How much weight could you place on it?
995500
Spread out a lot, maybe 200 lbs. If it's something really heavy and small it might dent the surface of the stainless. I'm using at as shop table.
995501
I don't know an exact amount but we are using it as a work bench to repair bicycles and it is able to hold anything that we need to place on it. And it is very easy to clean up after we are done.
995502
Ours basically serves as our primary prep space in our kitchen. It always has a kitchen aid and coffee pot set up on it, with several pots/pans/appliances on the lower shelf. I would say that I'd probably feel comfortable putting at least 100 - 150 lbs on top. The biggest thing is making sure you put a significant amount of weight on the tabletop (I used nearly all my weight) to properly seat the legs into the holes on the bottom when you assemble it. It will seem VERY wobbly at first, if it's not seated properly.
983631
I don't know how much weight it will hold, but it is relatively easy to set up. A bit time consuming, but after you do it once, it's a bit easier.
1717563
Probably 40lbs. It's hard to setup and install but it looks fantastic. If you have patience, it's worth it.
175791
It is made from a thin gauge metal so I would not put anything to heavy on top. Hope this helps.
1846371
I believe that you can ... it is very sturdy and made to tolerate high weights. However, I see another person answered that there might be a "minimum" weight, so you have to just try it out. I have not tried to weigh anything except myself.
113720
honestly, i wouldn't do it. now, manufacturers always state a weight capacity, but somehow, it's not always true. sometimes it can handle a little more and sometimes a bit less. I purchased this item and i think you could, but i dont think it will last long. i suggest you could but as a temporary thing, not long term.
597713
Yes you could sit on this but i have no idea how much weight it could hold. My guess would be about 200 lb.
432508
165lbs... But I would put light stuff on the roof if you can... I would thing the roof would crush before the crossbars give out.
2129867
200 or more pounds, as long as you don't lean back. The backrest is pathetically constructed.
2125007
I think I remember it to be 250. I tried to really test it, but not sure how much weight I could put into the effort.
454491
Difficult question. Tested up to 180 pounds! The manufacturer should be able to reply correctly
1509703
Not sure of the exact limit. But this weekend we had roughly 350 pounds on mine with no problems.
293394
I honestly wouldn't put more than three pounds on the vinyl hanger. I have a large star on it and it's perfect. Holds it right in place. You don't want to put 10 pounds on it as it will pull your vinyl siding down.
550159
There probably is a weight limit, but I don't know what it is. My guestimate is that it would have to be 300+ lbs or more. It is a very sturdy item.
1050374
Without a manufacturer limitation or a "destructive" testing conducted by a third party evaluation, I feel that 200-250 pounds is safe. Still, I would not jump on it, rather just sit in a stable position. Good luck.
384445
I don't know why they only put a max weight of 22 lbs. I can stand on mine. They do rely on tension to hold the shape but it shouldn't be that limiting. I'd say I would confidently put 50 lbs on there with no worries.
519316
I don't think I would put one that heavy on it. my flat panel already makes it bow in the middle a little.