How heavy are the pots and pans? I am concerned they could hurt kids if dropped on foot or something.
1021379
They are well made and don't feel tinny. However, due to their small size, not nearly heavy enough to hurt if dropped from a child's height.
1021380
The pots and pans are not that heavy ... Can not think a kid will drop them on their feet... Many other toys could hurt your kid if they get dropped on themselves... They should learn quickly to get out of the way ... Let them learn by their mistakes..
1021381
They are pretty light. But that said, since they are metal, if they are dropped on the foot, it can hurt. Also, we have had the kids drop these on our hard wood floors. Not the best, but what can you do?
1021382
They are actually very light (in fact, the handles are heavier than the pots and they are often falling over for this reason); I really doubt they would even hurt, let alone do any damage, if they were dropped (now if we're talking getting thrown across the room by a toddler... they might hurt). We have many toys that are handled regularly and much heavier, no worries with these. My son is 2, has had them since just before his first birthday, and we've never had a problem with him or any other child who's used them. Hopes this helps!
1021383
They are really light. I can't imagine them hurting much if they do land on a foot.
1943823
That's a good question, and the answer will vary depending on your circumstances. Are you stacking them evenly, or will the weight be uneven? Will they be stacked against a wall or some other support or freestanding? Will they be full, overflowing with an uneven lid surface, or under-filled? Will the stack be in a protected place like a closet or in the open where kids and pets are a factor? How heavy will each tub be? I think you get my drift. The answer is very subjective.
498717
They are fairly heavy. They have however started loosing the non stick stuff even though guarenteed not to.
1997860
If you plan to load it with books and other weighty things, you should not have a problem. I have mine on hardwood floors, but loaded with electronics and books and of course the decorative item or 2. Mine are stable. I do not have small children around climbing though.
2244006
Don't know how to answer you. These are not heavy but they are not so light as to feel flimsy. These silverware is in between the 2. Heavy enough so that it won't bend easily but not so heavy that a child can use easily without any problems. My suggestion is to order a set and if you don't like them, return them. I ordered 2 sets because I loved the design, weight, quality and the price.
1945852
I would say about 60+lbs mine is full of pots and pans I even have a few cast iron pans and its still hanging in there. I'm very happy with it and love it.
2190907
If you don't like heavy pans, look for something else. Without the lid I estimate this pans weighs something close to 2.5 lbs. Most of the weight is in the handle and with the added weight of the lid and what ever it is you're preparing, this pan can be quite a handful. Other than the weight issue these pans have performed fantastically and I love cooking with them!
1131291
It's sturdy but probably better not to put something quite so heavy on it. There are plenty of good quality "clad"pans that would be better. I hope this helps. T
575643
how much do they weigh? do you mean? I haven't weighed them, but they are pretty heavy. great pots. I love mine. I got mine at a thrift shop used though for real good deal, but they are great and so much healthier than metal pots and pans. get them. just don't pour cold water in them if they are hot from the stove, you will probably crack them. and don't drop them when they are full either.. but that's common sense. so to answer your question I don't know the exact weight, but they are heavy enough not thin and light weight
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.
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These pots are aluminum without weighted bottoms. They are not by any means lightweight, but neither are they "heavy weight". I do have a problem with pots sliding on my stove top grates, but that is due to the grates more than the pots. If that's a principal concern for you you should look at pots and pans with thick heat disbursement bottoms. For the price I am very happy with the quality and performance of this set.
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I'm not absolutely sure because I have mine inside my cupboards under the sink but they are sturdy and pretty strong and I just tried to knocked them over and they didn't fall but they aren't out in the open either. I would think with the weight of potatoes and onions or whatever they would with stand some bumping. Hope this is helpful. I really like mine and I forget what it's like to have toddlers in the house. Good luck.
1624997
It is very sturdy. We have quite a few heavy pots and pans on it and have had no issues. I have been very pleased overall with the product.
260623
I have found that the wheels start to bow under the weight. Both my kids weigh 23lbs each so they aren't heavy at all.
2083060
Not 100% sure but this set hasnt been around long enough for them to mess it up but the weight is decent not to light and not too heavy I have seperstely peices in the set already would be nice if all clad put the durability bases on all their nonstick cookware
330266
The pans are heavier than normal cookware but not as heavy as the cast iron cookware. The 11" fry pan weighs about 3 lbs.
196756
Toddlers, no problems.. I think my children played with them until about7-8 yrs and had to jump on them to collapse them.