What kind of weight can these straps hold. Looking for added security for a large aquarium, so weight is an issue
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They work great for holding old glass tube TV's on stands to the wall. It attaches to the item you want to attach to the wall with think adhesive on nylon straps. I dont think they could be depended on to hold onto a smooth glass aquarium weighing a hundred pounds with water. I would not do it. The other end attaches with wood screws in studs. Though it would be better than nothing, I would not trust it.
97331
Not sure weight wise but I have it holding a 4 foot Excalibur and no problems,the hanger is made of light weight metal but its working fine for me.
1420634
I use mine for an 8lb mushroom anchor. Works great for that, sometimes I have to pull pretty hard if the anchor gets suctioned into some mud or sand or even wrapped up in vegetation. Something tells me you're looking for a heavier weight, but hopefully that's helpful to you.
621414
The "straps" are actually rubber-coated metal (with plastic inserts where needed to help take of slack) on the bottom and plastic on the top. The way it mounts is incredibly secure but shouldn't create any scatches or dents.
293941
I don't believe I would trust these hooks to hold that much weight. I would opt for the Malone kayak hooks which are a little more expensive, but well worth the difference in price.
1776122
These straps are one inch wide and each one is 12 inches long. I have used them several times to secure three different bikes, the largest a Suzuki C50, and they have done well. You will need to tie (loop) two together to get far enough from the bars and tank to avoid damage from heavier straps with hooks and rachets. Overall, I am well pleased with the performance and cost of these straps.
870334
Yes. Definitely. The straps and rings themselves are very sturdy and reliable. The hard part is finding a solid place to hang the rings from. I have mine hanging from the rafters in my garage so the real weight challenge is on the rafters, not the rings/straps.
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Each hook is rated for 1000 pounds. Have never hauled anything with weight with them, would use them as an alternate tie down point and not the only one to keep anything with that much weight secure. Make sure your straps have enough weight ratio to haul a motorcycle, biggest mistake I seen when most tie any kind of a load down.
124155
My crab traps weigh about 60lbs but they are in the water until I grab them. All I could say is try, I do not believe its made for that use.
1108794
Can't give you weight but they are pretty strong and you could use a additional clips for a larger mirror. How securely the clips are fixed to the wall is more of an issue.
1095589
Absolutely! These slings can hold 4945 lbs. They would definitely be safe in the use of suspending a hammock.
2283961
They're rated at 500 lbs, out to 36", so I'd bet they would be very secure with 200 lbs out to only 16". It all depends on how well they are secured though, doesn't it?
1865527
There are straps but can't remember if they are secure. The vacuum container becomes so heavy that It would not be toted around in order for items to fall out.
970870
Depends on the size of the cage, but likely it would be strong enough. If you went over a large bump or had to stop/turn abruptly though I'm not sure. You probably be better off using a strap of some sort.
1886651
i think they were weighted 50 lbs? i forget. I didn't hang anything too heavy but they were fairly large D rings.
560801
I do not use mine for this purpose. But I am sure they are plenty strong enough. I use these to lift beds off off of trucks they weigh a lot more than a person. These beds weigh from 350lbs to 600lbs. These straps are very strong.
1255649
I would assume that these straps can support around five pounds with about two inches of the strap attached to itself using the velcro. If you can fit a six inch piece of string around the tool (and yes it is adjustable for smaller sizes), I would save it is save for holding tools. Although the straps are eight inches long, you should give and inch or two of extra length to allow the strap to lock to itself.