Will this caddie support an 18# plant?
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I really don't think it would support anything!! It's a very cheap version. Don't waste your money.
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I am definitely not sure. It depends on the brand I assume. Mine said not over 22 pounds so it should handle an 18 pound basket.Donna
2064778
It is easily holding a large bird cage with two love birds. I would estimate 25 lbs. but I thought the weight limit was listed.
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I haven't tried one that size yet, the largest plant I tried is 14". However, the plant caddy handled it easily, if you want to try your 18" pot or basket you might want to use some other type of strap or chain with it just in case it isn't strong enough to support the weight when you water your plant. Remember, an 18" potted plant is pretty heavy when it is wet. All in all, the Plant Caddy is much stronger than it looks, and the ones I bought are still working great for me.
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Lois, I am not sure, I think the directions stated 22 pounds as the limit. I think I have one large basket that probably weighs that much and so far it is still ok. Love these things. Donna
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Check the arbor size - 5/8inch. Don't know about the size of your safety guide.
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I think that will work, not as study as V shaped supports I use for my tomatoes but taller and prettier. I am growing wisteria on it with a center fence post for added support. Hope this helps.
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I just went and got a wooden- handled garden hoe. 1" diameter. It was a very tight squeeze, but I got it in. The rack is sturdy enough if mounted properly, weight shouldn't be an issues. But if the handles are fatter than one inch, I doubt it would work for you.
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Probably not. Had a 30# plant, the hanger bent while watering. Bracket did not rip out of a cedar board, even using the small screws supplied with the product.
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It would depend on the quality of the welds in your particular stand. But I wouldn't rely on it because the table is very likely to sink where the raised edge is so whatever your 20# or more consists of is going to hit the deck. Unless your balancing skills are very good. And nothing disturbs the stand.
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I'm not certain. It works with a 13" and 15", as well as a Cabbage Patch. The granddaughter we got this highchair for doesn't have an 18" doll. It is nice and sturdy. I think you should be able to use it with an 18" doll.
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Sturart, Per your inquiry: This will easily support normal wgted hanging plants. It is very sturdy; I would just be sure to secure it with long enough screws attached to strong enough wood. Enjoy.
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Think of it as big wheel to big wheel is 24. The measurement from the handle out to the front of the caddy is 18.25. Works great
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I would not recommend a tree smaller than 20 inch diameter. This is a large stand and with an adult up that high it may be unsteady.
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the cart is rated for 150 lb, so do not try to move a potted plant that exceed the rating, also the pot diameter should not be bigger than 18 inches at the base, hope these info can be helpful to you.
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Maybe an inch or so. If the plant is heavy and/or you use this outdoors, you may want to look for something sturdier. The wheels did not hold up on mine and the bases warped.
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Yes! The caddy is quite big in general and heavy duty... not cheap and flimsy
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Dont know but this caddy is very big and it's not at all what I thought it would be. I love it and will order another one soon just to have.
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If plants are NOT too heavy, yes. It would be easier to answer if you stated size of plant/pot size???
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Yes I believe it will. I put over 18# in it and it was very stable. You cant go wrong with this at a great price.
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It could but it wouldn't be as stable as it supposed to. The design of the Golf Caddy relies on being attached to the wall for stability. If you want a shelf then I would buy a shelf.