Is this heavy enough to support Hakko 503F Iron? Or is this easy to tip over?
855814
I think yes. I have 60 watt soldering iron and I'm quite pleased with this holder.
855815
I'm not familiar with Hakko iron, but mine is a small 30 watt pencil iron. If you have an expensive iron you likely have a soldering station anyway. If in doubt fill the underside with magnets enough to hold it down. Use your ingenuity. This is a simple but effective and sturdy holder. Did I mention economic?
855816
The holder is of very poor quality. Even if you bent up to reduce the tendency for it to droop, any iron will make it sag. The heavier the iron, the worse it will be. Save your money and buy something else.
653994
It is very sturdy if the legs are properly snapped into position. I use it for a sewing machine which weighs about 12 - 15 lbs. but think it would hold 50 lbs easily.
393840
No it does not tip over easily. It has a wide base on it and the whole kitchen it self has some weight to it, making it stable. My 3 year old grand daughter loves hers and we have not had any trouble with it. It is a good buy.
437548
It is really heavy so as long as it is placed on a stable hard surface it should be quite stable. I am really pleased with it and ours does not seem tippy at all.
2104691
I honestly don't know but as stable and heavy as it is it would take a lot to tip it over.
1753768
This is a very sturdy rack. It is designed for hats on top, and coats on the lowest pegs. There are only 4 coat pegs, but each is long enough to double-up. If you go higher, just even out the load. The base is wide and heavy, so tipping should not be a problem.
1602209
Ours is on an upper deck which has indoor/outdoor carpet on it and it is very stable. If you have a thick pad under your carpet it may have a slight spongy feel but I would not think you would have a problem with it tipping over. It does have rollers so you can take it in the kitchen or anywhere with a solid surface. The sports club I attend has theirs on a thicker carpet than ours and they are stable. The machine is very nice and easy to put together in about 15 minutes.
1692934
Well, it depends. You can install it into studs (which is recommended), but it really isn't built for that and I would not recommend it. Structurally it would tolerate maybe 30 pounds for a fair amount of time (an extremely non-educated guess), but it's just NOT intended for this use. If I were doing cast iron, I would use individual, stylish chains with hooks suspended so that each item ended up fairly parallel at the bottom with the others and spaced nice and proportionately. Hope this helps.
2113204
It's very solid wrought iron, I suspect it would hold well over 100 lbs although it's likely that the screws would pull out of the wood. I have it on a tree suspending a large 3-tube bird feeder
1340075
it would easily handle the weight. however you need to make sure there is no chance of it tipping.
177847
Our grandson is a big boy and we've have had no problems with tipping. It is very sturdy and we are happy with the product.
1358517
why yes it is... I love this ironing board, it is wider than the usual... It is heavy, but that keeps it from tipping over. Love mine
1168828
I'm pretty heavy handed and I found it to be very stable. I don't believe you would be disappointed with this purchase.
2273889
It is very sturdy and won't tip. It has a five prong/leg base which keeps it very stable.
610082
mine has never tipped over and I don't think it would as it's well balanced -whether I put one pair of wet jeans on it or several. I'm glad that I finally bought it as I used to have to find spots to hang my things.
48565
It's stable. We load it up with heavy winter costs, and it doesn't tip, but the poles themselves are not solid- they're lightweight.
575471
you just have to set it up right so its not to heavy on one side of it.it its to heavy one one side it will tip over a bit