how much weight can this product hole?
1299277
The product info (scroll down on page) says it holds up to 100 lbs., though the actual weight limits will "vary depending on installation".
1299278
I have mine mounted on studs, 32" apart. It holds quite a bit, though I have not measured the weight of the load. If the main supports are not mounted on studs, it would definitely pull out of the dry wall fully loaded. Also, if the rod gets weaker as it is pulled longer and longer (tube in tube design...expands....but you lose strength with expansion)
1299279
I really don't know how many pounds it can hold but I can tell you that being the mother of ten children with four sons 6'5 ,6'5, 6'6,6'8 it is the best thing in my laundry room it is used constantly not only with dry clothes but most of the time with wet drying clothes seeatshirts and all I also bought two of the single holders that don't have the bar between them and love them especially when they can fold flat on wall and don't sag when fully loaded hope this helps mine is installed over a window I think five feet or four
474015
Yes I think that if you have a nice blob of hot glue that would flow through the screw hole it would hold 2 lbs.
1480530
I'm not certain of the exact size of the hole but a cup holder would have of spare room if you wanted use a slightly larger, more sturdy hook set up.
2277456
I put this hook on the back of the laundry room door to hold my work bag. It is a big 12 x15 tote bag and probably weights 4 pounds. I have not had any problems.
1629852
Not a chance. It's a very small hole it's less than half an inch in diameter.
2173149
you could make it a lot stronger, buy inserting a good fitting tube inside the tube, this would require drilling
1619437
I have never used a weight, but there are 1\4 -20 and the next size up threads on every arm and handle so it is very versital, I guess you could add weight to any of these screw holes. A small block of metal with a hole in it or some other object which could be srcewed in. Hope that helps a little.
1464973
I don't have it close to measure but it's bigger than a half dollar. It won't fit in small holes.
2068120
The official description says, "Weight rated to 165 lbs." You would obviously have to make sure it is properly supported on studs and not just drywall anchors.
616833
Probably cannot hold something that heavy. The buckle is not one with holes, so it would just slide open holding any weight.
2068121
The mount itself is rated to 165lbs, you'll need to make sure you get hardware that will support that weight.
1592408
There's no way this mount want hold 18 pounds jus make sure the ball point screws are tight an mounted screws are secure
1296296
I can't tell exactly the weight it can hold, but so far I have put a few thick novels on the holder with no problem. Why not ask the seller directly?
1617857
No!!! Not at all! It really only hols a few pounds per shelf. Up to 3-4lbs. It looks great if you want to hole small, light weight stuff or a couple of books. It will not hold much more per shelf. That being said it has served me well to hold my cook books, framed pictures and a vase of dried flowers. I hope this was helpful!
420272
I can totally be used to fill up the hole. However, it will not strengthen. It is for adhesive purposes only.
566084
It has holes and metal snaps that pop into the hole you want...the person using it weighed 240lbs...hope that helps...and it 5'5 inches.
1840975
Greg, I bought it just in case I lost a bulb assy on my Christmas Village houses. I haven't measured the size hole but I would guess at about .75-1.00" My village isn't up yet so I can't look.