Do you think this could hold the weight (about 50lbs) of an AC window unit? My tent has a place to put an AC, but I need a short stand to put it on.
1675411
Though it's not really meant for being a lil table, it's pretty sturdy and I will say that it will be able to withstand 50lbs. I put on it my friends backpack and mine on top and my backpack usually weights round 25-30lbs
1430233
These are not meant to secure a/c only support weight. You could probably drill holes to bolt it for more security but you would have to check clearance inside a/c.
334395
It would be strong enough. However, the stand is not 47" wide. It is a very heavy piece and could handle a lot of weight.
1738925
I am not sure this would work very well. I have had it fall off the window a couple of times, due to the suction cups getting loose. It's not so heavy that it would injure someone I don't think, but it would likely break if it fell from that height, Heather.
438824
I certainly can't say for sure; however, I used it this summer to attach a copper lighting rod bracket to a rubberized roof and it has held quite well in very hot weather and lots of rain. I don't know how it handles weight in a heat situation.
258707
I would not recommend this. It would probably require modification of the unit to do so. That said, it would be possible if you could attach hooks or eyelets or similar to the unit but then you'd still need to come up with something to attach to the booth to hold it. You might want to consider purchasing a light blocking fabric/material such as window shade that you can install in a frame and hang. It would be light weight and portable (and cheap).
1632331
I have not tried putting 45 lbs on this stand but I would assume that it will not withstand that at long periods of time. The base is glass which is rigid but the thickness may not stand a 45 lbs.
637058
I'm sure it would hold the weight, might not look good because of the difference in height of the two side units compared to the center unit. Your base has to fit on the center unit which is 36.5 inches.
702424
As a car camper, I can't really speak to the weight. However, we had a really rainy summer and this tent did great every trip. Just be sure to get a good tarp to put under it.
1232798
This stand will be able to hold that just make sure you don't put it too high in the air and/or weigh it down with a few sandbags. I recently sold mine though for some cheetah stands because this one didn't smoothly go from folded to unfolded in time.
320156
It's a pretty compact station so I think you can put more than 40lbs on it but you would limit yourself on room to work. Make sure you secure to two or more studs though. The hanging bar is sound but only as good as the wall you secure it to.
446470
You have a unit that is less in weight than I am using. I have an old 32" standard TV--almost takes two to lift it. The unit has been on the stand for over one year. There is no evidence of weakening or sag in the stand. I would highly recommend this to you. It is strong, easily assembled, and has the appearance of a fine piece of furniture.
1918245
I haven't put that much weight on it, but if not in the wind and you use sand bags, I suspect it would hold the weight. It also depends on how wide the blankets are. Most of the strength is near each stand and less strength is in the middle of the cross piece. This is a light duty background stand. You may want to consider a regular duty background stand.
2117407
This is not what I use it for but I do believe it will do that as well. Be advised that there are diverse strengths and thicknesses out there; I suggest you do your homework before purchasing. Read about the weight it holds and compare that to the weight of your AC unit. Good Luck!
632237
I'm thinking it will hold a 5lb. book. I'd be a bit concerned about the tilt action with that weight. This stand doesn't LOCK in place in the traditional upward position. It should have a locking mechanism, but it doesn't for this model.
1738152
Not very sturdy, in my opinion. It has no extra loops to hold the tent to the ground. The two expresso rods (in the front) are not stable. I would guess with a little wind it would move easily.
49966
No I did not. I have replacement windows and it is supporting the ac just fine. Also, when I was researching ac window brackets, I found that a lot of people commented on how they were unable to use it on their replacement windows. The ones I reviewed did not appear to be able to be attached to the type of window frame I have. I do not find that my windows are being stressed in anyway from the ac's. At one time I had a much heavier unit in my window & had no issue.