Can this bear weight? Like if I wanted to use it standing up, while holding onto something for balance?
1940900
Nope, save your money and buy a good stationary bike. I wish I had. This thing just sits under one of my end tables because I spend more time moving it back into place than actually pedaling it.
1940901
Mine is pretty sturdy but I haven't tried using it while standing up. It does work well if you sit on a chair (something with grip for your bum) and use it for the extra height and 'bicycle-like' posture
1940902
Absolutely NOT! This is made for you to use sitting down. It is very light and I have to anchor it to a board to use it comfortably. It slides too easily on the floor.
1940903
I bought this item for my client who is 85 yrs old...he sits in a chair and pedals and continues to gain better muscle control and strength in his legs. If this shows results for someone in their 80's while sitting then I feel it will help anyone at any age...this product is for sitting; you will receive the same benefit from sitting...it does have tension control on the pedals that you can adjust which will most assuredly work up a sweat for cardio exercise...go for it, you will not be dissatisfied...
303242
I'm not sure if it would hold the weight. Also the way the lid flaps open might not work. I only have one so I truly can't answered
1067180
Unsure of what you are asking, it will handle a good amount of weight as long as that weight is balanced.
2057202
I would be worried about the weight it can handle. If supported correctly it might.
193323
No, I would strictly use it to rest my feet or sit on. Does not open up for storage and I don't think it would support much weight if you stood on it.
1175711
Although the rack seems sturdy I would hesitate to put too much weight on it at one time. I don't know of any stand up rack that could handle that much weight.
638039
It has some weight to it but not heavy per se. The handle is a nice size so gripping would not be an issue. Unless extremely frail I thi this is a fine product. Good luck.
1536730
No, I do not believe it would hold that much weight without bracing it yourself. Bracing would be pretty easy.
50819
You could stand on it, but it is not sturdy so I wouldn't recommend doing that.
521410
Hi there... I use it as a dining room buffet so not sure if it can hold the weight... I think it could but couldn't say for sure...
1136491
It's not meant to support any weight. I'm not sure how you intend to use it. Its purpose it to allow you to make a hole in your wall to allow wires to go through and then put a faceplate over it.
1784418
I believe it would attatch to the camera but would it hold the weight? i dont know. Upright yes but hanging from something probably not
1120943
The material is hollow, so I would be skeptical about 80 pounds standing on it. I have no experience with any other similar products, so I am not able to make a recommendation.
251746
I would say no, but I don't have the feet so its not set up to free stand. I have it fully extended with weights on either side to support it. Its sturdy enough that it doesn't dent or get damaged when my dog jumps on it, but it definitely moves and shakes. I have a 50lbs chow chow.
944288
Well haven't tried that much weight, however it is very sturdy metal so I don't think you will have a problem as long as it isn't to tall that it might offset the balance. Check the specs to be sure it will fit.
1341179
Yes it can...there are several wall mount options that are strong enough to hold the weight...Obviously the wall mount will need to be connected to framing members (studs) behind the drywall! If this is not possible due to layout...you may have to reinforce the mounting points...(cut drywall and add framing)...or add a 3/4 or thicker plywood panel behind it, attached to framing this could provide the strength you need!I could sen you a picture of ours!Jim
1883734
It may hold the weight but it isn't super stable. A little wobbly. I think I would be hesitant to use it for a microwave stand.