Could this hold a 2.5 gallon shower bag?
1036768
It's doubtful. The stand is very sturdy, but it's lightweight and clearly meant for light items. The "arm" at the top which actually holds the lantern is retractable. That's the weakest point...I wouldn't risk it.
1036769
Probably not. For every gallon of water, it weights 10lbs. So you're talking about 25lbs of load on the stand. It would be highly unstable.
1036770
This product is sturdy for the purpose it was intended however to hang approx 21 lbs of H20 (8.35lbs per gal), might be more than the lower support legs can hold. I would use heavy duty shepherd's hook for water.
1036771
It probably can if you relky needed it to as a last minute option but it's very light weight and only designed to hold a lantern or something not so heavy.
1036772
I wouldn't try it. It might tip over. A lantern is much lighter. A gallon of liquid weighs about 8 lb. 2.5 gallons would be 20 lb and I think that would be too much.
1769889
Yes, it would fit at least two gallon jugs. I use it for office paper recycling but it would be a decent size for a kitchen recycle bin.
1888768
Absolutely, unless shoes are quite large and/ or very heavy (like work boots). I love these 2-gallon bags and gotten several sold on them as well.
694711
It's pretty big, but I think it would be possible. The bottom is sturdy so I think it would fit okay on the rack. It's definitely a great bag and very waterproof. I've used it camping and rafting.
315844
Absolutely! If a normal 3.5" fits, this will fit. If you've got extra space, you can even attach two 2.5" in it perpendicularly. If not, it can also hold one flat against it.
915572
It should hold a 15 gallon trash bag ok. I don't know the measurements, but it's about slightly smaller than the size of the bottom half of a 30 gallon trash can, so 10-15 gallons size.
1459665
Yes, but it would be a tight fit. I measured the opening at just under 2.5". The rubber would squeeze a bit.
1256366
Probably. It's a pretty decent sized bag. I'm not sure how large the pump is.
240574
It should hold that and more. I purchased a 10" square by 3" tall plastic tub @ the Dollar Store and put it in the top compartment so the weight of anything in the side bags wouldn't rest on the contents of the top compartment's contents.
1454273
Sure. I don't see why you couldn't. As long as the bag is small enough to handle the fluid in relations to the bottle (don't use a 12oz bag in a 5oz bottle).
1214924
No, sorry way too small. One of the items may fit alone - the 7 inch high bottle would, but it would stick out the top as the bag is only 5 and 1/2 inches tall.
1697473
Maybe, though I would not think it would be such a good idea as it would make the unit top-heavy.Besides that the 5 gallon bottle would be too heavy to fit on the size base of this unit.
863520
Yes. I have a 5gal bucket as a sump with 1.5" pvc out of my pump. plenty of room.
1116761
I don`t see why any 5 gallon water bottle would not fit this water cooler. There is plenty of room
492729
I don't think so. Mine is very sturdy and holds 33 and 39 gallon plastic bags very securely.
2194164
I have a corner shower and mine is hanging on one of the side walls. I think it would anything up to 2" thick.
680429
I think it'd work. Volume shouldn't be a problem. I have a 1200gpm and it fills each of my 50 gal ballast bags in minutes. Pressure may be, they're not designed for high pressure, they are high volume unrestricted pumps. Supply may be a problem, unless you can dunk in a lake. The 800 will pump 13 gal/min unrestricted, so a 5 min shower will need 65 gals at full flow. That's a lot of water if you're hauling it. I'd look into a sunshower bag or even a bucket with holes in the bottom.