Is this sturdy enough to be used on wire racks, like in a garage?
1282318
i think so -- but it depends upon how heavy or small items are -- i use it on small wire racks
1282319
Ummmm, barely. They do make a thicker variety for the use you're describing. This is sturdier than most shelf-liner, and it *might* serve your purpose, but I've seen what you're describing and it is, indeed, thicker than this.
1282320
Yes, definitely. It's a thick gauge plastic that should hold up well under that use.
1282321
Well, I think it would hold up okay on wire racks as this is pretty sturdy. But it depends on the spacing of the wires on the rack. I'd say no more than 1/4" spacing would be okay.
664632
thin metal. it's relatively light (guessing less than 5 pounds) so it shouldn't be mistaken as a public park grade type rack if that makes sense. I personally have mine in the garage, but yes, you could theoretically use it outdoors. I would probably hit the screws and other pivot points with some silicone just to keep water from entering the frame since it comes in multiple pieces and must be assembled. Thinking it would rust out in a season or two if you didn't take this measure. We've had ours for 2 yrs and it's held up fine so far.
513612
Yes, it would be more than strong enough. I use it to hold some pretty heavy cruiser bikes.
1788072
Yes, this rack is very sturdy when everything is locked in properly. It also looks way better than everyone else's bike rack on the road!
1245883
I anchored the rack to the floor in a shed. The bikes stay up but I had to alternate front wheel, back wheel to fill all the slots. Very sturdy device
1758203
It's kind of flimsy. The wire is about the same thickness and sturdiness of a wire coat hanger. I guess that's the best guideline I can give you.
1753767
The rack is very sturdy and well-made. As long as you balance the load, you should be OK. I recommend the rack and would buy again if I had the need.
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.
2030951
I used mine at the office for my microwave and storage. If you are talking about sturdy you will have no problems. Very high quality. It will hold a ton of weight.
719804
I use mine in garage to store glue, various tape, brushes etcActual weight limit=?...but it seems to very sturdy.
1106423
Yes, it has been sturdy enough for my stainless steel pots and pans without any problems. You will want side support for frying pans. Usually I'll prop a plate up, then the frying pan next to it. It is a good little rack.
1502879
Not at all. This rack can handle almost anything you can hang up. Won't sway and won't bend
1317224
Well, its suitable for my needs, two levels of ladies skirts, blouses, and jackets, and some boxes on the top and the floor. Because of the way its built, I think it would hold up pretty well to heavier loads. I used to work in a museum with industrial size racks, this one is OK. Hope this helps
1687334
Absolutely! In fact, I have it in my garage holding up a heavy plastic storage container (rectangular, but not too long), so that I can easily swing it out of the way when I need to get to something else. It is light, but sturdy. Very handy for moving things around-- including cardboard boxes, etc. I also have one for a huge planter on my back patio. Very very good!
408985
It's pretty sturdy and has hefty front and back racks--2-300#s not unreasonable. Probably more in a pinch for short distance.
2140343
I think its sturdy enough. If u find it isnt u can always try bolting it. Its a very nice shelving system
1044187
I think it will get good support on rod than wire as it had hooks . I use on rod closet and it's good .