What is the weight limit on this pad?
924257
I do not recall, but we have had 160 pounds bouncing on it, and 250 pounds lying on it.
924258
I hate to divulge my weight... but I am 220 and it had no problem. I slept on it for about a week. I did not blow it up all the way, most of the way. I liked it a little softer than full.
924259
I don't know. it did not come in its regular store like boxing so I did not have that information. My kids was 88 lbs. and the air lasted through the night.
356817
I don't recall seeing a weight limit. I bought it for my 2yr old granddaughter and she occasionally "lets me ride"... I'm over 140lbs and it doesn't bend when I sit on it.
693994
I don't know the weight limit. You could write to the seller through Amazon.com. Maybe they will give you that info.Sorry!
1683914
My Kamp Rite pad has been used on a camping trip and replaced in it's bag for storage. I put it on the digital scale (bag and all) and it weighed 18.8 pounds. Hope this helps!
1764642
I'm confused. The product listing says this pad weighs 24 lbs. but the reviews all say 35 lbs. Which is it? Also the listing says the shipping weight is 100 lbs.? Maybe because of the size this means UPS charges you the 100 lb. rate?
1270111
I think it's very comfortable to sit on. It's well padded. I do not know what the weight limit is. People weighing 150-200 lbs have sat on it without a problem.
713448
The item is a bench PAD and would not have a weight limit-it is very thick.
1633054
I do not know if there is a weight limit listed but I weigh over 350 and it holds me just fine with no problems. I feel safe and secure.
798378
I haven't seen a weight limit for it anywhere. I don't know why there would be.
8071
It depends on the size of the pad according to Ker Medical website (http://www.kerrmedical.com/bedalarmandsensorpad-noalarmnoiseinpatientsroom-1-2.aspx) "20" x 30" bed pad for a patient weighing less than 120 lbs".
1293109
120 lbs. I pull 60 + lbs in it and it works just fine! I would suggest using something for padding though! Thanks:)
1097767
I really don't know the weight limit, cause the person I'm using it for weighs approx. 110 LBS. and have no problems with it.
463782
This pad is 4mm or 0.15748 inches thick. If you go to their website, www.brabantia.com, it lists all the specs.
2125825
The pad is about 1 to 1 1/4 inches, ok for my inside bike but it has worn down guite a bit. I'm not sure how it would hold up if you are an avid biker, hope this helped.
1767946
I believe I read on another site the weight limit was 250#, but I'm not certain. It's a great cane, though, and good value too.
863309
The mattress pad is already on the bed but it is certainly not flimsy & light. I would say it was at least 5 pounds and I bought a twin.
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When the mattress the pad is being used upon is a firm, innerspring mattress, this item will likely still work fine for someone under 120 pounds. However, if the mattress is not firm, or has anything "non-standard" about it, such as it is a TempurPedic, memory foam, or air mattress, or if there is some type of padding that has been added to the bed, this 10" x 30" sensor pad may not properly register the body at all times. This can cause false alarms, or majorly delayed alerts. You may want to consider a system with a 20" x 30" sensor pad instead, which is more effective under those scenarios, and can be purchased here: Cordless Bed Alarm System - No Alarm in Patient Room! When the mattress the pad is being used upon is a firm, innerspring mattress, this item will likely still work fine for someone under 120 pounds. However, if the mattress is not firm, or has anything "non-standard" about it, such as it is a TempurPedic, memory foam, or air mattress, or if there is some type of padding that has been added to the bed, this 10" x 30" sensor pad may not properly register the body at all times. This can cause false alarms, or majorly delayed alerts. You may want to consider a system with a 20" x 30" sensor pad instead, which is more... » Read More When the mattress the pad is being used upon is a firm, innerspring mattress, this item will likely still work fine for someone under 120 pounds. However, if the mattress is not firm, or has anything "non-standard" about it, such as it is a TempurPedic, memory foam, or air mattress, or if there is some type of padding that has been added to the bed, this 10" x 30" sensor pad may not properly register the body at all times. This can cause false alarms, or majorly delayed alerts. You may want to consider a system with a 20" x 30" sensor pad instead, which is more effective under those scenarios, and can be purchased here: Cordless Bed Alarm System - No Alarm in Patient Room! « Show Less