how much does the basket hold?
1661699
Basket is 16-in deep x 9-in x 14-in. It's huge. And it's very easy to remove and empty. A brilliant design.
1661700
To give you a visual, I would say it holds about the same as two plastic shopping bags.
1661701
The basket is about 125 cu inches. 12.5x12.5x8 give or take. About the size of a small wastebasket.
124425
The basket is the size of a grocery bag, I would imagine whatever you would normally put in a grocery bag. I couldn't tell you how much weight it holds. I guess it would depend on what you want to use it for. Hope this helps
1519432
Hi John, Unfortunately I do not have the basket with me to provide an accurate information, but it is very strong as long as you have your load balanced, because the two side parts are attached to the main central square rod frame with bolts. I did carry around 100 lbs from North Ohio to South Texas. RegardsAlex
475078
About 12 inches. Also, it's about 12 inches from the bottom rack to the bottom of the basket.
1886127
This item was a gift and I am not sure how much it held. It was not real large so I would guess not more than 1lb.
680211
My son puts his school backpack in it, which weighs 15 pounds, sometimes instead, he puts his trumpet case which weighs 6 pounds. We have a bungee net attached by zip ties to the metal wires so everything sits securely. The basket is mounted to a Blackburn EX-1 rear disc bike rack and it is all very solid. I think that the basket could hold more weight. The mesh wire has tiny holes so small items, such as coins wouldn't fall out of the bottom.
2050998
This is a big basket but not nearly big enough to carry around a racing bike.
760579
I think the basket would hold the weight if it is a smaller tank. basket is very sturdy. One of my best purchases to help my mother.
2170580
Basket itself is: 9" W x 5" D AND 10" H... A bit smaller than I would have liked. Doesn't hold a lot. 3 bags of marshmallows tops :) Wire is a bit flimsy also. It's okay but thought I was getting a larger more sturdy basket. Can't complain for the price, I guess.
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The bottom basket is about 8 inches across, the next one up 6 inches and the next 4. I haven't actually measured these, but that's my estimate as an engineer. The baskets have square bottoms, though, so that will limit the capacity a bit. However, I find that it fits a lot of volume if you carefully stack things on it. At its fullest, I've had about 4 yams, 4 garlic bulbs, a cantaloupe, 4 tomatoes, a bunch of bananas (I think 5 in the bunch), and still had room to spare. I've even put some weight on it to see if it would hold, and it showed very little in terms of stress and fatigue under weight. Hope this helps! The bottom basket is about 8 inches across, the next one up 6 inches and the next 4. I haven't actually measured these, but that's my estimate as an engineer. The baskets have square bottoms, though, so that will limit the capacity a bit. However, I find that it fits a lot of volume if you carefully stack things on it. At its fullest, I've had about 4 yams, 4 garlic bulbs, a cantaloupe, 4 tomatoes, a bunch of bananas (I think 5 in the bunch), and still had room to spare. I've even put some weight on it to see if it would hold, and it showed very little in terms of stress and fatigue under... » Read More The bottom basket is about 8 inches across, the next one up 6 inches and the next 4. I haven't actually measured these, but that's my estimate as an engineer. The baskets have square bottoms, though, so that will limit the capacity a bit. However, I find that it fits a lot of volume if you carefully stack things on it. At its fullest, I've had about 4 yams, 4 garlic bulbs, a cantaloupe, 4 tomatoes, a bunch of bananas (I think 5 in the bunch), and still had room to spare. I've even put some weight on it to see if it would hold, and it showed very little in terms of stress and fatigue under weight. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I'm sorry, but I don't know the answer to your question. I sent the basket to my aunt, who lives far away from me. I will be seeing her towards the end of July, so if you're not in a big hurry, I can check the dimensions then.
2035945
I don't have the dimensions because it's at my son's house but a small basket would fit
1043170
it is around 4 and a quarter inches from bottom of basket to top of shelf.. It has only one basket.
1110889
The basket is about 2 1/2 inches deep, but with the wheels it makes it about 4 1/2 inches tall. However the handle sticks up and you'd need at least 7 inches clearance if you're shoving it under something. The basket width is about 18 inches and the length is adjustable. Right now I have it at about 19 inches, but it looks like there's a couple of inches it could go either shorter or longer.
1823499
The basket is quite sturdy. It's about 10-12 inches long and 4-5 inches wide. It would definitely hold hand towels and washcloths. It would hold a couple of small towels. Mine is in my husband's shed holding gloves and rags! Hope this helps!
1269349
Each basket can hold about 8-10 pounds of onions, potatoes, etc. But if two are stacked, no more than 8 pounds will fit in the baskets not on top. The top can be stacked with veggies to a higher level. The baskets are also sturdy enough to handle that much produce.
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The handles are not very tall and you could only place items as tall as the basket and expect to carry them around. I keep onions and potatoes in mine. Anyway check the measurements in the product description and the height of the basket will be as tall your products could be.