Hi - does anyone think 4 of these would handle about 210 lbs of evenly distributed weight ? THANK YOU !
1806616
Yes, it can handle the weight. im currently using a 4 wheelset on +320 lbs steel frame, just remember there small diameter wheels and can only roll on a smooth surface.
63402
Distributed between the four casters these will be more than adequate. I have them loaded with around 280 and no problem at all.
323138
I think the bigger question is what are you going to mount them to and what your weight is. Mine is mounted to wooden studs and when I started using them, I was probably 220/230 lbs. I'm 206 or so now and have no issues at all. They're well built and good value for the money IMO.
2172003
I agree with the previous responder... They may be able to hold that weight stationary, but are not secure enough to provide safe resistance. They slide around when I just take towels or my bathrob on/off the hooks. Also, I don't know if I would trust them to not bend against something pulling against them.
889524
They are very sturdy! We had a different one before, and it was not nearly as strong as this one we have. Just as long as you keep it on a level floor, this can handle a ton of weight. :-)
113592
I would say one can hold 50 lbs. but I would use two for good measure, or use a larger one. I haven't looked but I would think they would show their load capacity in the specifications.
1606367
I can't give you an accurate answer. My guess would be that they would probably support total weight of about 75 pounds comfortably . Which means that each bar would probably support somewhere in the vicinity of about 40 pounds distributed along its length. Keep in mind this is strictly guess. I would not want to see anyone injured.
1474262
Each will hold 6 lb in ideal condition. if you space them out you should be able to hold about 20lb with 4. In vertical position, it depends on the fiction from the surface. it typically need much less force to hold 10Lb. Hope this helps.
1282266
800 pounds. Could easily handle much more. I have put over 1500 lbs on each with no problem.
693515
Sorry I was on vacation. I wouldn't trust these to something that heavy. They seem to be made well enough but not as heavy as I would want to deal with a golf cart. We used them for ladders for our dogs to get out of the water and onto our boat. Not a lot of demand for strength there! Hope this helps.
1506184
I am sure they would handle the weight. I would suggest getting a wrist and or neck strap. I bought both and interchange them as needed. They work great.
1319434
Judging from the ones I have, they do look pretty sturdy and I don't think you would have a problem. Plus I think a lot of the moves would work well from your knees, so it wouldn't be your whole body's weight on them. The only concern is that this equipment can put a lot of stress on your shoulders with your weight, so you will have to be careful and not go too deep, definitely do everything from your knees until you build up strength on these motions :)
1092145
I doubt they would be strong enough for 300 lbs, although that is strictly my opinion. I hope a large man answers your question!
967071
Yeah agree with previous. I personally would use at least 3 to support that much weight but it would be inconvient to close. How they are mounted would be critical also
549708
Ultimately the manufacturer should make this recommendation but the holders are very robust and holding 30 lbs each should be fine. Ensure strapped down firmly. Also, confirm rack is suitable and roof is suitable..good luck!
1910447
I am not completely confident in saying 'yes' to this one. I think it would depend on how much you are 'slamming' down. We use ours for plyo and also have a weight bench and weights on it. While I lift, they aren't heavy and I rarely drop them. They are a decent quality and can withstand a lot. If it were me, I'd order one set and see how it works before investing in more than 1 set.
1802645
I've not had to support anything that heavy with them. Nothing over 75 LBSFor something that heavy I wouldn't use them. I would use a 4 or 5 inch wheel which you can purchase at a Home Depot or Lowes for about the same price you would pay for the EB's