How much weight can this hold? And how good is the locking mechanism -- does the line "sag" substantially when items are hanging from it?
920823
hopefully, you have received an answer to this question. I have had it for several months now. The only thing I hang on it is stockings and socks. It does sag but is not a problem. I would say it sags about 6-8 inches with several heavy socks on it.
920824
The line is meant to hold clothes. Anything heavier than that will cause it to sag even more. It does sag some with clothes, but you can pull the line a bit tighter by hand and adjust the locking screw to minimize the sag.
1170063
No it should not sag. I hung it on a fence with posts approx. that far apart. If for some reason you have a problem you could always run a wire across the top in the green to keep it straight.
446107
I really don't have idea of how much weight can support.What I can really say is that holds pretty good and does not retracts.I normally hang jeans or sweaters and it is not loose. Hope this helps.
2211599
I haven't had any issues or worries on holding heavy objects. I have a few of the shelving units now. I use one in the garage holding large totes of book's. Works fine so far.
984139
It is a very strong hook. My fixture weighs 10 to 15 lbs. It should hold fine as long as it's screwed into a 2*4 or other secure board.
1057036
The description states that the total capacity is 600 lbs with casters. So I limit that corner unit to lighter items and keep it as close to under 100 lbs as possible. If you have to store heavier items, then I would go with a more industrial/heavy-duty shelf system. When you put it in the corner and then put a set of regular shelves on either side, it makes access to the corner shelf a bit tricky. So I use small totes and boxes to keep lighter things in, especially items I don't need quick access to everyday. It has served its purpose well, but it does have its limitations.
1171751
I don't know how much weight will it hold. But we always hang our clothes in all hooks. We are using this hanger more than a year. Very reliable and shiny.
2257893
very sturdy.....mine has been in my patio holding plants with heavy pots. No sign of sagging.
33414
Quite a bit of weight. Mine has clothes hanging from one end to the other on the top shelp and 3/4 of the way on the bottom.Above the clothesall the way across I have boxes of shoes on one end and 6 stacking boxes filled with purses. My small shelves hold books.We installed as directed in the directions. There is no pulling away from the way or sagging on the shelves. ( They are wood)
415792
I'm not sure how much weight exactly it can hold, but it looks pretty strong. Just make sure you assemble it correctly. I have plenty of decor elements on it, vases with plants... My boyfriend managed to screw it to the wall, so it can hold everything now.
922385
I am pretty sure it will hold the weight but it will sag, you would need to have them up high and/or a large stick to prop the line up.
1389493
I don't know what the exact weight limit is. We just have a bunch of clothes hanging on it and it holds fine and looks very sturdy. I don't know if you could hang much more then clothes or heavy garments on it though.
1137539
I don't think there is a weight limit. This is a rugged hanger especially when anchored the correct way. The shelf can be used for storage.....I use it for my lids.
1683126
I don't have a rating on maximum weight for the hanging chair. It is quite substantial in construction and I would guess it can hold 200 lbs. However consider how high the chair is hung and how much "sag" will happen when someone sits in it. Especially hammock style chairs and their hanging ropes stretch considerably when you sit in them. There is also a slight springiness in the arched arm of this stand because it is metal.
312810
there actually isnt much that keeps it from sagging. its a little sturdy (somehow) but it does wiggle some and is a bit annoying to adjust. sorry if this doesnt help much. also, like Michael Morash said, its a great deal for that price.
1340013
Check with the manf for the weight limits. I can tell you, I have books, TV Box, and some other heavy stuff and it's rock solid. I plan on buying a few more for some other rooms that I'm working on.
1003553
Mine holds a large assortment of dishes in the spare closet. I'm sure one of the shelves is holding around 50lbs with no issues. It's screwed directly into the studs, where it can be and the others are toggle bolts, I've had no issues. I would not attempt 100 lbs on this shelving unless every single support was screwed into a stud. (and then I'd still be leery)