How much weight will the pole hold? We have a large wind chime that weighs about 35-40 lbs. it topples most poles.
1985057
I am not sure of the total weight, but I have 2 hanging planters and 2 large bird feeders on mine and it doesn't move at all. Add to that all the birds and or squirrels and I am sure you're wind chime will be ok as long as you balance it out on the other hooks. If you do not have a counterweight any hook would topple.
807639
Not sure of true weight. Obviously not 1 pound. My patio gets toms of wind. It doesn't move. They also come with clips to hold together. Very sturdy product.
2014823
Not much - maybe 5lbs - you add the sand for the weight - which honestly isn't an easy task. It is a cute addition to my yard - but does not hold an umbrella in the wind or straight up like it shows without some help (we used chopsticks).
196722
Probably fifty or sixty pounds. Unless you have a really bad windstorm, you shouldn't have to worry.
1792711
The pole is not solid. It fits into a sleeve you set into the soil and turns/spins freely within that metal sleeve. If the wind blows with cloths on it, it should spin around. Look on YouTube for videos too! We are not gentle people, but only use this seasonally at a lake cabin. It holds a lot of clothes and is very easy to install, use and we lift out a store away in the snowy winters. Put a cap over hole of the sleeve. All included. A cover too.
2126078
How much does it weigh? If you spread the weight out with a wire then it might hold a 10lb item.
692295
Not as much as I tried to hang on it...had it pretty full and thought all was good until I came back down to the basement later in the day and it had fallen over and one of the poles bent :( (sorry for the somewhat tongue-in-cheek answer...I don't know exact pounds...I had pants and suits hanging in it. It wasn't bursting at the seams, but was relatively full.)
1686508
Hi, Patricia. I myself weigh 164lbs I'm not big guy. This is a very well made hamick the poles r pretty solid. This hamick set should hold at least 300lbs. I love it it great it will be a year for me this summer of having this hamick. Good luck! And I'm sure u will enjoy it.
2263812
We put ours up a couple of months ago, so I hope I remember these numbers correctly. It weighed somewhere around 11-15 lbs, but was of course asking for a fan fixture rated for much more - 50 lbs or even 75 lbs.
1156899
It can definitely accommodate wind chimes, but I'm not sure how you'd mount it to a deck. The bottom steaks will get in the way. I guess you could cut them off, and zip tie the pole to a deck, or mount it with brackets.
340989
This chiminea is really solid. We have had pretty strong winds come thru with storms and it never moved. We keep ours on our back deck on the mat. I researched these a lot before purchasing this one. Very heavy. I would recommend it. It's a little more expensive but as they say, "you get what you pay for."
562229
nearly 300lbs... and its a built in unit so the wind would have to be strong enough to move entire island. If that wind comes the lest thing on your mind would be the grill :)
1938086
According to the description, The poles weigh 2 pounds. I believe it. Weight is not an issue.
1757242
The weight is 6.45 lbs and pole diameter at microphone's end is 5/8 inches and base end is 7/8 inches.
121099
I would say it's heavy enough to not blow over. I use it down at the beach, which can be windy, and it works fine on my porch. It's also very stable. I'm not great at figuring weights, but I would think it weighs more than 10 lbs.
1983742
I haven't weighed it, but you will break your umbrella before this base budges an inch. It won't move even if the umbrella was open in a hurricane. It's heavy!
421072
The base is colored bronze, the weight I would guess is about ten pounds..I used it for most of this past summer and had no problems whatsoever with it. It held up in the worst of wind and rain storms with no damage. Thanks