Leg housing is made of metal or plastic? is it strong enough?
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Made of metal. I don't know what are putting on it..... But looks like it could hold a large music speaker.
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I'm not sure. It might be metal or a really sturdy aluminum since it's not that heavy.
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strong enough for anything that I throw at it. the only plastic on the tripod are the tightening handles and clamp for extension. there is a steel pin to hold the height of the pole.
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The legs are light metal and strong enough to use as intended. If it is abused, driven over, heavy amps dropped on it, etc., I can not comment. If it is treated as a stand, it is strong and should last for many years. It is light weight for ease of porting it to a car trunk or the like. I've seen some heavy duty stands that require a separate person to carry it/them. This is not the case with the Pyle-Pro. If your handlers are "The Hulk" type movers, this is not for you. Otherwise, these are great stands.
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The legs and frame are metal (aluminum?). The tips on the legs are rubber and the seat and back made of hard plastic.It is very sturdy. I bought it for my 90 year old mother and she really likes it.
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The legs are steel, but the top appears to be wood or some sort of wood composite covered with vinyl. It is quite sturdy.
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The legs and platform are metal, not sure exactly what metal. This table is extremely easy to put together and is sturdy.
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The cover is plastic. The legs could go in the ground but I have mine setting on concrete. There are feet with holes for screws, I anchored mine to boards and have my concrete blocks that I use for shelving setting on them so it has not moved with some very strong wind. I am pleased with it.
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From what I see the legs are made of Aluminum, Everything is, Stainless steel.
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It is made of plastic. Still it seems sturdy. No signs of weakness. it is always used with wrist strap in place, so no falls.
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no problem, it's strong. Just make sure the legs are extended well or the whole thing can fall.
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Everything but the legs seems to be made of some sort of plastic. The tripod is quiet sturdy nonetheless.
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The times we've used it the legs seemed perfectly strong. My sense is that they will hold up over an extended period.
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The gray part on the opposite side of the position locks is plastic but it seems to be just there to hold the leg release button in place. The leg screw locks are metal as are all of the important load-bearing parts. The ball itself seems to be plastic, but that's kind of understandable given how these things work. The ball socket is metal, but I can't be certain about the ball safety lock; it's covered with rubber and I can't see what's under it. What I can tell you is that this tripod is very sturdy and well built. I've had a camera and lens with a combined weight of at least four pounds mounted on it and it locks down well and stays in place.
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Not sure about the metal, but it seems to be strong enough although I do not use the metal spike with my sprinklers.
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It feels very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it's a combination of both metal and plastic, but it's definitely durable. There are also rubber legs on the bottom that keep it in place and make it feel good. I've never done anything super crazy or wildly demanding to it, but it seems very solid and unless you go absolutely nuts on it, durability shouldn't be a problem.
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It is plastic. But looks strong. I have picture. But I don't know how to attach here.
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Negative, it is made of pretty strong plastic, mine however had uneven threads and had to be glued back together, twice, I replaced it with a nikon!!
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Hello Guy, thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Bath Stool With Padded Rotating Seat. The legs on this bath stool are made of aluminum.
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The legs are made of metal. This is a well made cot but is quite heavy. It packs well in its own carrying bag.