How much weight will the cart withstand?
274376
The cart is pretty sturdy. I use it under my teacher's desk at school. The compartment is filled with binders and folders and some materials on the bottom shelf.
274377
The frame is square tubing, very sturdy. The box is heavy molded plastic and should suport all you can cram into it with no problem.
274378
As much as can fit in a plastic tub. Just make sure you have all the nuts and bolts tighten well and it wont be a problem
274379
I have mine crammed full of binders. I feel the frame is sturdy enough to hold whatever you can fill the cart with. In addition, my 30 pound furball sits on it when it's closed without any issues.
274380
My cart is totally full of pendaflexes, folders and paper, plus I am guilty of stacking items on top of it temporarily, such as books, my laptop, or such. Supporting the weight has been no problem. It is quite sturdy.
602292
Yes, this would be sturdy enough. It's much more heavy duty than similar carts like this.
1325349
The liner does not take the weight because it is supported by the cart. It depends on the cart you have...
995020
Yes this is definitely sturdy....you should not have a problem. This is a very sturdy, good quality cart!
1695260
I don't have the cart with me, it's at our vacation home, but I can tell you it holds 2 large green garbage bags full with minimal over flow of the cart. I would estimate the weight of the bags at about 20 to 25 lbs.
2236855
The cart is certainly more than adequate enough for a printer.I have had mine for several years and store quite a few of my small appliances on it and I have not had a problem with the cart.
1923676
Definitely not sturdy enough for that. It's a very simple tool cart, not really "industrial".
1625000
I can't give specifics as I haven't tested it to failure, but I have placed over 50 poounds of stuff on the bottom with no ill effects. The whole cart is very sturdy. The assembly directions were quite easy to follow as each piece has a letter and/or number associated with it.
850311
"I am looking to use this to wheel items to and from a car . . . Why do y think the wheels will hold up?" I don't know about the wheels holding up, I pushed this cart with about 10 lbs of stuff on it and since it was a smooth floor, nothing fell down and it was easy to push. If the area between your car and where you're loading the stuff from has small rocks/gravel, then I don't think there'll be stable enough to support the cart and it will tip over.
184305
It is sturdy enough but the case of water would probably not site flat in the cart. You would likely have to stand the case of water on its side. Should be fine though.
1214259
Based on the cart's approximate displacement (surface area (11 SF) x side ht (1.25 LF) x Wt of Water (64 Lb/CFt ) the cart should carry around 800 Lbs before taking on water, so 50 lbs shouldn't be a problem at all, unless you get in heavy seas! I can't get to the cart at the present time to measure all dimensions (listed dimensions aren't sufficient for determination of displacement), but that being said, the 800 lb number is probably a tad low, since I was purposely conservative. Good Luck with the boating excursion.
1103811
this is a great cart... had many before and they fell apart w/ min. weight. i can put over 100lbs. in this and it still moves like a feather. def. get this. you will not be sorry...zack
838327
I do not know the exact weight limit, but we have a very heavy load on the cart and it never bows or strains. Very nice wheels. Rolls easily and silently on concrete.
1514235
Don't know how many lbs it will hold, but It is extremely sturdy! I love mine, I looked at hundreds of carts before buying, and I'm very happy with this one.
2268287
I don't know in pounds but it handled my full set of clubs fine from a weight perspective. However, it is a very small cart so the wheels are not very far apart which makes the cart prone to falling over easily.
781840
The hub is 1" maximum and these are strictly decorative, if you are using 4 of them for the cart they may support a couple hundred pounds but only if the cart stays stationary most of the time. If you plan to wheel it around much I would say look for something with more of a steel hub.
635301
it's a very sturdy cart. solid wood, well built. I can't imagine it falling apart very easily.