What is the maximum weight allowed for these risers?
1957244
Not worth, spend the extra money get the wood ones instead. Not sure of the weight limit but these were rather flimsy.
1109852
No they're not, too larg for a pole. A riser would be more appropriate or getting a smaller box that's designed for pole mounting. Think safty!
1983967
Honestly I'm not positive on the weight limitation but the set itself is very sturdy. I think the cedar beam I drilled into will probably fail before these hooks.If I had to guess each hook should support 150 lbs a piece.
804511
I don't know the maximum height. I didn't feel the need to buy extra risers. The 2 that came with it were high enough for me to get my heart rate up during workouts. I'm short though. Taller people might want an extra riser. Possibly look on the dimensions in the description of this item to see the height of the plat form and individual risers.
2145772
I am not aware of a weight limit other than that of the ladder. The legs are very heavy and well constructed. They should work well on a 28' ladder. Remember, they do add weight to the total ladder which means you may need extra help to set-up the ladder. Take care.
1454376
They are advertised as 1500 lb., so if your stuff is less - you are okay. These are good ramps, and I highly recommend this set over the other ramps like these out there.
1173699
I weigh about 170 lbs and have stood on mine a few times climbing up to the drop down bed in my toy hauler. I have them mounted on a table that I made that's attached to the wall with a removable hinge and the table is supported with 4 of these. SO... I'd feel good about saying that they will support at a minimum of 50 lbs each. Just MY opinion and NOT an official recommendation by any means.
2226604
I don't know what the maximum weight capacity is, I weigh 200 lbs. and they don't flex when in use.
1514213
Definitely not. They will collapse. I'd say no more than 3 lbs max on top of them.
1703509
I'm not sure the absolute weight limit, but I installed mine on a 50s-era six-burner stove that probably weighs 300#, and these casters work without issue under that load. I'm also pleased at how little they lift the stove -- you can barely tell a difference with and without wheels. But when I need to move the stove (to sweep under it, unplug it, service it), the casters are invaluable.
1659565
I use all the risers. I weight 200+ pounds and have used it for over a year. I have tried it with and without the risers. It isn't less stable with the risers.
1485171
The speakers I'm using weigh 8 lbs each and the stand holds them fine--I'd say 12-15 lbs would be the max. Just be sure that 1)the speaker isn't any wider that 7-1/2" and 2)you don't have any cats/pets/children that could run into them because even though these are quite heavy and sturdy a 10 lb + speaker would make them a little top heavy. Hope this helps you out.
36222
The manufacturer says the maximum load is 200 lbs, but I weigh 210 lbs and it seems quite solid to me. Still, I wouldn't want someone over 300 lbs sitting on them, just to be safe.
1412704
The Mfgr states that they will take "tremendous weight" and that they can be used as a stabilizer under leveling jacks. They don't say how much weight they will withstand.....
1995949
Although we don't know the recommended weight capacity, we find them strong and very good quality; much better than the original ones that came with our rig. We use ours under the extended flip-up counter top in our RV and have never hesitated to place anything within reason on it . . . as long as hinges are completely unfolded and in straight position. Hope this helps.
338846
They're made iron and the base is about 10-15 pounds so 20-30 pounds should be ok before they become top heavy. Hope this helps.
1355163
I saw the following on the Fellows Webpage in there FAQs:"Can I get additional columns to make my monitor riser even taller?Unfortunately, no. Fellowes has tested the maximum height and weight distribution to ensure the safety of persons and equipment using this product.Additional risers are not recommended, as injury or equipment damage could result.We strongly discourage modifying the height over and above the original product design."