How much weight will the bracket hold?
1069820
I'm not real sure. I threw away the instructions long ago. It's very solid though. I hung mine on the face of the garage. I used some longer bolts than what were provided due to the structure of my wall. I wouldn't recommend hanging from it, but if I hung from mine I know it would hold me. Violent dunks followed by hanging aren't good for any setup in my opinion. Anyways, I would be comfortable hanging 250 lbs from it.
1456139
I don't think there's a single answer to this. It depends on how much wider the shelf is than the bracket. The brackets are quite strong. For an 8 - 10 inch wide shelf, I would guess that each bracket can support 50 pounds or possibly more.
392987
If you intend to install this product high on a wall, mount the bracket vertical and ensure all four mounting screws are centered in a stud. This is a very sturdy bracket; it will hold the weight just fine.
661018
i would think the heavy duty brackets are good for 50lb. but I would check on the gladiator geartrack website ' also depends on you mounting the wall pieces into studs .
2031453
The mount will hold, no problem. Have to make sure attachment in the wall is very secure.
1053076
About 10lbs I think.I wouldn't mount without a stud.I'm not sure about unspecified screws.But you could surface mount using butterfly toggle bolts.
694228
I have yet to use it, and have no idea how much weight it will hold. I can say, however, that it's a well-made, sturdy shelf. I'm guessing that it would be able to hold a substantial amount weight.
1386805
According to the manufacturers info, the bracket will hold up to 300 lbs. I'm 235 and it seems to do fine with my weight. You'll have to be VERY careful to make sure you get the screws solidly into the studs...I used a high quality stud finder to make sure it was solidly anchored into the ceiling beam in my workout room...i also have some cushioned mats below, just in case! So far I'm pleased at how the bracket has worked, and being able to do the Rip:60 from the ceiling is so much better than trying to use it attached to the back of a door.
1037454
Not a lot. Maybe a couple of pounds. Mounting has more to do with stability than with supporting a lot of weight.
476349
I think it will. The bar should hold up, problem will be how you secure the bracket. The bar can sway a little in the wind and could also loosen and/or put tension on the screws that attach the bracket to the wall or pole
209058
The K&V; site ( https://www.knapeandvogt.com/206-series-folding-l-bracket ) shows them rated at 880lbs per pair, (with a whole bunch of proper mounting caveats). The PDF on that link also has full mounting instructions.
1505447
The bracket is 2in wide. You mount the closest side at 271/2in. I pushed it back a little to 28in to make it pull more
2110386
Possibly, if you're using a lightweight curtain rod (plastic or aluminum that isn't very long and has a small diameter) with some sheer material. The back of the bracket would need to have enough surface area to handle the weight... maybe 2" X 3" each.
469513
Bracket is metal with rubber pads, but it may help to put locktite on threads to keep them tight anyways
2134594
About one inch. I have them attached to fairly light weigh solar panels (30W Goal Zero). They seem like they are well built. My guess is that that could hold a substantial amount of weight on each bracket.
1040301
I'm using on a "Sun" tandem recumbent that is about 60 lbs.; No problem. Tandem had a mounting bracket.
283405
I just use it as a shelf in the laundry room so probably have never had more than 30 pounds on mine. I've got three brackets on a 48" shelf. Seems sturdy enough, but I doubt I'd put 150 pounds on it.