Is the 600lb weight capacity for the flatbed only or also for the tub?
921922
While the tub is fairly robust, I'd have to say the weight capacity is the flatbed ONLY. Remember that the entire cart is plastic, except for the screws and wheel axles. I've never come close to the 600lb. stated capacity...but I have moved some fairly heavy items with it, including some appliances. The tub portion is best mainly for tools, dirt, yard debris, and the like. Probably nothing more than what can reasonably fit in it.
921923
Be sure the tub is sitting flat on the flatbed. Of course it all depends on what the item(s) are you are trying to transport, how are you going to secure the item(s) and what type of surface the wagon will be pulled across. The flatbed may be rated at 600#, I dough the tub in and of itself is.
1916140
It said on box 300lbs.....works great...I use it in the shower for support around my shower stool also....hope this helps...Bruce
1468728
I don't see markings on the bed itself and I probably threw out the documentation that came with it. I did a bit of searching online and came up with 250lbs capacity for the bunks (twin over twin size). The full over full version states 300lbs top, 400lbs bottom. I've been in the bottom bunk quite a few times and at 215lbs, so far no issues. I can feel it sag / flex a little, but more importantly to welds seem to be holding up. My 30lbs son likes to jump around in the top bunk. Structurally, I haven't seen anything to make me worry yet at his weight.
569192
This was almost impossible to find, but I did find that a SIMILAR bed's reviewer said this: "The manufacture does not have weight restriction written on the product, but when I called they confirmed the weight limit was 180 pounds." I will tell you that I have had kids with a combined weight of 330 pounds on the bunk, and it was fine. (I did not know until later that they were all up there!) The slide has had an individual of 280 pounds scoot down it, if that helps. The regular user is a very slight, under 60 pound child. She LOVES it, and we could not get her to sleep in her own room until this purchase. Worth every penny!
2283822
The companies website says "Total Weight Capacity - 300 lbs". From my experience, we've had numerous children ages 2-9 on it at once and it held up fine. My husband and I have also been on it separately and it didn't falter. The only issue we had with ours was the water hose. It broke after a few uses but when we called the company, they sent us a new one for free, no problem. They were very easy and accommodating. I would recommend this product.
442178
The Bathmaster Deltis will support 308 Lbs. For additional weight requirements we recommend the Bathmaster Sonairs 2 which will support up to 375 lbs.
588956
Mine has a 600lb capacity no matter how you divide it. If you're 200 lbs you can lift 400 lbs and if you're 400lbs you can lift 200lbs on the bench.
592552
The product states: Weight capacity: 300lbs for Twin, 600lbs for Full and Queen. I know we have had a combined weight of 390 lbs. on the queen size without any problems.
1401684
Typically building codes require the floor be designed to hold the weight of a full tub. If you have taken a bath in the tub you have filled it up.. same thing as having this filled in the tub.
674938
I would have no way of knowing the weight of the tub but the box states "Do not stack more than 3 Raise Its under each leg. Maximum capacity 600 lbs. per leg" They are made of rugged durable plastic.
309765
Waterbeds don't have an exact weight restriction, but most suggest no more than 500 lbs. Thanks for asking ChaCha! (copied from a google search)
1422205
Don't know, but we tested it with a 230 lb person and it didn't budge from the tub side
1012290
I don't remember what the stated wgt. capacity is but, it can handly two hundred pounds without any signs of weakness or loss of stability. Use this chair on aregularly basis without any signs of wear. One thing to be concerned about is moving the chair over thresholds, the wheels are a little small for anything over about a 1/4 inch so I ramped the shower entrance, and if we have to move over anything higher than the 1/4 inch, I go to the front of the chair and lift the front wheels over and then you can push from the back to complete the transition.
1318459
300 lbs ! My wife is only 105 lbs....not a problem, I am 235 lbs and tested it before she came home just to make sure it held together and IT DID !! VERY STABLE BENCH , make sure you order the extra grab handles, it makes life so much easier in the shower . I DO make it a habit of checking the screws after every few uses just for my own piece of mind, they haven't loosened at all.
90078
The tub is 82w at the front, from front to back its 60, from the ground up it 31H
2049545
NO it's no way 250 lbs, I think they mean it can hold up to 250 lbs. I have tubs on the shelves that are filled with just household stuff or clothing.
570929
I think it's 60lbs but I'm 220lbs and I've played on it with my daughter. It's pretty sturdy and I'm happy with it!