I have a narrow stretch (24" x 100") of carpeted area that I want to use this for. Would it be able to support a large/heavy wire-frame rack? Stable?
233029
I honestly have no idea. We have used these to protect our child from the tile. It has with stood a heavy ottoman, play pen and couches on the edges
233030
I probably wouldn't. The tiles are not very thick and dent easily. They work great on hardwood.
1371761
The rack uses a lever to slightly expand the length of the rack to lock it in place between the floor and the ceiling. As long as the carpet is stable (i.e. not prone to slipping), then this rack should work. The rack will fail to hold if the base is easily displaced. A slick floor, sloped floor, or easily moved rug or carpet would cause the rack locking mechanism to become ineffective.
312658
Yes definitely...this mount will support over 200 pounds..very strong mount
2180498
I only use this for components. It may support a small TV that's 32" max (just guessing), but when setting on carpet it may be a little wobbly and unstable because it's tall and narrow.
902905
I agree with skappy7, it is pretty sturdy, but i'd be more concerned with stability as this is only about a foot wide if that.
1415633
Seems sturdy, but 22 lb turkey is a good size so I am not sure of the pressure on the sides would cause it to collapse.This could easily support a 22 lb dumb bell weight as it is small enough to fit within the frame of the rack. This is well made, I am just not sure if the side pressure would cause the supports to slip out of the slots.
515426
If you remove the straps the shelf goes beyond 90 degrees and stops. It will hold a load but I am not sure how much weight it will support.
256098
Yes. This could work depending on the weight you put on the edges of the racks. The supports 24" apart would serve to hold a great amount of weight over the center of the racks. You could always go into attic space (if available) and place a support (2x4 or equivalent to joist) between the joists to which you could bolt the metal supports.
575195
If this rack truly has a "250 lb. load capacity," then they should show us a picture of it supporting five 45-lb. barbell plates. This is only 225 lbs. and should pose no problem for a "commercial grade" clothing rack with a "250 lb. load capacity." I seriously doubt that a rack whose top and lower bars come in two pieces can support a fraction of that rate without bending, bowing or collapsing.
914030
Yes, the rack will definitely accommodate that size with room to spare on either end. This is a great tool and very multifunctional.
2055184
It might move a little with a full load of bikes but I have never noticed. Never concerned about the stability of the rack. Great product.
1282318
i think so -- but it depends upon how heavy or small items are -- i use it on small wire racks
513612
Yes, it would be more than strong enough. I use it to hold some pretty heavy cruiser bikes.
1178294
Bought one several years ago. It will hold weight with all sections full with rolls 2-3 inches in diameter. Weight capacity is not a problem except it won't roll well ON CARPET when full. Wood or tile should be no problem; mine stays stationary.
961510
It would depend on how thick your carpet is & how much you weigh. It is very sturdy.
1134206
Without a doubt it would. If they are heavy I would recommend securing the rack down to the cabinet floor.
1502344
Yes. It is a good shelf for those but is a little unstable on carpet. I elevate the frony by putting shims under the front of the feet.