What is the weight limit on what the grab bar will support?
1965739
Moen claims a weight limit of 250 pounds but I'm sure it could hold more than that. Ours is anchored with one side in a stud and the other in drywall. The unique anchors make it so easy to fasten it to drywall. We love it.
1965740
the Moen website says 250 lbs. It installs with very secure extra large anchoring screws. I have one that was placed by my handyman in a typical wall and it holds well. I had a second installed in a renovated bathroom that the carpenter placed a 1X6 and it is even more secure.
1965741
Moen rates it at 250 lbs. the mounts can accept 1/4" lag screws or use the drywall mounts included with the unit. I suspect, but do not know, that with it lag screwed to studs it will handle more than the 250 lbs easily. I weigh 220 lbs and it feels sturdy for me. never feels like it may let lose.
1965742
I believe it is 200-250 lbs. It handles my 250 lb husband. I love the bar and so does everyone who sees it. they can't believe it is a handicap bar. Makes it easy to change the toilet paper too. The installation is amazing, there is no doubt that it is in the wall to stay. We have two.
1267388
There is a hanger already mounted on the back. I haven't hung mine yet so I don't know what kind of weight it supports.
1669177
It can hold them and I would say up to eight or ten lbs. This is a good sturdy stand for the value
1942390
I do not know what the recommended weight limit is for the bar. My husband is around 170 pounds and tested it before we let our daughter on it. We braced ours by putting a heavy gymnastics mat underneath. Something will need to be used to weight the bar down to prevent tipping over. It is a great product and would recommend for up and coming gymnasts.
1993435
It easily holds 400 lbs. Note that I had trouble ensuring that the second bar stays in place. I don't know if this is a function of having the top bar loaded or if the clamps are faulty in some manner.
1986442
I have no official info on weight limit, but based on the weight mine currently supports, I would think 70 lbs would be okay.
489669
My guess-timate would be, as much as much as the hangers with full set of clothes would fit per bar. There is no mention of weight limit on the product container. I think this question should be referred to the manufacturer.
1471379
I don't have many but the bar weighs 50 lbs and it can hold upto 750lbs. I think using my limited amount of plates that 4 or 5 plates per side would be easy for it. I have a picture of my plates on @whey2muscle twitter page.
1729402
I don't know its max capacity but its a solid steel bar and it can hold as much weight as a home lifter can handle. I use up to 70 lbs (35 per end) but it will handle over 100, which is a huge!!! curling weight.
1083679
Reginald, this will support anything 15 lbs or less. The cross bar extends 12 feet across. you may want to contact Savage company about the weight. We appreciate your inquiry.Regards,Alex G
998167
Let me say as someone who has need of a grab bar. The grab bar can only be as strong as the structure it is attached to. When installing a grab bar on any surface less than 7/8 inch wood should be attached with mounting screws into the wall stud to assure a secure installation. Keep in mind a poor installation of any grab bar could result in a very serious accident.
1700823
I am not exactly sure, but I am very confident with the right hooks it would hold at least 450lbs
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
1672213
i have a pair of 50lbs plates i put on the bar along with a pair of 25lbs...im guessing the bar can hold up to 250lbs, but dont quote me on that
414822
1/4 inch walls are not strong or stable enough to support a grab bar. The WingIts will crack the wall.
175731
I don't think this bar is stable enough. It could hold the weight coming straight down from it but if you pulled too much at an angle it wouldn't stay put.
1278287
I have a 7ft. 2" olympic bar and it works great. I have 315 lbs. with it also.