Would these safely handle 20 pounds of glass bottles?
1055888
They are very strong (well-sewn and heavy fabric) to carry 20 lbs. However, if I were packing 20 lbs of glass, I would place something sturdy in the bottom to stabilize the "structure" of the bag. If the glass bottles are packed carefully and the bottom is stabilized, I would say that the bags could handle it. Another question would be the volume - if the glass bottles are heavy and, therefore, fewer in number, they would fit. If they are light and there are more of them, they may not fit.
1055889
The bags are very sturdy. Four wine bottles in each of five bags would not be a problem even five bottles.
1573055
Yes, definitely sturdy enough. Mine are loaded on every shelf. All bottles on every shelf with no space and they are 2 years old now. Although a lot of my bottles are too tall for anything except the top shelf. I would make sure you get brackets to attach to the wall though.
186912
They will give way fairly easily until they are at their maximum opening (4 1/4" tip to tip). Fine for 12 oz cans and 1/2 L plastic bottles. I would not recommend using with a Big Gulp.
969399
I'm not sure, honestly. They're pretty light, so I would imagine each one is less than 20g. I don't have an exact value for you, though, but they ARE actually glass, which will add a little weight.
624919
I wouldn't hesitate; a full 5-gallon bottle is heavier than your 3-gallon glass bottle. This stand is really strong anyway.
1065496
Depends on the bottle size. If there is a 30 day supply per bottle then that sounds like the standard size and I would say you could hold 20+ if you laid them on eachother.
1548941
I have my bar loaded with full bottles and glasses with no problems. These units are well made.
980393
Absolutely, but they have zippers & will not zip shut with a bottle in it. I put a 20oz blender bottle in mine regularly & it's never fallen out.
63760
I really don't think these will hold that much weight, but I could be wrong. The only way to know for sure is to try it, but if they break you're out the cost of the units. Good luck!
1021214
I would say no. I thought this product was junk. It certainly wasnt what they said as holding up to 20 lbs.
1033816
If you have something strong to hold them up on both sides (so not to tip) I believe it would be okay. I have my sitting on a shelf that way, but I don't have them stacked. However, you will not get the additional storage on top. When they lay two tall three across the top is designed to hold an additional three bottles. (This works well for larger bottles.)
427278
We use it to store bottles of alcohol...there are quite a few heavy glass bottles, both inside and on top. My cart seems to be extremely sturdy, and the wheels have no problems locking. I am not sure what the actual weight limit is supposed to be, but I agree, that you should be able to easily get away with 50 lbs.
2273290
If you lay them down it might, maybe hold 6. My suggestion would be to get the bigger one if you want bottle storage. Good luck!!
1125036
I'm sure they will hold heavy glasses. Just make sure they're attached tothe studs in the wall.
1879237
Don't know for certain, since we use plastic bottles, but it seems sturdy enough to handle glass bottles.
376339
No problem, these racks hold a lot of weight. I carried the equivalent of one gallon on each side, plus other stuff, and I felt they could have carried a lot more.
441758
I would say yes. Each 5 gallon water bottle weighs 40 pounds, so that's 160 pounds per tier. The glass couldn't add that much more weight!