What is max weight bearing load of this table? I need a small folding table that can bear up to 45lbs.
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I have never, ever seen load bearing statistics for any household use table anywhere, and I'm reasonably confident that the manufacturer does not have a spec for load on this product. This is a patio table....not a plant stand, or workbench. Having said that, I feel comfortable with 3 or 4 bottles of beer, a bowl of dip, and a bag of chips on this table. Forty-five pounds??? Not!
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I don't know if I would trust this table to safely hold anything over 70 lbs. I definitely wouldn't sit on it. I'm only using it to hold a small lamp myself.
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The table is very sturdy but it does fold in half! I do not know weight capacity but would think it could hold a lot but I would not sit on it! How this helps!
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I have an 8 oz. crystal on one....that's about max...more weight is not practical even though it may still rotate.....it bends the little axle the table sits on.
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The table was purchased for a friend of mine. I don't see it daily but do know she uses it to hold her cable and blue ray boxes as we'll as several photos in metal frames. I would think the table could hold well over the four pounds you are planning to use it for. I know my friend is extremely pleased with how the table looks and functions. I hope the above was helpful.
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how sturdy? The table is very sturdy. Much better than folding metal card tables. But it is rather heavy to move from storage to use. MAT
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Weighs about twice the average portable table that size. That is because it is very sturdy well built and larger 36 " square than most bridge tables. Good luck
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Yes, I would not go above that. In fact I would stay below it. I'm 230 lbs and feel quite secure but I think if I were well over 300 I might get nervous. That said I have owned and used this table for over a year with 0 problems or complaints. I use it personally (every week) as opposed to professionally (every day).
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The machine we have on the table (a CCTV) almost takes up the entire table. It weighs between 12-15 pounds. The table does not wobble at all. Hope this helps.
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I've placed it on a 36" card table and it appears to be stable, but have not tried it out yet. It will get properly vetted when drinks, elbows and screaming poker players activate it. A 40" table should be more stable though as long as you can keep it from sliding.
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I have not tested this myself, but the manufacturer's website reads that this table can support up to 1500lbs (680.38kg) if evenly distributed. Source: http://www.buylifetime.com/products/blt/pid-25011.aspx
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Hello Chris, At present I do not know the max weight the table can hold. As for the casters, the table cannot receive casters, they are not made to make that happen. The bottom of the legs have adjusters to make the table level. Have a great day. Tony Van Hemert Customer Service Agent Nisbets, Inc. 151 Bata Blvd. Belcamp, MD 21017 Office: 1-888-747-1447 ext. 67002
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The legs are sturdy. Mine supports a fold down wood table top that is heavy without any issues. The table can be loaded up in normal use and the bracket stays sturdy. If you only use one bracket I would make sure the load stays under about 25 pounds and is balanced. If you use 2 or more legs where stability is not a problem I think the legs would easily support 75 plus pounds.
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I'm 220 and it is very sturdy, I'm not sure but my bet is that it would be fine, I think some of the folding tables are less sturdy.
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I think it will support, at most, 50 lbs -- and by that, I assume you mean "for a protracted time period." The table top is, without doubt, the most solid part of this item (with its four legs coming in a reasonably close second.) As such, the weight you proposed shouldn't be a problem, but I wouldn't go much beyond that (for instance, I weigh over 200 lbs, and would feel comfortable sitting on the table top for perhaps a handful of 30-minute sessions, but feel anything more would begin to really test the table past its point of stability).
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I honestly don't know the answer to this question. I only had this table a short time and only remember that it seemed heavier than I thought it would be. It's still a lot lighter than another portable table that I own that has a pressboard top. Hope this helps.
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I think it is about 40 lbs no more... I thought I read somewhere that it held 300 or 350. My heaviest when I started using it was about 270. I am unable to get on and off the floor I use the table for my exercises.