How much weight can these support? I have a framed poster, probably about 5 lbs.
852248
That's what I bought it for was posters. Works well as long as the wall is not real rough and porous. I found it didn't work well with cement or stucco walls.
2247780
I do not believe they would support the claimed weight that way. There is only a rolled metal lip holding the bearings in. Like one of the other reviewers said, they are cheap and might hold light work. I would not want to stand underneath to test it though.
1873508
I haven't used the hooks for anything very heavy but they seem to be quite strong and sturdy. I believe they could easily handle things maybe 40 or 50 pounds.
110915
2 will easily hold 200lbs. I ran 8 foot 1x6" boards as a shelf and stacked plenty of stuff on it. I am 185lbs. and i have no problems hanging off the bottom of 2 of them. Just make sure you bolt them into studs.
860107
They are listed to hold up to 20 lbs. each. I know I have my Infinity Primus P163's on these, which weigh 16 lbs. each, with no problem at all supporting them.
1098179
They are very very sturdy!!! I have no idea of a weight limit but they are completely solid
1951205
They will hold up to 50 lbs so you should be ok. Put the screws into a stud or use an anchor.
661019
Has long as you have it properly anchored to the wall it should support up to 75 pounds. It's the hangars that you hang accessories that has to be heavy enough to hold heavy objects.
1995954
I used them to put up a folding shelf in my laundry room. I've had up to 20 pounds on the shelf so far.
967072
A pair will if installed into framing with proper hardware. Each bracket will support roughly 55 lbs so a pair should. I installed them in a bar for a fold away souf board counter works great!
345684
I've bought a couple sets of these. Love them. I hang my kitchen pots an pans on them, so I'm nowhere near 50lbs per. However, I can't see any way they wouldn't be able to hold that much weight as long as whatever you're screwing them into can hold it. They're not going to bend or break. Still, you night want to test one in your garage first. Definiely screw into solid wood, even if in ceiling.
715284
Yes, I believe they would support quite a bit of weight, stacked as you described. I put all my weight, 130 lbs., on a 2-stack and it was strong and steady. I'd say you could get away with up to 150 lbs. easily.
1029409
They are pretty strong...not sure what you want to hold but I can hang multiple packs of embellishments with no problem.
1740433
yeah the stands can handle that kinda weight. My speakers weigh almost 50 lbs each and these stands handle the weight. I would advise against "sliding" the stands around after the speakers have been placed upon them, however.
310482
I'm not home at the moment (back Sun night) so I can't do any measuring. I'm just not sure, from here, about an answer for you. You could always try, and return them if it didn't work. I think they are very pretty. Would your wall hold the weight? Sorry to not be more helpful...
1215114
All depends on how heavy the load is that you want to put on there. They're not "heavy duty" but should hold moderate load.
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I think they are really good shelfs but, I wouldn't load them that heavy for several reasons. I would never load anything at the maximum load. It is just asking for trouble. I always like to give myself a little safety factor in case somethind strange occurs. It very well may hold 350 lbs per shelf but why press your luck. If you want a shelf to hold that much you should buy a commercial shelving unit.