I have a plant hanger. Most of the trays I've tried get bent by the plant hanger's three sides holding up the plant. Do you think these are sturdy enough to stay rigid?
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These plant trays are fairly flexible and not meant to carry much weight. I would say that they definitely are NOT sturdy enough for the purpose you describe. Good Luck!!
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Hi, I just put my husbands on to confirm for you. His are 7 for mankind and not super heavy. The hanger didn't bend at all. It is quite lightweight though and what I found with them is that the hook part comes away from the body. I would recommend the 12 piece set Jobar slacks hangers open ended easy slide organizers. I got those for my husbands jeans etc and they are much heavier and withstand the putting on and taking off much better and don't leave creases in the jeans. However if you just want one set, these will do the job, they just won't last. hope that helps :)
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I have a plant that weighs 65 pds on mine and it holds up well. It is a very sturdy plant caddy.
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Use to hang plants outside (weight 10-12 pounds), no bend in the hanger. However, did have to get longer screws as the ones provided were too short (pulled out of fence when rained or wind). Longer screws work perfectly, no problems with hanger at all!!
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They're very sturdy. Not easily bent at all, but I'm sure with enough force, could be.
947646
You can bend them about as much as a half circle without breaking them. They are a little persistent and will want to return back to their original shape though but if you can hold them down at the bend you want you should be ok
886202
Yes.... I would say not to waste your money on these. They do not hold up tomato plants very well plus they cracked so it wasn't holding the water in the tray. But your experience may be a different one.
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They are a couple inches thick and pretty sturdy. I don't *think* they would bend (but mine aren't full of heavy stuff so I can't be sure).
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Yes, I imagine they'd be good for holding plants and other things outdoors. They are coated which should offer some protection against the elements but I would still keep an eye on them if you live somewhere where there is extreme heat or sun. I'd be more worried about the plastic giving out and wearing away then the metal shelves themselves.
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I just tried one. Yes they are very sturdy. They are very light so storage would have to support them upright.
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Yes they were very sturdy. I often had the kids use them as a lap desk and they did not bend. They were warped to begin with and stayed that way.
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When I bought them, they appeared to be too flimsy, however, after hanging 3 plates they felt OK. The plates I currently have are only 13 inches in dia., and they appear to be quite secure after about three years on the wall. If you buy the larger hangers I think you will be OK with them. Good luck. (Mike)
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I don't think they would and stay that way reliably, no, due to the little ring/handle on the top in the center. They are sturdy enough, but I cannot see how they would stay upright if turned upside down and a weight placed on them...unless there were some kind of support added. And I can't imagine what type of support that would entail. What other purpose did you have in mind for them?
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They might work as they are pretty hard plastic but the hanging piece of it is rounded on the top (to fit coat hangers) so it might be a little more wobbly than you'd like unless you buy two of them...! Hope that helps!
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I didn't have an issue with any of the poles bending over the years I had it. At one point I had a few hanging organizers in it to store sweaters. I used hangers that held 5 pairs of pants/shirts as well. I used it like a regular closet and it held up.
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I have 4 of these planters on my deck rails, my deck rails measure exactly 3-1/2". The planters do flex a little, and weigh a fair amount when loaded with soil and plants, but I can lift them on and off. I needed additional support for them, as my top rail is not attached to the balusters underneath (they are a separate unit), so I had to add little blocks of wood under the centers to help support the weight and prevent rail sag.
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they probably will bend too, I do recommend the stands but for light (not heavy) stuff. you're probably need a C-stand... i know the price is much higher but keep in mind safety... hope it helped...