How much weight will this hold approximate? Just want to make sure it does not tip to one side when putting one large item on one of the corners...
1817437
this thing is very wiggly and you have to put same weight items on opposite sides at the same time I really do not recommend it .
1817438
The 40" lazy susan weights about 80lbs by itself. I use it everyday for dinner. I have not had any problem with tipping. Just be mindful, that if you move it, not to lose the rubber tips on the bottom. I've had to order extra from Amazon since I lost one. Otherwise, it's a beautiful addition to my glass table I already have. My family loves it.
1817439
It makes a very stable platform to service the table..have not seen that issue..
1817440
We have never had a problem with any weight causing it to tilt. We have had large groups with as many as 14 people around the table and this has carried ALL the food nicely. Everyone loves it. I think some were even going to order one after seeing ours. Of course you need to counter heavy weight with some balance opposing, but the idea is to enable everyone to spin the item they want to within reach. I recommend it highly. This is the largest one we could find, and we love it.
1917801
I'm not sure I totally understand your question. I had to mount the tv in the corner and it works very well. If I were not putting it in the corner I guess it might stick out a bit too far from the wall. I think the mount is designed for both mounting plates to be used. i am not sure that just one side would be strong enough to support the whole thing. let me know if you have any further specific questions. overall it is well made and i am happy with the purchase.
153972
I have one very large patio sized plant on it and a medium sized plant. That works fine. But I don't know that it could hold too much more then one large plant with some medium sized plants. I had to make sure I balanced the weight to avoid it tipping.
1502877
It absolutely will not sway or lean. I have been using one of these as my main closet rack after my original wall-mounted rack collapsed under the weight of my clothing about a year ago! I also have a double rail style of the same rack in my storage space that has been loaded up for over five years. I'm about to purchase another one for storage because they are sturdy and reliable and I know they last.
1755872
I would estimate 25 lbs. I wouldn't worry about hanging clothes on it, but if some one put all their weight on it (like a grab bar), I wouldn't expect it to hold. This depends in part what it is screwed into. Wall board won't hold as much as it will fail before the bar does.
1613691
I have a laminated poster that weighs about 2 pounds. The hanger holds it easily. There could be potential for bending the poster where you clip it when you're closing the hanger or putting the poster on the wall, especially if it's a big heavy poster. I'd get another person to help just to be sure.
2225009
We put ours on top of a bigger piece (3-sectioned bins) and have had zero concerns with tipping. When it's full it's heavy and with the wide base I don't see it. But anythings possible I suppose. The bottom of it has a rim that sticks out so I think it would be difficult to mount on the wall.
1103174
It would be able to quite securely hold a 24" x 36" poster, assuming it had some rigidity to it. As far as tipping, I wouldn't say it's easily tipped as the base can spread fairly wide, but I wouldn't rely on it to hold anything precious. Hope that helps!
2093216
It depends on how you load it. If you put heavy things in the front and light things in the back, it will tip over.
257123
I would guess that it would hold that...my first one arrived un-assembled, and one of the chains didn't have a clip, so I couldn't put it together...after my bad review I was sent another one, but have not used it as I had already come up with an alternative that I preferred by the time it got here...it also seemed like it had come straight from China, which made me a little weary, but I tend to be a bit paranoid with stuff like that :P :)
1632828
This is a very sturdy piece. If the drawers are top heavy It might tip from the weight. I would put heavier items in the lower drawers and work from there. This is what we did and we have no trouble with it. Hope this helps.
1387506
I have had many items in this bag and have stood it upright and it hasn't fallen over.. But maybe I had the right amount of items in that just didn't cause it to tip over. Just remember that you can always lean it against something of it comes down to you being worried about it needing to be stabilized.
784463
The design prevents it from tipping. Mine is full and I've never had an issue. Would be difficult to tip it over, actually.
204218
It will support a lot of weight as long as it's not to wide or it will become tippy. Well built. Cant believe I lugged the thing (planner) around for years before I bought this item. Worth it's weight in gold
491125
Mine got extremely wobbly if the ground was even slightly bumpy and no matter how evenly distributed the weight was, if it was carrying more than 15 pounds it would tip over very easily. I wouldn't rely on this for anything over 10-20 pounds.
856339
Not a lot. It's only supported on one side. I would say about 25 - maybe 30 pounds. It was used for lunch trays and a 19" flat screen TV.
131126
No it will not hold anything over 1 lbs, anything heavier will cause the plastic leg locks to break. Already tried it.