Do you think mounting this to an interior door frame (my only option) would support the weight of a 145 lb female?
1098554
ABSOLUTELY !!! 100% yes. I am 190 male. No problem. Honestly, I don't like using with the door closed. Got a big eyelet from Home Depot and screwed it in. Should be plented of "Meat" behind the door trim and would hold 300lbs. Good luck.
1098555
I'm sure. I've only ever hooked it up to chainlink fence or squat rack at the gym, but at 240-lbs. I've never worried once that it won't hold me. I would trust the door frame with your size. Hope this helps.
752694
i have a lighter weight door but probably not much. mine is solid wood & the unit doesn't even flinch with the weight.
145929
If the deck post can support 120 pounds I'm sure you can figure out away to mount it. Good luck.
451885
It could hold a naked 300 pound lady. My question is "are you strong enough to manage? " :-)
2181253
Yes, but... This is exactly my door frame dimensions, so I had to use only first bolt connector instead of both to put it together. I'm 185# and it doesn't seem to affect the strength of the unit.
2124774
It would depend on the size, of course. 3 lbs. is a lot, but if you use enough of the mounting squares it may work. Unless you have delicate walls, I would give it a try.
617596
Yes it could if the door is solid enough, remember it will need to bear the weight of all the objects you plan to attach to it!! I think it's primarily aimed at a wall mount.
1727871
If supported either on the bottom or screwed in from the sides, I'd think so - it's not that heavy on it's own, but full would be. Just leave room for the door to swing open fully. Hope that helps.
1497910
This is a fairly heavy piece. I wouldn't trust hanging it from your standard hollow interior door. If you happened to have a solid wooden door then you could hang it with confidence. The hardware that comes with it is for mounting on a wall (screws and drywall anchors).
1529895
It is very sturdy. Right now I have 10 garments hanging on it - dresses, skirts pants. I would guess what I have on there now is about 10 pounds and it holds up well. I don't know what effect it might be having on the door; but, I'm not worried about putting weight on it - could easily add more to it. Hope this helps.
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.
1941761
We have a headboard made of two old doors, and we have one bracket per door. Our doors do touch the floor for added support, but each weighs about 40lbs.
586539
Purchased because it was for a 400 LB person and needed something that would hold up- maybe too sturdy because it is a bit too firm, and large size dominates the room. But yes it supports the weight fine. Beware of "FREE" drop shipping - was left in the middle of my gravel driveway
378602
I have mine secured on a wall. It's a really nice heavy rack. I don't know if you could properly secure it on a door. It is worth trying, I love mine.
1409675
Yep. It will support your weight. The question is really what you're trying to accomplish. The product gave me the respite and confidence to not need it any more. Best of luck!
964813
Might be a little too lite for it. Without knowing the weight of the door or the amount of cycles, it would be hard to give you a definite answer. Sorry!
1350474
I have this cabinet set and I don't think the shelves really have much of a weight limit. I'd say so go for it!