Would this work as a kitchen cabinet? How much weight would it support in canned goods?
853701
I think it just might work well for kitchen items. The shelves appear quite sturdy. Also good for small box items.
853702
I'm sure it would the lock is junk though my 3 year old gave it a good yank and I busted the day I got it. It seems sturdy though. We had to anchor it to the wall but it is sitting on carpet. Hope that helps
1215671
Yes, I use mine for canned goods, but it would work for soda cans also. I can fit Campbell soup cans, vegetable cans, but not the larger Progresso cans, at least they will not roll to the lower level. Condensed milk cans also fit, but sometime fall off the runners. I LOVE MINE!!!
1264306
I have five full paint cans on mine and it seems to be able to comfortably handle the load. The cans have been there for six months and it is bowing a little bit now, but only about a half an inch or so. Hope that helps! These shelves are great and could probably handle a couple hundred pounds if you needed it to.
1332022
Description states "Shelves will hold up to 50 pounds." I believe that is for each shelf--as this item is made of iron. So a KitchenAid Mixer should be fine. Hope that helps.
1134209
Yes, I believe it would. If it can handle large cookie sheets and muffin tins it should also hold platters.....of course, depending on their size. I found it important that the organizer not be a lot narrower than the width of the cabinet.....the sides of the cabinet help to hold everything in place.
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.
290090
It would not be a good idea to use this as a TV stand. the Cabinet is not solid enough to carry extra weight and it may fell over. My personal opinion.
1575618
The weight capacity of the unit is 600 lbs, so depending on how many shelves you have installed you can estimate the capacity. I can tell you that I have two of these units in my garage and have never had a problem with sagging shelves or overweight issues. I use for automotive and household supplies, paint cans, etc. keeping heavier cans on lower shelves. I find them very useful storage units and like that I can lock up spray cans with harmful chemicals and keep away from children.
595753
I have the same shelves built Ionto my two-tier clothes rack (which is FULL). My shelves are holding shoes, jeans, shirts, and boxes of stuff. They can take quite a bit of weight but probably not for pantry use if needed for canned goods.
1872103
I think it would work very well for that. It seems very sturdy (granted mine isn't loaded down with heavy cans). I have been pleased with mine.
1215670
The cans need go be basically the same height as a soda can. If the can is slightly larger or mallee in circumference it would probably hold the cans just fine. I imagine that unless you have a lot of cans that are the same item that this rack might be impractical. If it is full there would be many cans that you could not see. It's great for holding cans that are identical!
359301
It is not very heavy, it might work for that application. I like the product, it protects my cabinet well.
309557
I think it would take a lot of weight to make it actually collapse. But it does wobble some (it has significant flex). It would be fine for cereal boxes, crackers and such. But you would probably want to go light on canned goods and drinks.
480946
The cabinet has the room to store pots and pans. I'm not sure if the bottom of the cabinet would hold a lot of weight.
1133197
Probably but not sure how stable that would be pulling in and out--would depend on what you have on it I guess--I have cans of vegetables stacked two high on each shelf.
1916698
Nope, it is not sturdy at all. I got it and it broke even with only very light things in it. Canned things were much too heavy for this piece of crap.
2000778
It should be okay. I use it in the kitchen to hold a lot of different cooking sauces and oils which are quite heavy.