How much weight do you think it holds? I've seen pot racks on Amazon that range from 40 lbs. to 200 lbs.
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We used 4 3/16" heavy duty toggle bolts instead of the hardware provided to make sure we could hang ALL our pans and we have several very heavy pans. All 4 bolts were installed into the ceiling/drywall. the anchor is what will determine how much weight it can hold. I love my pot rack!
1945850
I have about 150 pounds or so on mine. Even unbalanced weight sits quite well and I've never even had the slightest issue with the ceiling hooks nor the hanging ones.
1945851
I bought it for my mother-in-law as a gift and she filled it with several heavy pots and pans plus a few wooden cutting boards. Just an estimate, but I think it easily holds 75 pounds and maybe more. It looks fantastic and is very sturdy. I would recommend getting some extra hooks for it.
1945852
I would say about 60+lbs mine is full of pots and pans I even have a few cast iron pans and its still hanging in there. I'm very happy with it and love it.
1945853
Mine has performed beautifully under a heavy load of all cast iron cookware at full capacity. We mounted it as instructed, with careful attention to anchoring into the ceiling joists of our 1950s era home.
1945854
If properly mounted up to 200. I have mine loaded up with several heavy cast iron pans. Maybe the concept Housewares website can tell you specifics.
1945855
I'd say it would depend on how you install it. If you can get the ceiling hooks that you hang it from into actual beams it would not surprise me to find you could put a fair bit on it. I have 2 cast iron pots, 2 steel stock pots, and a bunch of lids on the top of mine. Then about 6 sauce pans and frying pans all hanging from it along with some misc. things like an antique salad spinner and an old flour sifter. It is very sturdy. Mine is hung right into the ceiling studs. I don't think I'd do that of I had used molly bolts. Oh and I have 4 hooks that it is hanging from! I see some models only have 2 hooks into the ceiling so the weight would not be as efficiently distributed with those. I'd say it would depend on how you install it. If you can get the ceiling hooks that you hang it from into actual beams it would not surprise me to find you could put a fair bit on it. I have 2 cast iron pots, 2 steel stock pots, and a bunch of lids on the top of mine. Then about 6 sauce pans and frying pans all hanging from it along with some misc. things like an antique salad spinner and an old flour sifter. It is very sturdy. Mine is hung right into the ceiling studs. I don't think I'd do that of I had used molly bolts. Oh and I have 4 hooks that it is hanging from! I see some models... » Read More I'd say it would depend on how you install it. If you can get the ceiling hooks that you hang it from into actual beams it would not surprise me to find you could put a fair bit on it. I have 2 cast iron pots, 2 steel stock pots, and a bunch of lids on the top of mine. Then about 6 sauce pans and frying pans all hanging from it along with some misc. things like an antique salad spinner and an old flour sifter. It is very sturdy. Mine is hung right into the ceiling studs. I don't think I'd do that of I had used molly bolts. Oh and I have 4 hooks that it is hanging from! I see some models only have 2 hooks into the ceiling so the weight would not be as efficiently distributed with those. « Show Less
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I have a floor model potted plant weighing in at 42.7 lbs. It holds my plant just fine. I would be willing to say it would hold 50lbs.
474859
250 lbs. according to another website. I've loaded it with lots of heavy wet items and it showed no signs of bending or collapsing. Great rack.
1881305
Umm I don't have an exact amount to give you. But I would easily say 20 lbs maybe more. I have quite a bit of stuff on it. Very sturdy and nice. Love it so far.
1296005
In the mfg. rating it says maximum weight 200lbs. It also states for bicycle racks only!
398683
Sorry this is late in coming. Do not know the weight limit but structure is very solid. My keeps heavy pots and pans on ours and it still slides in/out with ease. No evidence of bowing, bending, or twisting. I think you will be very happy with product. Hardest part was installing back floor mounting screws in close quarters but worth the effort.
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The rack will uphold 250 lbs. It has I be mounted to the ceiling rafters securely to support the weight limit. Four hanging corners, each will support 100+ lbs. Screw type anchor points have to penetrate 3-1/2" into the ceiling joices. If you're not sure how to hang it, go to a local hardware store for advice. We love our pot rack. It is a beautiful addition to our kitchen.
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I'm not sure exactly how much, but I have stored several fairly heavy cast iron pots/pans, glassware, etc. It feels very, very sturdy. If we're talking like 100+ lbs, I have no idea. For everyday storage, it should hold up very well!
1734597
This is a very sturdy rack. I would say that it could handle pots hanging from it.
1137540
Don't know what the weight limit is. If you use good lag screws to bolt it directly to studs in your wall it should hold a lot. The top does function as a shelh. I put the pot lids up on top.
1340320
I just stuck it on my kitchen scale. I came up with 67 1/2 oz which would make it about 4 lbs. It doesn't feel like 4 lbs but then, I lift pots all the time. It is pretty substantial. Not flimsy.
1027509
The unit is well built. The description would lead you to believe it can handle 200 lbs for 2 of the shelves and 65 lbs for the third. I don't think I would trust the wheels and structure to support 465 lbs total. I would be leery exceeding 250 lbs total. If nothing else, it may become top-heavy and be unstable.
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I have about 3 pots and pans hanging from mine, with the lids on top. More than enough strength for that. As for a certain weight restriction, Im not sure. Depending on how you fasten it to the wall would probably determine that. I used the sheetrock hooks that go in and spread out behind the wall and tighten up. The alternative would be to find a stud and that would provide the most strength. Just using the sheetrock though for me has been fine. the wood that the shelf consists of is very strong andi would guess could hold up to 30 pounds easily.
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I don't think any of my potted plants weigh 10lbs. They probably are 5 - 8 lbs. However, I think it would be ok to try out a 10lb. pot because I have other decorative items on each shelf, including different rocks. Won't know til you try it! The rack is very sturdy and stable and also an attractive addition to our patio.
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The rack comes with 12 hooks. I have 12 pots hanging from the rack. You can purchase additional hooks, but since all of my pots have the same length handles, I doubt if I could fit additional pots. If you stagger short handles with long, you may be able to fit more. The connectors support 250 lbs a piece I believe.
1033643
That in my opinion would be too much for this squat rack, I think 330 pounds would be it, or maybe 400 pounds. I never noticed any weight maximum listed anywhere. I could be wrong though and it is built very well. I am very happy with it!
916197
It holds a 23 qt pot full of water for me.. No problems.. It just takes a long time for it to boil if it is loaded up that much..