What is the weight capacity of these bars?
1449199
Hi, thanks for the question. Unfortunately I returned these bars because my 2012 Durango had factory cross bars that I was unaware of when I initially purchased these. Sorry I'm not able to help. The company I ordered from were very helpful and prompt. They would probably be able to assist you.
1116837
I am not sure what you mean by weight capacity. But I am 6,3 235lbs, and I can lean on them pretty good and they dont collapse once they are set up correctly. I hope this answered your question.
1169746
The wooden bars are very sturdy; we have hung (weight/volume-wise) what we would hang on metal bars and there has been no problem whatsoever! I hope this helps?!
2241939
At least 100lbs with heavy duty screws according to my brother. Im using them to lift a door to my window seats.
1099011
Hey Aaron, The bar is around 30 lbs. (80 lbs. of plates + 30 lb. bar = 110-lb. weight set). It's about 31.2 with the spring clips. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions! Regards
584155
I don't know what the weight limit is on these. I returned them because they didn't snap together well (I'm experienced with assembly of furniture and these were just funky) and I was disappointed in them.
995690
I would say 3-5 pounds. They are very sturdy on my night stands. All though they are slender, they have a solid base and I don't have to worry about then tipping over.
254808
500lb is what the literature says! And they do not make a distinction by size.I think I would not push the limit but rather put in an additional bar if very heavy lifting would be required. N.Jean in Fountain Hills, AZ
1688297
For me they are a bit wobbly to begin with and not super sturdy. I would say 200 lbs or less, because my friend sat on it he is a little over and the chairs just can't handle a lot of weight. For bar stools I would not recommend these. They feel like they might fall apart the moment you sit on them.
371671
I don't know what the load rating is, but I routinely rack 240 lbs on them with no problems. If you're asking this question, I suspect you probably want to go much heavier. There is a safety/warning label on the base of the stands, but it doesn't indicate the weight capacity. You could try calling TDS Customer Service at 607-733-6789. Good luck.
793855
Some of mine weighed more than 3lbs (5lbs.). I got 32 bars. They were boxed separately.
1986187
Hi Wesley,Sorry I am not able to answer your question. We only use the bar with 125 and 147 pounds of load.However it holds fine at these weights.Good luck in your research.
79713
I dont know exactly but I am using them as supports for a table top and sewing supplies. not fully loaded yet but I am guessing they could hold easily 100 lbs each and probably 150 each. they are particle board so I don't expect them to be exceptionally sturdy. they are nice for the price
2155997
I obtained these wheels a year ago so don't remember. But I'm 180 lbs and I've carried more that 40+ lbs on the rear rack without damage to the wheels even though I've broken two rear racks. So strength is not an issue if that is your concern.
1302293
They're very sturdy. I'd estimate at least 250 lbs; probably closer to 300.
1007335
I weighed them when I received them and compared the weight with the old handlebars I removed, but I didn't write the numbers down and they are now mounted so I don't know. As I recall, these new bars were a little lighter than the aluminum bars I removed. Sorry.
21063
Sorry, I don't really know and I can't find the paperwork. My son uses the bar, with the full 300 lb weight set that he has, with no problem.