Does this support heavy blankets?
1467439
Yes; it is of high quality. For better efficiency, I use a 4 yard piece of cloth to tuck under the mattress and over the top of the lift and the blankets, since sheets and blankets are not long enough to go up to the neck and also over the bed and tuck under the mattress. I do wish they would start making longer blankets for people who need to use lifts.
1467440
Yes, it does I have 3 heavy blankets on my bed and one of them is a down comforter. Hope this helps.
1467441
Very solid - one of the reasons I ordered it. The darned wire contraption I purchased at the local medical supply store kept collapsing. I have a sheet, a blanket and a quilt on mine - and know I could add another piece if I needed to....
1467442
Yes! It's very sturdy, and when set up properly at the end of the bed, it is solid and strong enough for heavy blankets and quilts, keeping the weight off the feet.
718282
1. No. A queen mattress will hang over the edges and ruin the mattress.2. Yes it will support that, but I'd recommend putting in some extra crossmembers like in the picture of our review of it.
145177
I wouldn't recommend it. It's not made of anything tough enough to withstand water or weather- and flattens very quickly. We've already added two blankets to our Pit's bed.
480209
I think this hanger can hold as much blanket or quilt weight as it can fit on it without sagging. I have yet to overload it.
204208
No, the blanket easily stays in place. The King Size blanket that I have is a very good fit for my bed.
1018848
If you mean to hang linens, then yes. It's is extremely sturdy and durable. I can't imagine anything too heavy for it.
1661295
Hi Kathy, yes as it is adjusted based on the size of the item; it would work well with your blanket.
2100289
Depends on the size of infant. The insert secures in whereas blankets could slip and be a hazard.
130204
Well, it will lift only a portion of the blanket, but it will still have a bit of a lift on the entire bed, kind if like a tent. We have a king bed and it didn't bother my husband to have the blanket lifted up a bit as it reached that support.
1453238
Yes, it supports my 200 pounds, but be careful. Actually, just tried it. It held me, but as others said it isn't really a step. I wouldn't do it again withot being able to hold on to something.
1769101
The space blankets are thin, and can tear easily. This is a much sturdier product, meant for hard use. Mine serves as a footprint for my tent, a heat reflector, improvised shelter, and water collector.
12847
I am not sure. I ended up throwing the blanket away. It was stiff and not very comfortable. It wasn't what I expected.
480213
While I'm not looking to weight it till it bends, it's surprisingly robust. I have a sleeping bag on mine. I'd say it could handle any cloth based material. The metal is pretty thick. It's at least 2-3x stronger than I expected. Very impressed.
2275572
I don't know but it can hold heavy winter jackets as long as you use a stud to brace it against.
217972
No. I have a 12" queen size mattress and it hangs just a few inches below the edge of the mattress on either side. Love this blanket; it is well made and looks like it will last for some time.
1583511
This cover is not designed to support weighted items. It seems to handle normal snow loads ok but I would not tie or attach anything to the top of it.
240797
I don't think so. Its wider than most. I just used a folded flannel blanket or strategically placed diaper mats. Note that it has a weight capacity of 15 lbs.