How much lumber can this hold?, 10 pc 16 ft 2x8 for example?
1537052
It is very strong. I think you would be ok with that amount. For example I loaded 10 green four to six inch diameter twelve foot poles on my Chev Silverado 1500 by putting the butts on the bed against the tailgate and propping the poles up over the cab on the Backrack. I was more concerned about the truck than I was about the rack. Hope that helps.
1810355
That is correct. I used 2x6 lumber with joists at 12" because I have a lot of heavy equipment in there. Very pleased with the shed 1 year later
299456
Honestly, I have no idea. How much weight do you need it to hold? It's fairly compact at just 10" across, but it is sturdy. I suggest emailing the manufacturer to get an answer to your question.
1503213
Not sure of the capacity. I am using on a double width dresser drawer. Probably 30 - 40 pounds and no issues
2077020
Plenty, don't worry about it unless you want to place a 10 ton truck on it. It will support as many people as can fit.
76059
It should be fine for that application. I use it mostly for vinyl banners that together weigh a pound or two. I wouldn't suggest more than 10 pounds though.
2136856
I believe it has a capacity of 10 lbs per square foot. The instruction manual has the specs, but I don't have it anymore, so I'm going by my memory.
1032850
You will need (54) 2X2X8's (actual size though are 1.5X1.5X8' - found at any local lumberyard) Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks. ezframeup
1132919
I have 2 hinges supporting a 48 x 40 inches of 3/4inch thick plywood, don't know how much it weighs but its not light. It handles if fine, very sturdy.
46070
That should work perfect. Mount the 2X8 securely to the house and the brackets for the awning will fit exactly on that size lumber.
520003
It all depends. The shelves are fairly thick and I would say that you would be safe with 25-30 lbs evenly distributed across the whole shelf. It may hold more, but remember you are dealing with particle board material and it may sag eventually.
1120954
You could absolutely use a 16" board with these brackets. I forget what size board I used but I know it had a few inches overhang.
158450
I have my bx8a monitors holding just fine. Those are 12x10x15 in. and 26.4lbs. You'll be good.
1364596
I built a 3 ft x 6 ft work bench and used 2 of these to hold up up my table saw. I have cut 4x8 sheets of plywood and had no problems.
1731427
It's wooden, but it's design prohibits too much weight. That being said, I think it could handle 20-30 pounds without a problem, but I wouldn't stand on it if I didn't have to.
129721
It would hold any standard PC. Unless you are using it for something else, then 10-15lbs.
904197
Using 12 inches of lumber would leave very little (if any) steel at the bottom for anchoring into the ground. If that's not a concern for you, then yes, I think you could stack the boards. You will need to use plenty of screws to make sure it all stays together solidly.