What is the maximum weight limit? I get both 5 gallon and 2.5 gallon GLASS jugs from Mountain Valley: 54 lbs and 31 lbs. How many can it hold?
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It's very strong holds 3 5 gallons plastic no problem. Very sturdy, I suspect it can hold glass
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Ours does great holing (2)5gal jugs & the one that sits a top the urn as we'll & has done so for several months now that we've owned it and love it!
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I used 4 bags of 0.5 cu ft each of sand. Each bag weighed in at 48 pounds so that is nearly 200 pounds of sand. Nearly equal to 25 gallons of water..which weighs nearly 8 pounds per gallon. The guy that is using a 50 pound weight is really not securing his very well. One bag of sand and I could still tip mine over pretty easily. that was 48 pounds.
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Greetings Crystal:Yes, the Goldwell 3 step metal stand should be able to withstand a 5 gallon "glass" bottle. I placed my water crock along with my full 5 gallon BPA free water bottle on top and 2 more 5 gallon filled bottles underneath it and so far, no problems at all. So that's over 15+ gallons of water already on the stand. I've had this stand since February 2013 from Amazon. The stand itself is very sturdy, has a glossy finish and the design looks great. The only tiny issue I had was assembling the last screw in the middle, it was pretty tough. Other than that, the instruction was very easy to follow. I hope this helps you in deciding. Have a good weekend. Greetings Crystal:Yes, the Goldwell 3 step metal stand should be able to withstand a 5 gallon "glass" bottle. I placed my water crock along with my full 5 gallon BPA free water bottle on top and 2 more 5 gallon filled bottles underneath it and so far, no problems at all. So that's over 15+ gallons of water already on the stand. I've had this stand since February 2013 from Amazon. The stand itself is very sturdy, has a glossy finish and the design looks great. The only tiny issue I had was assembling the last screw in the middle, it was pretty tough. Other than that,... » Read More Greetings Crystal:Yes, the Goldwell 3 step metal stand should be able to withstand a 5 gallon "glass" bottle. I placed my water crock along with my full 5 gallon BPA free water bottle on top and 2 more 5 gallon filled bottles underneath it and so far, no problems at all. So that's over 15+ gallons of water already on the stand. I've had this stand since February 2013 from Amazon. The stand itself is very sturdy, has a glossy finish and the design looks great. The only tiny issue I had was assembling the last screw in the middle, it was pretty tough. Other than that, the instruction was very easy to follow. I hope this helps you in deciding. Have a good weekend. « Show Less
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I used this in a glass 5 gallon water bottle the kind you can refill in the grocery store. We have a lindyspring water filling store that also sells real mountain valley spring water in glass jugs with deposit on the jugs which was cheaper than actually buying glass carboys. Looks like inside diameter is 1 1/2 inches, outside slightly over 2".
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Hi, Yes and no. It depends how tall & strong you are. When the can is filled, I find it to be quite heavy. I use my gas can to fill my snowblower tank...and it's heavy and awkward lifting & tipping the can to fill such a small tank. I wish that I purchased a 2 or 3 gallon can the same company, but not sure they make them. Other than the size & weight of the 5 gallon can, I'm quite pleased with the product.
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I use the 3 gallon bottles, mainly because they are easier for me to handle, but the unit is sturdy enough, I think it would handle the 5 gallon just fine.
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It is a 2 gallon jug. Not sure what that means. I love this jug. Water and cucumber in it right one.
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I don't know if there is an established weight limit, but I have carried some pretty heavy loads - 2 2-liter bottles of soda plus 2 large bottles of cranberry juice plus assorted small items in one bag - with no problem.
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We have many supplement bottles on this. It will hold alot. We really like ours and are considering ordering another. As far as weight goes......5 pounds max, would be my guess, if the weight were evenly distributed.
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I was able to fit 2 gallon jugs in mine and zip it. You can't have anything in the top compartment to fit them, and it is difficult to get the zipper to close all the way. It does close, it's just really tight.
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The best answer I can give you is: Its about math, 1 oz of the crystals make can fill a 1 gallon jug, so you could hypothetically fill 48 I gallon milk jugs. you would have to find out how many gallons you have in that area, also if you use the large size crystals that will cover more area.
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Hello, i either use a 3 gallon glas container or a 5 gallon plastic container. I think the stand will support the gallon glas container but I'm not sure. Lifting 5 gallon glas would be heavy for me.
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Fifty pounds would be no problem. A load of four gallons of milk weighs about 32 pounds.Myself, I found over two dozen of these 4-gallon size milk crates on the streets over the years.The crates can carry lots of heavy objects. About six crates are used to store some thin bricks that I will keep adding to the outer wall of my house--after they are cemented onto two inches of polystyrene insulation. I saw regular bricks into six or seven thin-brick slices, BTW.
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Mine is in the truck at the yard, so I dont have it handy. I know you can get gallon jugs in it, 2 of them would fit with room for two more 16 oz drinks. I have never put 2 liter bottles in mine so Im guessing it would hold 3 or 4. I do know that I can get eleven 16 oz mountain dew in it vertically, and then stack 3 more horizontally on top.
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We keep ours in a 35 gallon Rubbermaid container and it just fits. I don't know the weight, but it is fairly heavy. If I had to guess, I would say 50lbs+.
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Never seen a 4 gallon jug. Given they will take up to 5 I would think you should be okay.
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Hello, I'm not sure of an exact weight limit although Sachi has a website and maybe customer service can assist with specifics. I can say I loaded this bag with my cartons of juice, the 3 bag package of milk (Canada), and more, truly impressed. I just don't overload it as I don't want to ruin it but it is forgiving. I asked my coworkers and they'll all told me "loading" it stories :) Sorry not more specific. If I find out I'll update my posting. Take care.