I am looking for replacement legs of this type for my dog grooming table. They must support 200 lbs. best choice??
991589
It depends on how far apart they're going to be. I used these on a 5' long 2' wide table and did not feel comfortable putting my 120lb body on them without additional support, but mainly because of the size of the table top. If I had made a smaller table, I would have felt more comfortable with them. If you reinforce the middle of your table I think they should be fine.
991590
I have built several 36" x 96" tables using these legs. They have lasted through years of family dinners. Dinnerware and food for 10 must be close about 100 lbs. they are fairly sturdy.
991591
I weigh 215, and I would lie down on my table any time without hesitation! I would keep the legs close to the ends of the table ......... so that the dog cannot tip the table by moving towards one end of the table.
641146
Sure. Mine is 19 lbs now and no issues.Still think they're overpriced, but now have four of them (living/bed here, and in the vacation house).Once the dog is trained to use them, they work very well.
400808
All I can say is that I believe it can easily hold at least 200lbs, probably more. We love this table and I highly suggest it.
2191823
We have had five people sitting at the table without any hint of a problem. That had to be 800-900lbs. We also had a part missing and customer service was excellent in getting the part sent quickly. Go to Lifetime Products and register the table. Also, you can call them and maybe they can give you an approximate max weight. This is a very good table. I just checked the price at amazon ($170.99 on 5/30/14). That is a very good price with free shipping.
475412
I don't own this product yet, but in researching it, I found that there are two versions--one with aluminum legs that is good up to 300 pounds and one a little higher priced with steel legs that is good up to 400 pounds. So check carefully if you need the one good for up to 400 pounds.
1443696
I am using the legs on several 4'x4' tables I constructed which I use separately or bolted together for hobbies, slot cars, ping pong, etc. I did add detachable metal sway bars and when set up with the sway bars attached, the tables are rock solid. My experience with various hobby and game tables is that sway bars are essential unless all you need is a light weight card table construction. I considered card table legs, but decided my tables needed stronger support. I think it will be difficult to find any legs (folding or otherwise) that without bars, won't sway under weight. Good luck!
858046
I weigh around 200 lbs and they seem to handle that fine.I would highly recommend them.
428235
This table is very stable and sturdy. I am very pleased with it. My dogs are smaller. I still think it would hold up well probably up to 50# animal.
1391666
Precision Pet Professional needs to include directions with their table. I think it is a great table. A strong man can lock the legs in place. Then you will know where the legs should be when they are opened all the way. The legs do not click. They reach a point where they will not move any further. I was not going to put my dog on the table until I know the legs were in the correct place where they will not move any further.
1556471
I imagine they can support anyone waying 185-200lbs. But, that is my opinion. My advise is to check with the manufacturer regarding maxium weight. Marcie
2077023
I have had 650 pounds on it, but the legs are now splaying outward and getting rocky. I will check for new legs since these have a lifetime warranty.
2098269
We had no problem setting up the table. The noose had brackets to install. We have two 65 pound dogs. The table has worked out perfectly for grooming them. It keeps them still and calm.
537840
My dog weighs 74 lbs. The support was never a problem. The angle and lack of grip was what bothered her. A cat with sharper claws would work fine, but the carpeted ramp was a short pile and just didn't provide the needed grip.
249714
I have those and they look ok strong. But I did not put close to 300 lbs on it... maybe 100-150 max so far, and it handled ok. So, good luck.
2163122
I would think so, my dog is 12lbs and there is plenty of space on the table when I groom him. It's a very sturdy, quality table.
1653977
The table comes with the legs not attached, so they could be replaced. However, I cannot say if they would sustain the addition of wheels to the base of the legs. It is a good sturdy table, but not sure that would be the case if you mess with the legs.
601336
I've found the legs to be more than sturdy enough for the maximum weight rating on the stand. They are metal in a U shape with one arm of the U extended for improved stability. 1/4 to 3/8th thick