Would it support the weight of a child? Looking for a bridge to use in a Girl Scout ceremony!
1463376
No. I was hoping it would hold the weight if children and it definitely does not! Very flimsy!
1463377
I agree purely decorative. Flimsy wouldn't recommend for and reason but for decorations
1463378
No, it is purely decorative. I don't think it would even support a toddler, certainly not a older child.
38983
It can hold a lot of weight for sure over 350+ but there is a bar that separates the right side from the left. What I did not like about it was when one person on the left would move ( or vice versa) the other person on the right would shift. It is not ideal. Would be great if not for the bar in the middle. Oh and if using in a tent put a blanket down under it cause it will put a hole in the floor of your tent. Hope this helps.
2240405
Lol. Honestly, it's sturdy enough for a dozen 11 year old.There were 5 of us that built it in 2 days.Each of us are an average of 200lbs.At one point, 4 of us were in the upper look out area, and it easily was supporting our weight, while we were constructing the roof.And we didn't even have the unit "anchored" at that point.
1058509
I don't think that would work well. The handle swivels to operate the handle bars, so it wouldn't be very steady if you were trying to help a child balance.
682925
I never tested it for maximum weight, but my whole family (4 - approx. total weight around 450+-) have been on it all together, with no problem. Not for long, but for minutes playing. It seems to be quite sturdy and strong...well designed and built. Remember too, the presswood boards are not anywhere nearly as strong as pieces as they are as a completely assembled unit.
538055
No. I don't believe it will support their weight. Plus it's low to the ground, it will be awkward for them.
332758
I weigh 175 lbs. and I can turn it over and stand on it without it collapsing. It is pretty sturdy. It certainly seems like it would support the weight of a seated 3rd grader. Though I'm sure the manufacturer would not recommend it. I hope that helps.
634789
Yes, it seems to be very sturdy, but I mainly used the handle straps to carry it. I packed it to capacity when I sent my daughter to camp, and it worked better than I had hoped...
222768
Sounds like a cute idea, but honestly, I'm not sure if it would be stable enough to have that much weight on top. Good luck!!
1474607
It was very sturdy. But I guess it would depend on the weight of what ur trying to use it for.
1771695
Hmmm, I don't know if it could hold that type of weight. It is made of that pressed wood composite. I think you would need something studier.
1830702
No... This would not be strong enough to attach much weight. It is more of a caulk, not a thinnset material.
902907
It's a pretty sturdy stand, so i think weight wise it could probably handle it. It'd be a bit awkward though because this is only about as wide as a monitor stand, i'd be more worried about it tipping over
1853452
I have the Metolius simulator on it, and it's pretty heavy. I personally would not trust a thin piece of plywood because that plywood should support your weight + the holds and the board. The board is probably around 5-10 lbs.
1883929
I'm reasonably certain that the product would support the weight but the straps have minimal padding. I think it would be pretty uncomfortable to carry that heavy of a payload.
1548312
As long as you anchor it well it should work fine. Well contrasted piece could probably handle say 10 to 15 lbs easy (just not children themselves)
959402
Yes it should be ok . Unless the child is real heavy, it's pretty strong. Hope this helped have fun.