could the cabinet frame support added weight if the sheves were swapped out for something that would hold more than 15 lbs? That's not much.
304276
We are using the cabinet as a Pantry cabinet and the can goods we have in there seem to be holding up just fine.
304277
This cabinet is my pantry, and holds everything well. No problem thinking about getting another.
359301
It is not very heavy, it might work for that application. I like the product, it protects my cabinet well.
405364
Absolutely. I have moved empty file cabinets with this. It can lift up to 150 lbs.
491125
Mine got extremely wobbly if the ground was even slightly bumpy and no matter how evenly distributed the weight was, if it was carrying more than 15 pounds it would tip over very easily. I wouldn't rely on this for anything over 10-20 pounds.
2183199
I gave it as a gift to my daughter. I don't think it's too heavy. I would put it in a lower cabinet
680211
My son puts his school backpack in it, which weighs 15 pounds, sometimes instead, he puts his trumpet case which weighs 6 pounds. We have a bungee net attached by zip ties to the metal wires so everything sits securely. The basket is mounted to a Blackburn EX-1 rear disc bike rack and it is all very solid. I think that the basket could hold more weight. The mesh wire has tiny holes so small items, such as coins wouldn't fall out of the bottom.
979309
It's a very strong, sturdy cabinet, so I don't see why it would not support the weight of a 41" flat screen. I have a 32" flat screen on mine, and the screen spans the width of the cabinet.
333106
It would hold the vise fine but I would not advise adding additional weight in work and then working. There is not enough weight in the base for stability with all the weight high.
1475977
Yes, but weight capacity would be very limited. Even if you used anchors, but if you can find toggle bolts to fit it might work.
1240936
The description states: "It features 4 open storage spaces including 2 adjustable shelves that can support up to 10 pounds and 2 lateral open spaces". I use the top on my shelve unit to display family pictures and have my TV wall mounted above them. I have my DVD player,Audio Receiver and cable DVR box inside on the shelves which probably take up all 10 lb capacity. If you absolutely need to set your set on top then you could consider putting a leg or brace in the center of the shelve unit to the floor for support. This of course defeats the idea of "wall mount" and you might as well get a cabinet.
1732026
I don't think it would be able to support the weight for long without warping the top shelf.
562836
should be no problem....mine holds a 55 in flat screen, weighs around 35 to 40 lbs. and it would still support something heavier than that. It even comes assembled, I really don't think you'll be disappointed. And besides that. it looks great !
2207023
Probably not. The brackets used to hang it on the wall probably wouldn't support much weight
2141898
Both shelves will hold that same amount of weight. I have four baskets with silverware and other kitchen utencils. This product is very well made and sturdt.
1580833
The problem isn't so much the sturdiness of the rack, but the fact that it is so lightweight. If you can place it in a cupboard where it is firmly braced on two sides, then it's OK. If you can't brace it and use it for something heavy, it tips over.
694227
This cabinet was purchased to replace broken shelved that claimed it can hold 40lbs, did not work. Used the same items on these shelves, and it worked GREAT.. So I would say 40+lbs STEADLY!
866227
Yes. I put some books and files (Almost 12 lbs) on top ths cabinet and seems to be strong enough to hold.