What is the weight limit for using these stepping domes?
1789078
I don't have any information from the manufacturer, but I was stepping on them (115lbs) and they seemed to hold up just fine.
1789079
There is none. The stones compress as they are stepped on and pop back into shape once the foot is removed.
1789080
I weigh 200lbs and the stepping stones recover just fine when I step on them while demonstrating their use to my students.
1789081
We got them for my son who is 38 lbs but we all use them with him and my husband is 175 lbs. I think they could withstand a lot more though! I hope this helps.
1333074
Not sure what the limit would be ,I know I've had people probably close to 300 lbs sit on them with no problem , they are very sturdy chairs.
1964849
I don't know the actual weight limit, but I do have heavy pots successfully hanging on them.
584156
Not sure. I've had people on them who weighed 225-230 lbs and they held up fine.
1319431
I'm not sure about the weight limit. My son is in excellent shape and he had difficulty not face planting himself because they slipped so much. I wouldn't recommend. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1928628
I am not certain of an exact weight limit but I have hung sound blankets which weight about 6lbs. Cameras, lights (Fresnels) The poles are pretty sturdy and come in very handy. I am taking to a shoot in a jail where I will use them horizontally as well as vertically to hang blankets, flags, lights, etc. I own two sets of these poles. You should teat any configuration before you deploy them on a set.
2162746
I'm not sure what the weight limit is. They are made to be stackable, and each piece is pretty hefty so I think they are meant to hold a good bit of weight. However, You have to stack at least two high to be at a comfortable height for sitting, and I would probably not recommend sitting on stacked cubbies. I use them as shoe cubbies, but it is not really similar to the bench shoe cubbies. I just have them stacked and through shoes in them in a closet. The protruding front lip would also make them awkward for sitting on top.
1160276
There is no specific weight restriction on these but I recommend consulting the seller if you exceed 250lbs. Jon ShockingRides
584155
I don't know what the weight limit is on these. I returned them because they didn't snap together well (I'm experienced with assembly of furniture and these were just funky) and I was disappointed in them.
381135
I'm really not sure but both my husband and I are very close to 200 pounds and use them with ease. They are very sturdy!
61881
Hi Tiny. Not sure what the weight limit is, but I can tell you that the structure is all metal construction and is VERY sturdy.
24991
On the Step 2 site, it says weight limit of 250lbs. I bought it for me, but my husband who weighs 220lbs. has used it.
357285
I only use it as a foot stool. It's not real heavy duty and it's pretty low to the ground. I would guess that Coleman's stated weight capacity of 175 pounds would be about the limit.
88393
I am not sure of any weight limits. My children are 40 pounds on the bottom and 45 pounds on top.
471946
I don't know the exact limit but I am 200 and change and it seems to be holding up pretty well. If you put a lot of weight on the foot stool ring it does have a tendency to start sliding down however. Adjusts fairly easily though
1850770
A safety notice sticker on the step-stool says working load 200 lbs. You might get away with going over that, but you would be testing your luck pretty far.
1787894
I read somewhere (possibly company's web page) that it was 250 lbs. I'd contact the manufacturer directly if you want to be sure. We've had 210 lbs. on it so far, but not on top step.