Will this support the weight of a 2 x 3 foot granite island? weight will be about 130-150lbs but looking for the ability to slide island for cleaning
1786062
Assuming there are 4 legs in the island, that gives a load of less than 40 lbs per leveler. No problem.
1786063
I assume at least 4 would be used, and I think they would support 150 lbs vertically, however, I don't know about horizontal movement of your cabinet unless you raised them and moved it by a dolly of some kind. The beauty of these is the ability to adjust them for leveling and keeping the legs they are installed in up off the ground/floor or concrete in my case.
2105820
No. First, it's not strong enough to support the weight and second, I don't think that the tiles would stick.
982424
Should be able to move it without too much difficulty. It depends how much water or sand you put in the base.
1996316
It depends on how rough/smooth the mantle is. I have this stand on a granite countertop, and the base slides open pretty easily. If you do it, I would recommend putting some kind of stopper in front of each of the front feet, like a piece of rubber or something. Good luck!
804610
I bought this to use as a table/stand for a Trager PTG pellet BBQ which weighs about 40lbs. I am not using it for that after seeing it. Just do not trust for this much weight. I am using it for a 3 burner Coleman stove, but am watching it as the table surface is very slick. Even moving a pan on stove makes the stove slide on the table.
522351
I would suggest looking up WABA sand and see the weight on their description. I want to say approximately 2 pounds.
1107725
I'm actually not 100% certain on that one. Don't know the weight. But I believe it should handle it. I'm out of town right now so I can't check for you. I did however put a small 3-tier wedding cake on mine to do some of the icing detail work. I take mine apart once a year or so and put a drop of silicone or 3-in-one oil on each of the 3 ball bearings.
887216
Technically, I think you could put coasters on this. The legs are separate parts that you attach to the body of the island during assembly. However, this is a VERY substantial piece. Completely empty it is ~185 pounds, so once you add whatever you're going to put in it, it'll be well over 200 pounds. I don't think this would be easy to move around frequently. I will add that I can slide the island around pretty easily for cleaning under it, but I don't try to move it much more. Like I said, it's very heavy, which is what I really love about it. Good luck!
437548
It is really heavy so as long as it is placed on a stable hard surface it should be quite stable. I am really pleased with it and ours does not seem tippy at all.
1078445
Probably not, dude. When our granite guys move a polished slab they use several sets for a decent sized countertop. I only have one set and I try not really put a load on them. I mostly use them as an extra handle to manipulate bulky panels (windows, shower surrounds). I like them but I don't trust them to really carry things. Get yourself some lifting straps if you're carrying unpolished stone.
1802915
My NHT SuperOnes are about 15 pounds each and the stands handle that weight fine. Much more, though, and you'd better make sure of your floor, or use the spikes.
1513391
No. Be aware this unit has basically a wood colored cardboard back, and it won't hold a lot of weight. I might look at a different choice if I were you.
637058
I'm sure it would hold the weight, might not look good because of the difference in height of the two side units compared to the center unit. Your base has to fit on the center unit which is 36.5 inches.
2130715
The legs are not particularly thick and couldn't accommodate heavy casters, not sure of the dimensions. However, if your floor is wooden, small furniture slides should work. It's not a heavy unit, though quite stable.
450504
It doesn't support weight. It interacts with trailer sway to stop or limit trailer sway. Up to about 26' one unit should do the job. Over that trailer length 2 may be needed.
1620193
I found the item a bit shaky, of course, I had it put on a carpeted floor. You're talking a weight of some 50 pounds here, though. I can't recommend it, the different levels are each fastened by a not-so-long screw and the pillars are hollow but for a plastic disc in the ends, it might hold, but could well buckle. It's meant more for smaller knickknacks than your planned monstrous item.
2193582
Nope! I just got it out and set it up on my counter (which has 12" granite tiles on it) The narrowest the legs on the stand will allow is just over 13" There is no way you can get all 3 "feet" of the stand on a 12" table. Sorry! It's a beautiful piece, though...