How much lumber can this hold?, 10 pc 16 ft 2x8 for example?
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on a full size truck i dont think there would be a problem i would worry about the tail gate
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The Little Giant videos recommend a 2x12, about $25 at lumber yards. I haven't used a wood plank but my experience with this size lumber is that it is very sturdy.
1603130
The four I have are under a 20" x 20" square made of 1" x 4" lumber and support a little under 100 pounds with no problems.
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No problem. I have mine on it and it could hold more. It's very sturdy and can be adjusted height and width.
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It was very heavy duty so yes if anchored correctly I believe it would hold that much. I sent it back because it was too large for my application.
1557063
It can hold a CPU or some office supplies (like a couple stacks of paper) or around 20 lbs at the most. To be completely honest with you, the whole thing is not very sturdy. My wife regretted buying it once we put it together.
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Try a utility cart instead. This is an end table, and the finish would be damaged, even though it would probably support 80 pounds.
902433
I don't know, I use it to support a 2" thick pine-2ft wide by 2fft long table extension, works reasonably well with a little sag.
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I don't think there's a single answer to this. It depends on how much wider the shelf is than the bracket. The brackets are quite strong. For an 8 - 10 inch wide shelf, I would guess that each bracket can support 50 pounds or possibly more.
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I wouldn't put anything that weighs more than 10 lbs which is a lot. You could use 2 f these hooks if you have something that weighs more than that. Something too heavy will pull out of the siding if not clipped properly.
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These are made for 2x4 lumber. We thought about that as well, for stability reasons, but our concerns were diminished once we got the bench and the chair together. Very sturdy. Would buy again. We first bought the chair and was so impressed we ordered the bench also. Use the 2x4's you won't be disappointed.
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Depends on how you hang it. Frame is very solid. Mine is holding 8 piece set including 2 cast iron skillets along with pots on top.
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i donot a 8x10 i have a 10x8 and have not yet put it together.................................
366146
Depends on the lumber you buy and how you decide to set it up. I used 2 x 10 boards, one on top of another with a 2 x 2 top piece. This effectively gives you 20 inches of depth. I had my yard man buy and fill it and he estimated two yards.
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You could-- just don't overload it with wood. This will hold a lot of wood, so you'll generate a lot of heat and you might not be able to get far enough away. But it would be perfect for that space on a cool evening! I have mine on a 10x10 patio and haven't had any issues.
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That should work perfect. Mount the 2X8 securely to the house and the brackets for the awning will fit exactly on that size lumber.
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It's a pretty compact station so I think you can put more than 40lbs on it but you would limit yourself on room to work. Make sure you secure to two or more studs though. The hanging bar is sound but only as good as the wall you secure it to.