How much weight can this unit support? I am wanting to use it for my 23" griddle that is made out of 1/4" steel.
830432
The unit is made from fairly thin metal and is light weight, however it is very strong. I used a 24 inch diameter tractor disk wok that is 1/4 inch thick and it works great. The main benefit is see over other cookers is the flame is well protected against the wind. The adjustable feet and height of the unit is nice since I am so tall bending over with the shorter type cookers is cumbersome. I highly recommend this product. It will seem flimsy at first but it is actually very strong. great design over all.
830433
I think that this would hold the griddle and then some. I use it with a 3 gal. Preasure cooker with over 16 lbs of liquid in it and holds it just fine. The legs and the whole unit is well built in my opinion.
830434
Should be no problem. This is a strong stand. Product specifications say it handles a pot up to 36 quarts at the lowest height. In the high leg position the max is 12 quarts. The liquid weight (assuming half full) is 32 lbs and 12 lbs. So the manufacturers recommended limits are at least 32 lbs in the low height and 12 lbs in the high height. I personally use it for a 22" steel discada with several pounds of food in the high height with no problem. I recommend testing your setup when cold and make sure everything is stable.
830435
I bought one of these a while back and once the legs are on it's pretty sturdy, I have had large pots of water on it without issue. I haven't had much luck getting a griddle on there though because the guides for pots/skillets/woks keep it too far off the flame.
830436
It seems to me that that would work fine. I use it as a wok burner and the thing gets white hot so you may want to look into a more traditional burner
311440
In my experience it will hold the weight if mounted properly. I currently have a stainless set, one large cast iron pan, and several heavy text books on mine to test its durability. It's been almost a year and no issue! If you've got it mounted to studs, I think you're smooth sailing.
1083282
Absolutely don't know; however, I'd like to meet the man who can break this thing. It's steel and about 3" inches in circumference. I'm sure if you go on-line you can obtain the information regarding force/weight rate you are requesting.
1042887
It is a very rigid and adequate size of steel. The weight it will bear depends on the mounting system. I put the two bottom lag screws securely into the wall studs (the holes are on 16 inch centers) and attached the support to the bottom of my cabinet after cutting it off. If you use as designed get a drywall anchor rated for about 40 lbs. I can hang from mine as it is and I'm 180 lbs.
2259455
The stand is very attractive in the corner of my kitchen. I have very heavy pots displayed on the shelves for easy access to them. I have the heavier pots on the bottom with the ligher pots on top. The weight distribution helps the unit to stay stable. All my pots are Staubs and LeCreuset which are made of cast iron. therefore, I would answer YES to your question. I hope this information helps you.
2141896
This is a very sturdy well built table, I think it will hold just about anything that would fit on the shelf. I have my cast iron cookware on it. Not sure there is any way to determine the exact weight capacity tho.
657715
I had about 225 lbs on mine and had no problems. I can't guarantee you won't have problems but if you install it right the frame should hold that weight. If you really want to be sure then buy longer lag screws.
1876935
I'm sure it would work great. I didn't think it would be stable/strong enough for my Great Grandmother's cast iron skillet, but it handles it perfectly, along with other lighter-weight ones. (This refers to shallow pieces like cake or baking pans, pie plates, etc.)
461986
I use a 10 inch griddle on it for pancakes or grilled cheese sandwiches. It works great.
436523
Wow, You've got legs that aren't straight and sturdy huh? Mine are very sturdy and very straight. The griddle is also perfectly level which I was not expecting. Do you have the lower tray put in correctly?
2182701
If the bolts are attached into studs, I think it will handle a lot. I hung a 12" skillet, a 10" skillet, (2) 6" skillets, a 10" pot, and a 6" pot all stainless steel calphalon cookware. I ran out of space and never had any strength problems. My pantry was lined with plywood to attach to. It is very strong.
679193
I made sure that I have one of the screws into a stud. With that I have a whole Revere pot set hanging on it and some utensils. I would guess I have about 30 lbs on it. I have not been brave enough to hang my cast iron on it - that still sits in the cupboard.
1340391
My grate that I purchased weighs 11.9 to 12 lb. It cracked the first time I used it...which at first was upsetting and then I thought....the crack does not affect the use. So I've enjoyed it for good year already.. k
1470468
I haven't used it long enough to answer that question.The first two times I used was enough for me. The center of the griddle became like a pitchers mound and everything slid to to the edges. I don't know if that answered your question,but I would not recommend this griddle. Dennis McCarthy
345699
It is sturdy. I'm 200 lbs. and not even close to an issue. Welded steel is strong. I'm happy with mine.
1617515
Ours is only a 39 in TV but it seems to be an amazingly strong unit and if they say it supports 225 pounds, I have no reason to doubt it. We used heavy duty velcro straps to anchor the stand of the TV so the TV doesn't move or fall over when you pull the unit out.
2005614
For what it's worth, I homebrew with a bayou classic 1046 142 quart pot as a brew kettle (it's significantly heavy when empty). Although I had bricks in place, apparently much of my weight was on the burner. It flexed on me after running high heat for quite some time and roughly 25 gallons of wort in it. The bricks picked up and supported the weight. I now use cinder blocks positioned around it to support the pot and make sure it is up off the burner. Just be careful. If you're worried, get some extra support and set your mind at ease.