How thick of material can this hold? I have a piece of 1/4" acrylic sheet that I want to support. Will these standoffs hold that thick of material?
1951596
Yes! I've used them for the same thickness of plexiglass and they work great.
1951597
I think it should hold. The key, though is probably the screw and the material you are screwing it into.
1951598
I should add that if the screw that comes with the standoff isn't long enough, you can always get a longer one at a hardware store.
2227026
As long as the material you are holding is thick enough such as a tarp it will hold it, They clamp down hard and once attached they wont come off until you want them to.
1855048
They do hold the panel about 1 inch above surface. If you use sealed connectors that would help also.
276026
If you mean the shelves, they're about 1/4" thick. If you mean the horizontal supports, they're about 1 3/4".
1617903
I already had some stands when I purchased the backdrops. My stands are fairly light weight, but seem to hold the backdrop without a problem. As far as the backdrop's capacity to hold weight, the material is thick enough that I believe you could attache paper flowers and not encounter a tear. I hope this is useful.
2214062
I do not think it will hold something of that weight. I think this product is suited for paper bonding of various weights. I think eventually gravity might pull it down, if you use this tape.
2169738
At 16'.5'' if weight is distributed evenly, the stand holds up, !! BUT anytime ANY WEIGHT is hanging in space it NEEDS SAFETY SUPPORT. This is a good product as I have said, But Please be safe with any jack or support. Safe ridding, and good luck. Don D.
283406
My 16 inch brackets(2) hold up a 90 lb, 5 foot long butcher block workbench. However, I do support the bench midway with a portable leg stand.
2014934
Shouldn't be a problem. I just have mine hanging an inch or so over my ledge. I absolutely love this product!
119219
Not very securely. We have been using it for 3'x4' foam board posters, and I do wish I'd bought something a little heftier...they're alimium, and with that much surface area someone walking briskly past the board can blow it over...al least on a tabletop as we have been using.
278104
I have a display of 6" 8" and 12" assorted clay pots hanging and have had no problems. Just make sure the surface you attach the clip to is strong enough to support the weight.
817720
Not very strong. I use them to hold laminated paper signs to my board, I use at least 6-8 for a laminated half a piece of paper.
1613691
I have a laminated poster that weighs about 2 pounds. The hanger holds it easily. There could be potential for bending the poster where you clip it when you're closing the hanger or putting the poster on the wall, especially if it's a big heavy poster. I'd get another person to help just to be sure.
1039541
Very sturdy...no sag. I would recommend sand bags to secure the stands because the prism sheets are heavy.
534480
They are a good 1/4" thick. I couldn't give you a definite weight capacity, but I'm quite confident that it would hold my weight and I weigh 115 pounds.
2082050
If all the screws are put into studs, then yes. I used 2 inch screws thru the sheet rock into a doubled stud and I believe it will hold that much. The bar and hardware are very solid.
1838386
I had a standard background holder. The background is heavy. I put mine on 2 inch metal conduit to keep it from sagging. I tried PVC and it wasn't heavy enough. The cardboard core is not strong enough. You will have to replace it. Best regards