How sensitive is it to the balance of the pots? Does it lean much?
2021456
As long as it is hanged at the same height and distance from one hook to another it won't lean that much, but of course, like any other things that is hanged there is still prone to leaning at one side if you hanged heavier stuff on only on one side. A tip of advice, I put the screws far apart from each other using 2 very durable hooks.
2021457
It is not hard to balance but if you take ones of your larger pots off one side or leans to the jacket side about 10 degrees is not a lot. We Wash our pots immediately after use and put it back up kinda of a ocd thing.
2021458
It doesn't lean much - When I take off a heavy pot it does move, but not a big deal at all.
2021459
It is very sensitive. Since its only held at 2 points in the middle it will lean a lot. You have to place your pots to balance it and be careful about what's on top.
2186024
Not wobbly at all! I used it with my chili which is pretty thick and it handles well. The handles on these are thick and sturdy.
1496534
Yes, it does lean and it's not very stable. I returned the one that I purchased. I don't recommend this product.
1891050
I haven't weighed the pots & pans I have hanging on this, but for about 6 months now it has successfully supported 2 cast iron skillets, 3 stainless steel skillets, 4 handled pots of varying sizes and 4 glass lids. I would just recommend making sure it's well anchored in the wall.
332154
It is not as heavy as you might think, and the longer handle dissipates the heat well so balance is better. I have had the pot full of potatoes and could handle it. Plus the lid helps drain liquid easily.
756109
Yes. I have mostly jars of spice and liquid extract on mine, so not a lot of weight, but it does turn smoothly without wobbling or catching. It seems to be pretty well made relative to the price.
994921
It's not wobbly at all, particularly if you make sure to put large, heavy pots on the bottom shelves and not over-weight the top shelves, but it's not a climbing toy. You'll have to evaluate how well your toddler will listen to you.
280363
I can't answer in terms of weight, but I have a fairly large pot and plant in mine and I never worry that it might collapse.
1283032
No, it's very stable. I do assisted pull ups with a band at 280 lbs and it doesn't even wabble. Hope this helps.
1260617
We try not to put pressure or weight on the leaves/pullouts that is not a set amount of weight. For instance, we don't lean on it but it can certainly handle the weight from a sack of potatoes or a dish. It holds but the pullout supports are vwy small, will definitely not tip over. We saw someone else who modified the table to have support for each leaf going all the way to the floor, this would certainly solve any problem with support worries.
1598124
Perfectly balanced. I have been using it for several months and have not had any issues.
359131
There is stopping of the back support to move when you lean on it. Yes , you can lean on it carefully :)
809825
My daughter is 120-130 ish. Wouldn't trust it over 170. Seems pretty solid but if you lean or tilt it? plus mine is less than 2 years old
1407701
No it is free moving. With the heavy pot on top it doesn't move without help. Very stable
1624997
It is very sturdy. We have quite a few heavy pots and pans on it and have had no issues. I have been very pleased overall with the product.
324676
It is well balanced. We've used it for 20 years and ordered some to replace what had been lost over the years
855615
I wouldn't say shaky, but it is narrow. We placed our stand against a wall and it is fine, but the stands narrowness could make it tipsy.