What is the weight rating on this hinge?
1165754
Unsure of rating but a pair of them were fastened to masonary block wall holding up 60lb gate without a problem
1165755
The bolts worked fine for me, but they are holding up light swinging doors that go to a small pattio. I would call them heavy duty but each application is going to be different. the bolts are less than 1/2 inch. The nice thing about them is they come with a grease fitting on the bottom.
1257059
I would guess roughly 5 lbs. I would recommend it for displaying only. If you want to actually do work on it I suggest getting something with more weight and overall strength.
1429544
I don't know a pounds rating, but it's strong-made for those heavy old CRT monitors. I wouldn't be afraid to put a substantial printer on it.
38208
Not sure of the weight, but I can carry it alone from my garage into my house - I am a senior.
169784
I am not sure of the weight rating. It does not come put together. It was not easy to build and it broke while putting together and another time. The board that holds the frame boards is not strongI had to use metal brackets to fix it .
316492
I don't know the weight rating. The kit provides the brackets needed for mounting (4 per side as I recall.) However, I ended up replacing these rails as the rubber steps deteriorated terribly after only 18 months of normal (light duty) use! I would suggest some other manufacturer since Lund said this was "normal" for these rails and refused to even sell me the replacement rubber!
2091022
I would say less than 10 lbs. It comes in several pieces and it all screws together. It looks nice and is sturdy.
2069264
cannot tell; nothing is stamped on the container to tell you that and I already threw away the packaging; it is very sturdy and good plastic locking hinges
141900
I used this hinge (4 of them) to make folding legs for a sign I made for a charity. I donated the sign including the hinges so I no longer have it. The folding legs worked exactly as needed and still do. As I no longer have the sign or access to it I can't answer your question. M
1307039
It should be no problem for the hinge to hold the door open @ 85 deg., as long as your door is not over 50 lbs.
918506
I don't know what the rated weight is, but I have 250 pounds on it now and it still looks like it did the day I put it together. It is very sturdy.
1365715
Sorry. Already installed so I can't weigh it. No idea of weight cuz I already threw away packaging. Best to check on Amazon product info regarding shipping weight, or check on manufacturer website http://www.gates.com/products and search site with product parts/model number. Good luck.
653472
For use with a single axle vehicle, 300 lbs is the rating. Twice that for two axles. In practice what that means is it will hold 300 lbs positioned directly on the hinge point. From my personal experience as a 200 lb person pushing someone about 120 lbs up the ramp, it reacted with great stability.
1965252
I am not sure of the exact weight.. it is not heavy but it is good quality and works well on the door
2163118
The door I used these on wasn't very heavy, it was 3/4" plywood, about 3' by 6', reinforced around the sides with 2"x2". They're supposed to hold a lot of weight: "And with beauty there's strength! A hinge so exceptionally constructed...so firmly anchored in a deep, full mortise...it can hold a 500-pound door" from http://homebydecor.com/index.cfm?page=manufacturers&manufacturerID;=15&gclid;=CIzDi6D6kL0CFUpnOgodMmcA1g
401423
I have no idea what the weight rating is. These are heavy duty chairs. We have had people sitting in these who weigh 275 lbs. These are the most comfortable folding chairs we have ever had.
521723
NO! I'm 150 lbs and that really stresses the hinge. For my 65 lb dog this is great. Easy to carry and unfold. I have pinched my fingers in it once. Ouch!