I want to set up a line between my kitchen window & my kids' treehouse Will two of these be strong enough to send them snacks & drinks in a basket?
1548310
They are quite strong, all metal. But be sure to get a good quality clothes line . You need to order 2 as this is a singleton
1548311
Very likely yes. Break strength of the rope is more of a factor; spring for the heavier duty clothesline.
1548312
As long as you anchor it well it should work fine. Well contrasted piece could probably handle say 10 to 15 lbs easy (just not children themselves)
939986
I would compare these to the thickness of the cardboard on a cereal box. Yes it could work for that.
1264304
I use mine in the garage for extra space for groceries. I have not had any problems. They are very strong.
646722
They are really strong but as most things will tell you and the previous reviewer can attest to they are fragile. If they're not going to be hit directly they definitely would suit your purpose. They don't FEEL fragile but if you let them even into each other they can break.
67362
You will need to set the height, which is easy to do. It should do just fine picking them up.
1379092
Yes if you apply pressure to one side or the other you will get more than 2" I don't think you will find a " basket " with a single point that will not give. It's impossible for the price.
2153463
I say it is strong enough. But, since you're a bit worried. You are better off reinforce it use some packaging tapes.
1187311
I use 2 to old heavy large lighted Christmas wreath on second story. Not sure if it the siding can handle weight of mailbox and a lot of magazines.
1049084
I would say it would definitely be strong enough. Fill the planters and them remove them to another location. Bottom can be used for storing other empty pots. For the money, it is a good value for novice gardener.
1042398
I would get a stronger box for dishes. I used these for non-breakable things.
1020444
that is correct but it is pretty strong. caught my 4yr laying in it and its still together. if they spill anything in it the cardboard will start pelling though!
476776
I would say no. They are small, for cabinet doors ...don't think they would be strong enough
2045649
Yes, as long as the basket isn't too full. I can grasp both handles with one hand and lug it to the laundry room. The sides collapse some at the top if you don't have it overstuffed. Hope this helps!
376340
Definitely. I've carried four twelve-packs of soda (the long ones) before. The issue will be how strong your carrier rack is -- the vertical struts might bend. But the baskets themselves are very, very strong.
1718442
I think they would be strong enough, but they may be too long. There were some shorter ones listed when I ordered these.
914040
I don't think it would work with these because they are not flexible enough for that to work and not very sturdy either. I think they would split apart. You could probably get thin strips of wood at a home improvement store (Home Depot, Menards, etc.) and something to joint it together or maybe small plastic pipe would work. Explain your project to the store and they could probably come up with a good solution..Good luck with your project.
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Heavy duty zip ties would work...just use a lot of them to make sure it is secure. I used the hardware that came with the basket, but I still added a few zip ties for extra stability.