how much weight will they hold
1864922
not sure, but I just changed them on my f150 thats been from the beach to the mountains. the salt started taking it toll. great product
1864923
I believe they are rated at 300lbs. However, my buddy and I both weigh a little over 200lbs and have stood on them at the same time while tying down a load on the roof and they never felt like they were going to flex or give out. I've had them on my last two trucks and have beat them up off roading and never had a complaint. They are a great product and are very easy to install.
1864924
I just got these about a month ago, and put them on my f-150. Not sure of the exact weight capacity, but they feel extremely sturdy, and look great! Easy to install too.
1864925
my son is 325 pounds and they don't budge when he stands on them. very sturdy!!!!
1786368
Honestly I think that would be too much weight on these. I believe the description says up to 35lb. I think these could hold 45 to 50 max
338846
They're made iron and the base is about 10-15 pounds so 20-30 pounds should be ok before they become top heavy. Hope this helps.
2194441
A lot. The legs are aluminum based. A pair should hold 300-400 lbs., no problem.
2112170
I'm guessing between 225 & 250lbs, we love them, not sure how they would hold up with children who might think they are a play thing.
1921030
Don't know the exact weight but you should be alright in my opinion. They are very small shelfs so you biggest problem will be fitting them on there. Again I do NOT know the exact weight limit.
20987
I am not sure but they are so strong that it is a problem putting too much weight in them and then you can't pick them up. I have packed several boxes with about 150 pounds or more and they are secure. I have learned my lesson though and will pack lighter things in them in the future so I can move them. If someone else is moving them I think they are really strong and can hold up well. Hope that helps!
771389
I have heavy family members and so am I. I know these hold over 300lbs. Very sturdy wood. I used wood glue before adding screws.
1951205
They will hold up to 50 lbs so you should be ok. Put the screws into a stud or use an anchor.
2074238
They should hold them no problem. These stands are quite hefty. The speakers I have on them are 15 lbs, and they do not begin to affect them in any way.
79713
I dont know exactly but I am using them as supports for a table top and sewing supplies. not fully loaded yet but I am guessing they could hold easily 100 lbs each and probably 150 each. they are particle board so I don't expect them to be exceptionally sturdy. they are nice for the price
1291562
Mine are a bit smaller but the weight is more important than size. Check the maximun weight they hold I dont quite remember
552684
I purchased six of these for my employee's , they us them to hold hand tools and move them around the shop to equipment that they are working on. I would say they will hold about 150 to 200 lbs of weight
1151871
They seem pretty sturdy, and people over 200 pounds have used them. But I don't know if I would go over 300 pounds.
534480
They are a good 1/4" thick. I couldn't give you a definite weight capacity, but I'm quite confident that it would hold my weight and I weigh 115 pounds.
63760
I really don't think these will hold that much weight, but I could be wrong. The only way to know for sure is to try it, but if they break you're out the cost of the units. Good luck!
520446
I don't know. I've had them for over a year and they've had some heavy people on them, at least 240 lbs and they are fine.