What is the weight capacity? Will the foot rest fit the 2 man stand? Does the sections use quick release pins or screws?
455327
Weight Capacity 500 lbs. large foot rest fits 2 man stand. Screws are used. Quick release pins on gun rest only.
455328
The weight capacity for the Dual Pro is as follows: single user: 350lbs.; double occupancy: 250lbs max individual/500lbs max combined total. The harness that comes with the stand also has a 350lb total (per harness) (includes all gear). I am not sure about the fit of the foot rest as my package did not include the foot rest. The sections use machine screws (no quick release pins).
588487
No doubt this stand will handle the weight of two monitors easily. Depending on their size, it may not fit two, but will have no problem with the weight.
384445
I don't know why they only put a max weight of 22 lbs. I can stand on mine. They do rely on tension to hold the shape but it shouldn't be that limiting. I'd say I would confidently put 50 lbs on there with no worries.
1996315
This stand will support 20 pounds (we placed 2 ten pound weights on it), but the dimensions, particularly height, would factor in.
1837100
I do not know the max load but the stand is built very well. Unless you are talking about say 40 lbs at max extension I think it should hold what you need. When you get the stands make sure that everything work correctly. The leg clamp did not work on one of the stand but the replacement worked great.
807020
Should be good- most stable portable stand I've owned. Really solid compared to most.
1077582
The metal stock used for the legs is about 1.25" high, but that doesn't take into account the leg levelers that screw into each corner. I'm thinking that you'd need to use the leg levelers because of the way the stand is put together. (Assembly instructions can be found at the BDI website.) BTW, the BDI specifications for the stand states that the cabinet must have 2" of clearance for the legs.
541156
Yes, The speaker stands are able to hold 70 lbs each. Your speakers will fit fine
307992
It is not super heavy, but I'm not sure what kind of stand you'd use - wouldn't want it to fall off!
1940065
The stand is surprisingly stable especially for this price and while being relatively light-weight. I haven't put two people in it but you would be more likely to swing out of the hammock than to have the stand tip over.
213496
They are certainly not too heavy for the average person to carry two at a time and set up (easy!), but not too light where they wouldn't feel sturdy. My brother assembled the stand in less than 15 minutes.
1112507
Height is no issue as you sometime need the low step up bar to rest we going to failure. Not sure of max weight but very sturdy when assembled. Better than what I see at commercial clubs!!
2083657
It should be a low but heavily built stand full you would be looking at around 200lbs
1828689
I'm not sure but this is very sturdy. Mine is mainly used as a foot rest. I weigh 140 & I can sit on it without being worried about it holding me. I have been very satisfied with it.
857146
We use 24" monitors on them and they perform very well. While it is sized appropriately for a 30" monitor, I'm not certain how well the ball joint that pitches the monitor up and down will handle the weight (depending on the make/model of the monitor). We like these stands very much, but have found that more and more staff require dual and tri head workstations, so these stands are being relegated to kiosk workstations that don't get used every day.
895191
The stands are very strong and made of steel...they will hold vertical weight 12 lbs easily. I have two 19 inch monitors per stand no issues. The stand base is much larger than the picture suggests, at least 12 inches per leg and about 2 1/2 to 3 inches wide. You could use double sided tape under each leg to really hold it down or even drill and screw it to a surface if you had real concerns. Only issue is if the monitor is pushed back since there is no support there. The stand is designed as front weight biased. My monitor verticals rest against a window ledge and provides support if they are knocked backwards....hope this helps The stands are very strong and made of steel...they will hold vertical weight 12 lbs easily. I have two 19 inch monitors per stand no issues. The stand base is much larger than the picture suggests, at least 12 inches per leg and about 2 1/2 to 3 inches wide. You could use double sided tape under each leg to really hold it down or even drill and screw it to a surface if you had real concerns. Only issue is if the monitor is pushed back since there is no support there. The stand is designed as front weight biased. My monitor verticals rest against a window ledge and provides support if they... » Read More The stands are very strong and made of steel...they will hold vertical weight 12 lbs easily. I have two 19 inch monitors per stand no issues. The stand base is much larger than the picture suggests, at least 12 inches per leg and about 2 1/2 to 3 inches wide. You could use double sided tape under each leg to really hold it down or even drill and screw it to a surface if you had real concerns. Only issue is if the monitor is pushed back since there is no support there. The stand is designed as front weight biased. My monitor verticals rest against a window ledge and provides support if they are knocked backwards....hope this helps « Show Less
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It is sturdy and built well but two people can move it easily. Be sure to hook one or two springs so the movable base cannot move.