134
The weight capacity is about 150 lbs. Let us know if you have any further questions.
2217114
5~6 lbs. the pot size is restricted so the weight will stay w/in that range. It is the easiest kit to install we luv it�
841121
We've travelled w/ 4 full size mountain bikes on it & worked well. Don't know what the weight capacity is.
1533320
I'm getting just under 4 lbs for just the router motor in the fixed base. My kit weighs 8 lbs (case, router, wrenches, and edge guide.
960240
I don't know weight capacity, but, I returned mine because it was too firm even at the lowest setting. You could feel the outline of each baffle also. I would not recommend this product.
389166
It weighs 2 to 3 lbs per kit. Just about the size & weight of a personal Bible.
2195296
The weight capacity of this tripod is 11 pounds. The mono pod that is part of this tripod also has a weight capacity of 11 pounds.
1911421
According to the manufacturer, the weight capacity is 1,800 lbs. Let us know if you have any further questions.
1509703
Not sure of the exact limit. But this weekend we had roughly 350 pounds on mine with no problems.
281360
I modified the basic kit quite a bit. I put a 10' tongue and a rack to carry a 10' kayak and a 14' canoe. The trailer pulls well at highway speeds with about 400 lbs. Recommend you remember to tighten the lugs
73063
I do not know the exact weight capacity but I can put a case of 12 glass quart water bottles and more and it is fairly light to lift. It has been very helpful.
484277
Not sure of the upper maximum, but I weigh 230 pounds and was only drafting maybe 2 inches on an 8 inch tube. So I'd guess a whole lot of weigh capacity.
1866648
My brother was able to use one of these and his weight was around 175. They are quite sturdy and heavy gauge material.
1988761
I'm not sure what the actual weight capacity is, but I often hang a heavy belt on the end peg. The rack is super sturdy and I feel you could load it up as long as it is screwed securely into something. Its an awesome rack and I later bought a second. Several people have complimented me on the rack when they've seen my closet.