Do you think this would be sturdy enough to use on a bed pad for incontinence to hold it down?
992766
It stays sticky for a while. When I quilt, keeps all three layers together, and with all the manipulations it has never come apart. It is water soluble so any moisture could disolve it. Hope this helps
1810736
I use it mostly as a stool. It's really heavy duty in that regard so I think it would hold quite a bit of weight.
639275
Nope, it works for me because I use it against the wall or agaings the bed head but you don't count with a support structure, this will tip over or not provide resistance.
2167300
I believe this product is intended to use for materials made of fabric which are usually not too heavy. I don't know how heavy your boots are but you can certainly test it out to see if it's sturdy enough. I normally utilize this for hanging undergarments, small towels, etc.
625777
I do not know if it would hold up for an incontinence issue. I have 2 of them for 2 fairly large dogs. My dogs have had minor liquid vomit on them occasionally and they have held up for that. The only problem I have had is laundering the cover. It washes well, but does not hold up in the dryer as advertised. I had to buy replacement covers and I air dry them, but they do dry fast.
1102621
The woman I take care of (120 lbs.) uses the rail for security and balance when transferring in and out of bed to power chair. It's pretty sturdy since the rails go quite far under the mattress. I suppose a really heavy person who put a lot of weight on it could possibly bend it or snap it, but I haven't had the experience so can't really answer. If you're looking for something to help maintain balance while taking a step or two, this would certainly do it. But I wouldn't put full body weight, regardless of size, on this or much of anything else as far as that goes.
1589427
It would hold it but I think it would tip over just based on balance proportion. Also you would have adhere it. I had to adhere the pad to feel secure about it being in this stand.
870528
Yes, I think it would work well. It is very sturdy. The only issue I have it that the floor gets wet if you don't put the shower curtain across the seat perfectly since half of the seat is in the shower and the other half stays out. It worked well for my son in a full leg cast.
2120052
Small cans maybe. It's sturdy enough for bathroom stuff, i'd be a little hesitant to load it up with heavy Kitchen supplies. Oh by the way the reports of the feet not screwing in right are true.
1160829
If it's something you want to lean against a lot, I wouldn't. The bed is made of pressboard with a thin vainer over it, and I don't think it's that strong. If you just want something for decoration, or if the headboard is against the wall, it might work.
1929678
I think it would be sturdy enough for a sheet. Now I would not hang a heavy comforter from it long term but I think a light weight sheet would work.
2251195
It should hold your weight the potty only has a place to put your feet you have to use your own toilet to use it it is like a stept stool that fits up to your toilet
2190494
I dont think that would work very well....it is spring loaded and wants to stay closed, plus I don't think it would support to much weight if you did hold it open.....but I suppose you could try it....
23633
Yes, very sturdy...though, after a few months use, the webbing at the front edge tends to droop a bit, putting your bum onto the cross bar...Might be correctable.
1102987
Too stiff, this pad is designed to be a mattress. It would be unusable in an upright position.
255733
I wouldn't. It isn't that type of bed. It is a piece of fairly thin plywood that holds the bed up, but isn't super sturdy. It would probably not break, but wouldn't be very comfortable. It does work well with a nice mattress on top though! Does the job
169671
My best answer is "maybe." because of too many unknowns. This is very strong stuff; so, if the texture is minimal and it can get a substantial percentage of its normal purchase, then it should hold (though not at its maximum strength rating) - assuming, of course, that the sheet rock underneath is sturdy enough to bear the weight. Best bet is to test it. It is very stong, but I wouldn't hang my mother-in-law on it.