How do you think this storage cabinet would hold up strapped into a work trailer?
827562
Just checked with our custodian and he said that it would probably not hold up well in a trailer. It is a great cabinet for our indoor school use.
827563
You can take off the wiheels for stabiliti reason. Very good as metal cabinet.
827564
A great cabinet for the garage or work shop, but strapping to a trailer (in my opinion) would not be a good idea. Just not that robust and not what it is designed for.
709983
It would have to be a very sturdy cabinet since there is a lot of pressure on it. You might be able to reinforce the cabinet interior with a 2 x 4 frame to make it be like a wall stud.
608335
I wouldn't want to be pulling the contents out unless it were securely mounted. I think you'd have to keep setting it back upright. I put it on the inside of my cabinet door, and it's ideal there, but it could hang on the outside of a cabinet door or be fastened onto a wall.
719804
I use mine in garage to store glue, various tape, brushes etcActual weight limit=?...but it seems to very sturdy.
1645177
Definitely will work. I used it for my closet 12' long to store similar plastic bins. Also used it for my laundry room and tool room to store various items as well as a tool hanger. Very versatile. Very strong and can manage relatively large loads. They were all mounted on concrete walls. Hope the above assessment helps in your decision. Cheers!!!
1885801
There isn't anyway to secure it in storage. However, someone would have to have a floor jack or blocks to steal it from your trailer. My trailer is in storage and I have never had a problem.
1120942
I am using my 2 for a file cabinet and shelf. I believe they will be sturdy enough for your intended use but I have not had the occasion to use them as such.. Nina Quinlan
1295923
I wouldn't add anything too heavy on top of this cabinet. It's not designed to hold much more than normal items.
1075898
It is a very stable and well built cabinet - it is made with heavy wood - so I think it should be able to hold that load
815221
I don't think this one could sag. Each shelf is reinforced with a crosspiece at the front. I'm truly impressed with the construction. Certainly in damp conditions like out in a garage its a possibility. It is heavy but comes in lots of pieces. I assembled it right in front on where I was going to put it. Then I just tipped it up.You'll be hard pressed to get this much bang for the buck.
899628
If it's just hanging on the door...not much. But if you secure it to the door it's a very sturdy storage system that will hold quite a bit of weight on each shelf. Keep in mind that the more weight you put on it, the more you're weighing down the door too.
2242294
I would say yes I would not want a lot of weight on it You see this same bracket in travel trailers used as gold down shelves they are very nice
54114
This trailer is very light as is and is easily moved by itself. As for hauling large uncut logs I don't think it would hold up. It just bolts together and the steel is not that heavy nor hardened. I've bent it with ratcheting tie downs. Mine won't even square. The shape of the "bar" pieces is: __| |__
2197445
I use mine in my camper and we screwed it into the wall and it holds a lot of my bathroom stuff, shampoo, sprays, soap, and towels ect ! Very sturdy!
861480
It's not very stable, if you are putting heavy equipment on it, its not going to hold up, get something else, something with casters (wheels), maybe like a rack case musicians use.
862819
The bottom of the trailer is soft. From what I read it should hold up to 80 lbs. I've carried 2 laptops in their cases and accessories in it and had no problems.
640042
I think it depends what you're loading it with but the bottom should be sturdy enough to go on a cart and be loaded with brochures and lighter items.