How much weight can these hold. I saw a project where you use hooks to hang baskets on the wall and imagine 2 per basket. Just wanted to know before.
1101635
NO idea. I haven't used mine yet. I still can't trust something other than a nail in the wall. LOL
1145568
Hi, that's a good question and I don't have an answer. I use it free standing, I have not tried to hang it. I think to hang it on a wall you might have to turn it upside down but where would you attach it. If you find an answer let me know, sorry I could not be helpful.
1487479
These are not secured by nails, but small pins. They don't look like they will hold any weight, but they do! I use a small hammer to get the pins into the wall, but you might be able to push them in with your fingers. They pull out easily if you twist them, then pull, and they don't leave big holes in your wall. I have been using these for several years as a professional photographer to hang my frames prints in galleries and wouldn't use anything else.
1004635
I can't measure the exact weight (no precise instruments) but under 1lb. To put it in perspective, when I was testing where to put them, I used a twist-tie from a package of bread to hold them to different parts of the room and they hung. Easily light enough to attach with a simple screw (I'd avoid a wire nail or something light just because it would pull out of the wall). Hope that helps.
1457150
They are pretty sturdy and have nice handles. I use mine for storing paid receipts and my office supplies, and then put them inside a cabinet where their not seen. As for weight, yarn and other lightweight objects will work fine; the baskets are much bigger than they appear and are very nice. Hope this helps!!
1813602
I wouldn't recommend. This should be tight to the wall which the plastic hooks would prevent, but even if hanging below the hooks, it has a bit of weight. Then with regular use one's hands will be in and out to retrieve objects in the cubbies it is not an item that just hangs, so to speak, plus any objects hanging from the hooks add more weight. Maybe if they are heavy duty 'holds' 20 lbs' hooks they could work.
285928
This is great for light baskets, but I have large baskets and they did not hold. Use the manufacturers guidelines for determining the system's weight limit.
376342
Absolutely zero problems hauling upward of twenty-five pounds per basket - but get the strangest rack you can find - my first rack (a cheapie with only one stay per side) was utterly inadequate. Check the weight ratings on your rack - I routinely exceed fifty pounds of groceries with these baskets, so your rack needs to be rated at least that high if you plan on really loading them. The baskets, as far as I can tell will handle anything you can stuff into them, unless you're into recycling lead ingots.
461417
Most likely.....the hangers are extremely solid and strong and can hold up to 50 pounds each these are the best little wall hangers I have ever seen! SOLID.
1110163
I can't remember that brackets for wall hanging came with this board. I would go to a handware store and look at the picture hanging brackets. It is a light board so you won't need a heavy duty bracket.Instructions are usually on the bracket package for hanging. I just have my board propped up against the wall in front of my computer. Good luck!
708906
It's hard to determine how much weight it can handle but I can tell you they won't break easily. They're made of thick resistant plastic. The glue it comes with is very strong also. So the question would be, how strong is what you will be hanging. Don't understand the 6 inches tab question. Maybe a ruler?
684631
You can hang the baskets either by putting a hook into the ceiling or by putting it in the wall. I have mine hanging from the ceiling. It does not come with a hook so that would be something that you would need to purchase if you don't have one already. The basket has a hook at the top so that it can be hung from the ceiling. Hope this helps you. Char
106081
I have only put a minimal amount of weight on these hooks and just for hanging some thing on a closet rod but think that they will hold much more than I have been hanging. But in answer to your question I would say that you could hang 30 lbs with out them bending.
2050623
It is meant to hang on a fence or rail so it eould take dome thought as to how you might fasten a board or sich to the wall, so the brackets could hang on the wall. It would require getting something strong as the basket is heavy when filled with dirt, plants and water.
24573
Indoors, on drywall? Perhaps, but only if anchored/screwed into a stud. I got them for outdoor hanging baskets for our cedar fence (posts). And they hold a lot of weight.
2181803
The hooks will probably hold 50 pounds. My headboard weighs between 30 and 35. I do recommend putting the headboard close to the wall so it will be supported if you lean against it to read, eat, or whatever.
2001776
they actually dont come with the typical "J hooks" you would find at an actual gym. they're more like "L hooks" if you ask me, but they're pretty solid and can hold some serious weight. i've personally only put about 250lb on them several times and the hooks work well. the only thing i would say bad about them is that they are kind of long so the bar seems to roll around a lot.