I want to use these on a small kitchen cabinet. Do they really support the 225 pounds?
1001598
I believe they probably would, I used them on a 30 lb or so 'nightstand' that I placed a large mini fridge on, stocked weight was probably70-80 lbs and no probs, they are pretty robust, if your going to push the envelope over 200 lbs you may want a second set and place two in the center if it's a wide span anyways, if not a large span 4 outghta do
942230
I can't give you a precise answer as to how much weight each shelf can support, however I can tell you that we use our cabinet to store household appliances, such as, a kitchenaid food processor, crock pot (lrg), etc. I wouldn't feel comfortable putting more than 30 lbs per shelf.
1340162
Not sure. I have a Direct TV box and DVD player on mine but doubt they weigh 24 pounds. I would make sure you mount to a wall stud (and not just sheet rock) and use 3" screws to mount it. Should be ok.
1410824
I am not sure what you are considering placing on these shelves so it is difficult to assess your exact needs...if i knew your weight requirements then I could make a better assessment. I have only used them for shoes...but they are well constructed and sturdy. They feel like they could hold considerable weight without bowing or bending.
245557
We use them for a leaf that we have for our Kitchen Island. They seem to be pretty strong..I would think about a 100 pounds or more.
1741099
These chairs are hallow framed. I don't think they would hold up well for consistent use by anyone over 225 lbs. Also, they have sort of a cap on the end of the hollow frame that fit into the feet. It is flat to the and then fits into the square frame as floor protection. I worry they will wear down soon and then floor damage could occur.
1319433
As noted in my review, the instructions state there is a 225 lb weight limit but you will never have your full body weight on these unless you are doing a hand-stand on them! However, there is no way to definitively know how much weight you are truly putting on them when using them properly. Hope that helps!
1725482
They seem sturdy enough to support 20 lbs. each, but at 30 lbs. each, I would recommend setting the stand height at 24-30", or the lowest setting possible.At the higher settings, I don't think the base is sturdy enough to support that kind of weight without tipping over.Also, the thumb screw locking adjuster screws into a plastic collar, and may fail if there's too much weight on it.The speaker would also have to be centered perfectly, as the swivel base would probably tilt with that much weight on it.
713140
Not sure how much weight it will handle as I only weigh 115#'s. I surely would not put some in the 200 # range on it as I think it would cause the top to sag relatively quickly, but it is a very sturdy little cabinet. It came completely assembled.
1326910
I do not think this will easily support 25 pounds, it would be marginal at best and I personally would recommend against it. It is designed more for holding patch panels. You would be much better off using some sort of strong L bracket that can support weight that you could attach to.
2199366
These are rather well constructed hangers -- though designed to hold weight bearing upon the mounting plate. Not supporting hanging weight. My speakers may weight about 25 lbs each. Using and mounting them as designed they work perfect for me. I would not attempt to hang my speakers placing the mounting assembly upside down. You can make anything work -- actually.
2211597
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.
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.
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
693593
I have seen them handle 225 but you would need to be careful not to sit in the bottom of it at that weight. I sit in the bottom no problem at 180.
2122792
I don't have the box because I sent mine back so I don't know if they can support the weight. They are some kind of sturdy plastic so they would hold up to any dampness well. Keep in mind that the units would be heavier when full and the washer can vibrate occasionally. If the feet of the lower unit fit in the recessed portion of these they should not skoot off but if they don't drop into the recessed area the skooting is something to think about.
2160033
I would not use these for that purpose. I don't think they could support that kind of weight.